Flint leaf point of triangular section, having one face boldly chipped, and thus forming a pointed implement. Flaked on dorsal surface. This was probably used as a spearhead. Leaf points are thought to have been introduced by anatomically modern humans who arrived in western Europe about 40,000 years ago. Archaeologists believe that this example, however, could be a Neanderthal 'copy' of such a tool.
