Treasure Hunting Neanderthal Flint Tools / Mousterian Treasure Finds

Hunting for treasure and prehistoric finds in the great outdoors.
Watch as we discover, beneath thousands of years of mud - Neanderthal, Mesolithic and Neolithic worked flint tools, on a site that has yielded lots of surprise discoveries, including bone from an ancient Neolithic Dinner.
The Mousterian Era.
The Mousterian (or Mode III) is a techno-complex (archaeological industry) of stone tools, associated primarily with the Neanderthals in Europe, and to a lesser extent the earliest anatomically modern humans in North Africa and West Asia.
A huge thank you to everyone watching our new treasure hunting video, this is a field walking trip through ancient woodland which has yielded lots of prehistoric stone tools including Flint Arrowheads, Axes, Hammerstones, Scrapers, Knives and lots more.
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[@christinebean3556]

Very nice xx

[@StephenandYhana]

Thank you 😊😀😀

[@SeMoArtifactAdventures]

just subbed. really enjoy seeing artifacts from other countries. our stone age lasted a lot longer than yours. i didn’t know there were artifacts left to find over there. very cool.

[@StephenandYhana]

Hi, thank you kindly for the sub. I will head over and share my support on your channel too. As I would love to go arrow hunting in the USA 😁 here in the UK Stone Age items are getting harder to find, I think I fell on my feet with the area I have been searching though, as I have checked other locations and found nothing at all.

[@TravelHungryForLife]

Wonderful share and channel here guys
Thanks stay save and healthy all the best

[@StephenandYhana]

A very big thank you for watching, and for your supportive comment too 😊

[@MakeOneselfAtHome]

Very good video. Thank you for sharing your world 👍

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Thank you for watching, and for your comment too 😊

[@pcpiniu]

Another very good video, very informative as always 👍

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[@danielcline7413]

If all you had was wood I could see how them flints would come in right handy here in the high parks of colo the badgers really like a much dryer area to burrow in well maybe they dont like it but anyways we never see burrows in wooded areas !

[@StephenandYhana]

The badgers 🦡 here love the woods. Lol, there is a lot of them over there too. Thank you kindly for the comment and for watching too, it's much appreciated 😊

[@danielcline7413]

@@StephenandYhana cool the difference is here in Colorado they have such vast areas to roam and you'll often see them in daylight out on the high prairie always moving right along so I'm sure they make trips to water and wooded areas but the burrows are almost always out in the open plains or near a dry wash I'm a collector myself but due to the soil being mostly volcanic you can find stuff from the ice age like clovis or I've found a folsom roughly a 11000 year old spear but finding stuff as old as what your finding there no chance on the surface a lot of the high prairie only has a few feet of rocky soil separating it from layers that are hundreds of thousands if not millions of years old but on the other hand we have found points made from agatized dinosaur bone could you imagine if ancient man knew he was killing a buffalo with a dinosaur?