Why does he sound like a girl

I live in New Mexico, my local pueblo, San Illdefonso still makes tiny pots for seed storage.

Either this was shot in warmer weather, or you’re a human radiator!

Nice

Is that really a small nodule of flint?

Human ingenuity at work...

I noticed you seemed to bind the axe head with leather strips, would not wet leather work better as it would shrink and stiffen as it dried making the head more secure?

Watching you hit that flint while wearing shorts made bits of me twitch..oh not in a good way but in a "I remember pulling a shard of flint that embedded itself into my other leg" kind of way. Excellent job all the same.

This find underscores the high status women had in Brythonic society....Only important people were buried with such high status goods, so it would point to a matrilineal social structure where women had a lot of influence.

Maybe it was rolled in by the way sea aNd wasnt there a million years ago.

Absolutely Fantastic isn't it. ⬛️⚫️⚪️⚫️⚪️⚫️👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️👥️🌐

И что показал на ладони непонять

The chiseled jaw, though 😊

It's also how they make swords in the movies 😂

Take great care of those small beads. I was taking and worked on an archeological dig of a village north of Barrie, Ontario dated about 1535. We found beads from the French. It was not common knowledge but those beads were stolen from our site. Shame.

For anyone interested in this topic, Dr. Dilley did a video with Stefan Milo (his channel) all about these antler spear points

That is so cool ❤

Ever meet Professor Bradley? Great short Thanks for Sharing

I can see the advantage of having a spear point which detached and remained in the quarry to weaken it. The shaft with a permanently fixed point would fall away and the wound heal. Eskimo (Inuit) have been known to use similar methods in recent times. Nantucket Whalers might regularly use a harpoon with detachable point. The major part of the lance was retrieved by it's recovery cord and the main line was fixed to the breakaway point. Greatly improved the catch. I reference Ashley, C. 'The American Whaler' p. 86 describing how Lewis Temple an African American from New Bedford devised a superior implement in 1848. It appears to have this detachable point system. Lewis was a respected maker and experienced hunter a quality he shared with our long departed ancestors. Nice video. Thank you for posting.

This kinda blows the bible's timeline out of the water,eh?

Could mere curiosity have driven technology?

They look so tiny in his hands but to me, with little hands? It's still tiny, of course, but I use them all the time for beads, seeds, spices, little hooks.... so many things!!

Drugs

Sauce cup

Did they have the special smoking pot?

🌷Good info... thank you :-)

Male or female? You can't presume the deceased's pronouns! 😐

Beads??? That's it?!? People already had civilisations and you just had jewellery?

i wonder if Lesta university tried to get the credit for this find too like they did for King Richard the 3rd.

Well sexed skeletons? Sounds a bit wrong. But great find and so interesting.

Beautiful

Good short.

A nomad with a dug out canoe? How on earth would a nomad carry that? Now, a coracle...

Shock horror. You can tell the sex of a person by their bones

great stuff. thank you for making this info, these experts, available to us

Maybe it was a measuring cup

Maybe measuring tiny amounts?

Probably for much the same uses as we use little containers for today. Of course, we've refined the uses and containers somewhat. ✨️🙂✨️ The little odds and ends and such going on does seem fascinating .

It looks like a crucible to me.

Melting metals for jewelry?

I had a couple of little Hindu pots given to me same as them. They are oil lamps

looks like a modern broadhead point. I had no idea they went back that far.

Q: Why did they make tiny pitch pots? A: Sometimes they only needed a little pitch.

While small pots could be used to save isolated little amounts of seeds, it could also be the case that such tiny pots were used by little girls as toys. Their wood-and-grass dolls could no doubt make a good use of them.

What I believe is an interesting question: do you believe you have hit your skill ceiling as a knapper, or is there still room for improvement?

Maybe its not a pot at all and inatead is a mug

You should get together with some KZbinrs to produce things like the anceint spears and bird tips and micro flakes in wear analysis tests and leathality test for fun, like, how many spears would it take a anceint human to kill a mammoth. Or how throwing vrs stabbing, the lethality of the presumed throwing stones and choppers.

Say you've never cooked or spent 2 seconds in a kitchen a day in your ducking life. How the hell you get to that age and don't even have the smallest inkling at what "tiny pots" are for. Jesus Christ. Common sense seems to have left the chat.

You should start selling some raw flint on your shop I've been wanting to get some English flint and so have others.

Test firing For trying different mixture of clays