Danish Mesolithic Period Juvenile Aurochs Horn centralkalimantan tenderly holding her child in

tenderly holding her child in a nursing position

Light surface wear

The surface shows a beautiful light grey weathered patina

the Asmat are also historically associated with practices of headhunting

Danish Mesolithic Period Juvenile Aurochs Horn centralkalimantan tenderly holding her child inMaglemosian Culture, c. 90005000 BC, Zealand, Denmark A stunning and rare find, this partial skull fragment and juvenile aurochs (Bos primigenius) horn comes from the rich peat bogs of Denmark. Dating to the Mesolithic Maglemosian culture, this piece offers a direct connection to one of Northern Europes earliest postglacial hunting communities. The Maglemosian peoples were expert hunters, fishers, and foragers who thrived in forested and wetland