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Sophisticated Tools Associated with Neandertals found in Beedings site, near Pulborough, West Sussex, UK
News of Neandertal tools from an Early Upper Palaeolithic site called Beedings, north east of Pulborough in West Sussex, United Kingdom is emerging. So far the BBC News is the only major news source r… more →
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Flintknapping: so easy -- ?!
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tburton1004 wrote 1 month ago: by Lesley Drayton, Local History Archive Curator The rock chips flew on Friday night as a group of … more →
See experimental archaeology in action: Bob Patten
tburton1004 wrote 1 month ago: by Treloar Bower, Curator of Education I wrote in a post earlier this week that experimental archaeo … more →
The Four Year Old Flintknapper- More Thoughts on Teaching Children Primitive Skills
desertexplorer wrote 3 months ago: This post is a follow-up- or perhaps a continuation- of the post titled The Four Year Old Archaeolog … more →
I. SCIENCE J. Origin of Man, Evolution Style: Homo Erectus
truthopia wrote 4 months ago: I open this post with one of Haeckel’s Artist’s Conceptions as to what Homo erectus was … more →
Do You Know Bonobos? (02/20)
artofmymind wrote 4 months ago: You should, they are our closest ape relative. They are only found in the wild in the Democratic Re … more →
Sophisticated Tools Associated with Neandertals found in Beedings site, near Pulborough, West Sussex, UK
Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 year ago: News of Neandertal tools from an Early Upper Palaeolithic site called Beedings, north east of Pulbor … more →
Culture does, in fact, optimize
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been meaning to blog about the really awesome news that Afarensis first broke on the blog … more →
aleut basalt stone tool, found 1998, unalaska, alaska
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onei wrote 1 year ago: This object appear to be a stone tool found amongst a beach pebble rubble at the site of the Museum … more →
Fossil find is oldest European yet
westernparadigm wrote 1 year ago: From the nature.com article: Spanish palaeontologists have dug up the remains of a 1.2-million-year … more →
My thoughts on History Channel's "Journey to 10,000 BC"
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 year ago: Last night I caught some of the new History Channel show, “Journey to 10,000 BC.” I real … more →
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