Description
Neolithic Stone Age Artefact
This rare Neolithic scraper axe artefact is a British Stone Age tool associated with Scarborough, Yorkshire. It is presented as a lithic artefact and offers collectors an opportunity to own a tangible object connected with Britain’s prehistoric past. The combined scraper and axe description makes this an especially appealing piece for collectors interested in early tool technology, prehistoric craftsmanship and archaeological artefacts.
The Neolithic period represents the later part of the Stone Age, a major phase in human history when communities increasingly used worked stone tools in daily life. Stone tools from this period are valued for the evidence they provide of early manufacturing skills, practical tool use and changing ways of life. A scraper-type tool is generally associated with working or preparing materials, while axe forms are widely recognised within prehistoric stone-tool traditions. The supplied identification is retained as a scraper / axe artefact without adding further classification.
Scarborough, Yorkshire Connection
The stated location associated with this artefact is Scarborough, Yorkshire. This regional connection adds interest for collectors of British prehistoric material and Yorkshire-related archaeological pieces. The artefact can be displayed as part of a collection focused on Neolithic Britain, Stone Age tools, lithic technology or the wider history of human workmanship.
Collecting and Display
This piece is suitable for collectors of prehistoric artefacts, British Stone Age tools, Neolithic objects, lithic specimens and archaeological history. It can be presented in a display cabinet, educational collection, study, office or themed interior. Its historical character makes it a conversation piece for anyone interested in how early communities shaped and used stone to create practical implements.
The photographs are intended to show the individual item supplied, allowing the buyer to view the actual artefact before purchase. Full sizing is shown in the photographs.
Authenticity Certificate
This Artefact is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
Photograph Information
The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.
This Neolithic scraper axe artefact combines British Stone Age interest, lithic tool collecting appeal and a Scarborough, Yorkshire association in one distinctive prehistoric object. It is an appropriate addition to collections of archaeological artefacts, early technology and historical specimens.






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