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Higham Ferrers's flint axe find had the experts guessing "No use of modern tools"

Summary by Northants Telegraph
The mystery of the ancient flint axe donated to Higham Ferrers Tourism and thought to date back to between 3 450 – 2 000 BC, has been solved.
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Higham Ferrers's flint axe find had the experts guessing "No use of modern tools"

The mystery of the ancient flint axe donated to Higham Ferrers Tourism and thought to date back to between 3 450 – 2 000 BC, has been solved.

·Kettering, United Kingdom
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Northants Telegraph broke the news in Kettering, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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