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Prehistoric Man Hunting Dinner


A lone figure holds a spear overhead, seemingly to aim and throw it at two strange beasts. No record of these kinds of animals appears anywhere in our current historical accounts, although many cultures have tales handed down through the generations of the amazing cheeseburger beast and the french fries animal. However, these tales are generally accepted in archaeological circles as myth, or even just fanciful fiction. But are they?

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Hunting Dinner Keepsake Box
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Hunting Dinner Keepsake Box

Prehistoric man, spear in hand, hunts for his dinner. The beasts depicted must be extinct now, but bear an odd resemblance to cheeseburgers and french fries. (retroglyphs.artoffoxvox.com)

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Perfect for stylishly storing jewelry and mementos, this hardwood box showcases a ceramic tile. Spring-loaded hinged lid stays open without tipping the box over and snaps closed securely.
  • Made of solid hardwood with high-gloss lacquer finish
  • Interior is fully lined in velvet; bottom is covered with felt
  • Measures 5.5" x 5.5" x 2.25" with a 4.25" x 4.25" ceramic tile

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