Shamanic athame. Stone age ritual altarpiece tool.

Unique handmade knife with a flint blade.
The handle is made of reindeer antlers and decorated with a leather cord.

Stone knives were essential tools throughout prehistory.
Daggers, typical for 5-3 Millennium BC.

The Stone Age indicates the large swathe of time during which stone was widely used to make implements. So far, the first stone tools have been dated to roughly 2,6 million years ago.

Height is about 18 cm (7.09 inches).

The chronological framework of the Stone Age is very wide - it begins about 2.6 million years ago and before the beginning of human use of metal.
In archaeological science, the Stone Age is traditionally divided into three main stages:
Paleolithic or ancient stone age;
Mesolithic or Middle Stone Age;
Neolithic or New Stone Age.
The archaeological periodization of the Stone Age is associated with changes in the stone industry: each period is characterized by unique methods of stone processing and, as a result, a certain set of various types of stone tools. It must be recognized that stone was by no means the only material used for tools throughout this time, yet it is the most stubborn one when it comes to decaying and thus survives a bit better than the alternatives.

Due to their strength and durability since ancient times, the bone/antlers of animals were used in the manufacture of weapons and jewelry.