LIBYA, Erg Ubari, Acheulian, c. 500,000-200,000 BC,  handaxes.  These look right, mostly with "desert varnish" (sand polishing) and evidence of use.  Pictures are about 1/3 size, so they're big!  Made and used by homo erectus, formerly generally thought to be a direct ancestor of our species, now I think they think not.

a) bifacial handaxe, 180x100mm, (~7x4") 120.00 sold
b) classic cordiform bifacial handaxe, 115x80mm, 110.00 sold
c) lanceolate thick biface, 145x70mm, 120.00 sold
d) classic cordiform bifacial handaxe, 145x110mm, natural notch in side, 110.00
e) ovate bifacial handaxe, 150x115mm, 145.00
f) cordiform bifacial handaxe, 120x85mm, 125.00
g) cordiform bifacial handaxe, 160x110mm, somewhat elongated, 145.00 sold
h) thick biface with pointed end and unworked base, 130x60mm, actually it should be called a triface! 110.00 sold 12/12/2007
i) cordiform biface, 133x62mm, nice red banding in stone 125.00 sold
j) large bifacial handaxe, 165x105mm, 145.00 sold 2/2/2011

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