Ancient 20-inch-long hand ax discovered in Saudi Arabia may be world's largest
What may be the world's largest prehistoric hand ax, measuring over 20 inches long, was found in Saudi Arabia.
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What may be the world's largest prehistoric hand ax, measuring over 20 inches long, was found in Saudi Arabia.
What may be the world's largest prehistoric hand ax, measuring over 20 inches long, was found in Saudi Arabia.
Archaeologists digging in the deserts of Saudi Arabia have discovered a giant stone hand axe that is thought to be over 200,000 years old. The team of experts made the find while surveying an archaeological site
The tool may well be one of the largest prehistoric hand axes ever discovered, according to researchers.
Saudi archaeologists unearth rare 200,000-year-old prehistoric hand axes, providing a glimpse into ingenious skills of early Arabian inhabitants.