100 Prehistoric Treasure Hunting Finds / Stone Age Tools - Found In England
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Discover 100 items from Antiquity all discovered during Lockdown 2021, These prehistoric Stone Age Tools were found whilst treasure hunting in Essex, England.
Found during field-walking trips and exploring a site with Ancient Earthworks.
These Flint, Stone, ancient tools include Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic Items found on a site which also yields Roman Finds.
The Stone Age Flint Tools Include - Axes, Stone Hammers, Hammer-Stones, Grinding Stones, Quern Stones, Arrowheads, Bone, Stone Sculptures and much more.
Enjoy the video and the beautiful relaxing music that accompanies these finds with a video that includes a backdrop of Stonehenge, the worlds greatest Prehistoric monument.
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Love this video.
Fascinating, thank you
Can't believe how many different tools you found, very impressive collection!
A big thank you 😊😊
The collection is really good xx
Thank you kindly 😊😊
Very well presented collection of your finds. Really enjoyed watching, 👍
Thank you 😊😊😀
Love the new video, some of those hammers look impressive.
I think so too, most of them were found in pretty much the same spot, a few meter square. Pulled out of the ground by badgers lol. Thank you kindly for your message and watching too 😊😊
In North America the term Arrowhead is often used for most any finished projectile, When in fact most "arrowheads" over 2 inches or 5.0 centimeters long and thicker build are usually atlatl darts, The Bow was a very recent invention in the Americas, where as the atlatl has been in use for thousands of years around the world many arrowheads are small knives and cutting tools that could suffice as a projectile point if need be. Also what are mistaken as large spear points or heads are often Knives and cutting tools. Because of their well crafted symmetry and artistic craftmanship & styles. Many knives are reworked into smaller projectiles and tools when broken.
Wonderful video guys, and incredible finds too 😊😊
Hi Charlotte, Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment too 😄
I think you could open your own museum. Beautiful things, and cool that you know what they are.
Thank you buddy, My home is certainly starting to look like a little museum lol 😆 I have run out of space actually lol 😆
Thank you for sharing very interesting video and informative..
Thank you kindly my friend 😊😊
Very nice artifacts
Congratulations my friend
Best of luck to you
Gave you a sub
Thank you buddy, it is much appreciated. Looking forward to watching more of your videos too. 😊 thank you kindly for the comment, watching and for the sub too 😊
They didn't have bow and arrow in those times !
Paleontologists date the invention of bows and arrows in the Paleolithic period, about 71,000 years ago. Based on archaeological evidence of arrowheads and cave paintings, they assume that prehistoric people used bows and arrows to hunt. -
Following Paleo and Archaic they've dated the earliest arrow points in North America.
No one really knows. They weren't there.