Animal Skin in Frame

Bring the Stone Age to life in your classroom with this real animal skin stretched on a rough frame made from branches. This authentic material offers students a tactile experience, helping them better understand the tools and techniques used by early humans. Perfect for hands-on learning in archaeology, history, and anthropology studies.

Key Features:

• Real Animal Skin: A genuine replica of the animal hides used by Stone Age people for clothing, shelter, and tools.
• Rough Branch Frame: The frame is made from branches, mimicking the primitive techniques used in the past to stretch hides and prepare them for use.
• Approximate Size: The example shown measures 54cm x 38cm, though the size may vary slightly with each item.
• Ideal for Stone Age Topic Work: A valuable resource for students to explore the daily life of early humans, their survival strategies, and the materials they worked with.
• Authentic Experience: Offers a tactile, realistic understanding of how early humans interacted with their environment and the animals they hunted.

Perfect for:

• Classroom Displays: Use as part of a Stone Age display or as a hands-on resource during lessons.
• Historical Re-enactments: An excellent prop for students to role-play and immerse themselves in the prehistoric past.
• Craft and Practical Lessons: Ideal for projects where students can explore primitive techniques like tanning or creating Stone Age tools.

Please note that the appearance of the animal skin may vary slightly depending on availability and the specific animal used for the replica.