Phil Harding flint

[@derrickguffey4775]

Phil Harding an amazing archeologist and musician and he seems right at home in the stone age. No matter how bad my day has been I hear Phil talk and joke I can't help but smile God bless him

[@katerinakemp5701]

I love uncle Phil a man in his element, as long as you are a piece of flint. Love his perspective.

[@deborahdufel1664]

Phil Harding is such a marvelous teacher.

[@deserthunter8363]

Out in the western USA, there are tons of it, and it's varieties, all with conchoidal fractures ----- When dad was young, I'm 72, Dad's passed, he rode riding horses in the desert it laid on the ground (artifacts) knives, arrowheads, etc. by the ton.... lots of people have picked up much of it, sad... I once saw a head made from obsidian, no more than 1/2" long, perfect, I think it was a bird-point, I took a picture of it, I'll find the picture and post it... Mike.... I've watched you and Tony, Mick through the years and loved every min of it, Mike.

[@victoriaeads6126]

Awww, lovely! Gosh, I'd love to get Phil Harding as a professor for a class. You just know you'd be outside and digging for 70% and flint knapping for at least 25% of it 😍

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Wonderful! I love Phil Harding! One of my favourites on Time Team :) Ooo arrrrr ;)

[@benediktmorak4409]

Even if it is sometimes hard for me to understand him, he will be missed in the new Episodes...

[@JacobafJelling]

can anybody recommend me more videos with Phil and flint

[@QuakerLady]

Just follow Time Team. It's 20 years of Phil and lots of it involves his flint expertise and passion.

[@deborahparham3783]

There are videos on the Wessex Archaeology site featuring Phil knapping flint.

[@dalejarvis2126]

Does anybody know in which video he describes finding his large block of flint?

[@steintanz]

... very interesting info - thx!

[@caahacky]

Please don't think!