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Starbeck Education

Specialist supplier of inexpensive, exciting & unusual artefacts.

Stone Age Artefacts

A wide selection of genuine and replica Stone Age artefacts for use when teaching primary history at KS1 and KS2.

Flint Tool Set

BH_300

£40.00

Stone Age-Battle of Hastings Timeline

WG7346

£9.95

Stone Age Value Box

VB_134

£110.00

Large Adult Mammoth Tooth

NT_442

£185.00

Flint Arrow Head

BH_219

£6.00

Antler Pick

BH_257

£25.00

Flint Knife

BH_191

£30.00

Bronze Age Axe replica.

BH_678

£50.00

Cave Diorama

BH_417

£120.00

Animal Skin in Frame

BH_230

£38.00

Stone Age to Iron Age Topic Pack

WG7104

£89.99

Working History... Prehistoric Artefact Cards

WG7900

£16.99

Human Skull

NT_321

£18.00

Medium Haematite

BH_271

£6.00

Clay Spinning Whorl, Spindle and Wool

BH_685

£15.00

Wooden Toys Through The Ages

WG7031

£69.99

Stone Girl Bone Girl: The Story of Mary Anning

BK_106

£9.00

Unlock History: Stone age to Iron Age Escape Room

WG7285

£45.00

Toy Bison

BH_303

£10.00

Flint Axe

BH_186

£32.00

Stone Age Bowl

BH_448

£14.00

Small Wooden Bowl

BH_674

£10.00

Large 3D Cave Painting

BH_214

£65.00

Wild Boar Tusk

BH_132

£14.00

Antler Sickle

BH_369

£38.00

Stone Age Starbox

SB_202

£220.00

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What is the Stone Age?

The Stone Age refers to the period in history where humans used stone to make tools and weapons. It began around 2.5 million years ago and lasted until the Bronze Age began.

The Stone Age is split into three periods - the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic.

During the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods, humans were nomadic, meaning they didn’t have any fixed place to live but instead moved around.

Skara Brae is an amazing Neolithic Stone Age village that we can still see today.

Stone Age people did not always live in caves. People lived in huts made from straw, wood and mud. 

Flint was the most widely used stone, used to make tools and weapons such as axes, knives, daggers, arrow heads and scrapers.