Decorated round hammer head is an artifact from the Mesolithic perio

This antique decorated round hammer head is from the Mesolithic period, approximately 9000-5000 BC. It is pretty spectacular, with a diameter of 91 mm. The Finnish Heritage Agency takes care of this relic. During the Mesolithic period, humans created many types of art and artifacts to reflect their daily existence. This hammer head might have been used for a variety of tasks, and its ornamentation suggests it may have held special importance or function. 

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