The above handaxe was found by one of my colleagues in our teaching collection, mislabelled as a ‘Neolithic flint handaxe’. It appears to have been produced on a beach cobble and I really like the contrast between the large flake scars on the proximal end, and the much finer scars at the distal. This suggests to me a resharpening process. I also like the shape.

The other face is equally interesting, and I can see this shape and type is what I am going to be playing with over the next few making sessions.