Neolithic Tree Felling: Metal vs Stone

[@Chanceux07]

Stone axe tips from an ex paleoanthropology student: - Make the cutting side of the stone larger so you have more weight and it doesn't slip out too often. - Make your hole between two knots in the branch so it's harder to break. - Your axe head should rest on the top and bottom of the hole, not the sides. The sides are thinner and more fragile.

[@HercadosP]

Where can you study that?

[@Chanceux07]

@@HercadosP Any university offering an Anthropology program should give you the option to specialise in paleoanthropology. At least that's how it is in Canada.

[@F34R_Flo]

He can also wrap rope and string around the stone head that was drip in binder to strengthen the head

[@dougsinthailand7176]

American Indians would often start a fire about the base of the tree, adding a ring of wet clay at the point above which they didn't want the fire to burn. Then the stone axe would chop charcoal instead of one of the hardest woods in the forest. Besides, his wood-chopping technique seemed too random. Learn to cut wood with a steel axe from an expert first.

[@dougsinthailand7176]

@@F34R_Flo yes, rawhide was commonly used.

[@blue_leader_5756]

"We aren't going backwards" Seems like that's gonna become a motto for the series

[@benjaminwillson1062]

Put tree as a name on the wall of donators

[@AnnaReed42]

Or was it the fishing pole? 🤔

[@Tr1Hard777]

Just put "pissed off fisherman".

[@Wolfpup098]

Andy you're getting swole man. You're gonna be jacked by the end of the series.

[@SunnyOst]

@William Gable He's been using some big bar weights in other videos, so it's probably mostly from inside of his gym :P

[@EvanKarmis]

phuc ewe Your grandma is doing good for herself then

[@Glinui]

More like Annalise getting swole. She seems to be doing a lot of the harder work

[@Wolfpup098]

@@Glinui She's definitely badass, her legs will be shredded from the turkey chasing alone

[@zoleroid7027]

They'd be great at naked and afraid.

[@randomguypuntcom]

Got to love the absolutely most effective and timeless tool for any job. Unpaid child labor!

[@generaltinker8445]

Stepan Prikazchikov smart use your children

[@Eveablewastaken]

And slavery!

[@sanuda]

@@Eveablewastaken slavery means that you have to feed them and stuff. Child labour is cheaper when you think it that way.

[@danyvarna5094]

Yup, you don't need to look over them as much as over slaves and can give them not only the tedious small jobs we give to women but even some of the dangerous jobs that do not require that much strength.

[@danyvarna5094]

@@Eveablewastaken , they need too much oversight and the dregs of your society, especially if you give any power to emotional women, tend to intermarry with them, and give them voting power.

[@fatherpucci6028]

6:10 Live footage of a primal woman hunting a native turkey ca. 3000 vc

[@ploponmybigredcouch]

The life-changing footage that we did not know we needed. Thanks, HTME!

[@muhammadsyafiq1004]

you are saying what I'm thinking good sir

[@BothHands1]

lol

[@yoonmikim5663]

But it's on asphalt, which wouldn't have been around until 625 BC. That's wwwaaaaayyyy into the iron age.

[@Carmenifold]

On the plains of the ancient savannah, a new apex predator has emerged... *Man.*

[@dantemidei]

2:39 if money does not grow on trees, then why do banks have branches

[@ezeytheepic4253]

*Illuminati theme song*

[@tomgillespie195]

I love that 😂😂

[@Qwerty-yt1pk]

Hold up

[@Green24152]

Good old Double Meanings.

[@cvspvr]

checkmate, atheists

[@thepizzaman9159]

My dude is gonna get the drug cartel on him, first, he comes across a weed farm, and then he comes across 75 dollars. Yikes

[@Imthefake]

if it's just 75 dollars and not 75k it's probably not a very big cartel

[@thepizzaman9159]

Imthefake yeah they have shit weed. Course they wouldn't be making 75k

[@lifestokens7469]

I'd get better for 75

[@benrodir2]

most likely a stash of a homeless dude, seeing as its cash and a fishing pole. Dude is going to come back for his emergency money and find out he was robbed =[

[@mobiousenigma]

that was the payoff for the weed now popo gonna be hey wheres my cheese

[@OliverAustin]

I helped to make a dugout canoe once with charring the wood and then scooping it out with a shell. It took about a week. Edit: I also vaguely remember putting water on the charred part of the log to soften it but that may just be my imagination.

[@neoqueto]

Are we talking a couple hours or months?

[@lycanbane2070]

@@neoqueto years?

[@OliverAustin]

@@neoqueto Well there where a lot of people working on it at a time so it took about a week but it was a relatively small one.

[@PastaTurtle]

HI

[@American_Innovation]

Nice, I made a bunch of trash by melting even more trash if u want to buy the trash it’s on eBay

[@7head7metal7]

Looks like Annalise needs to appear more from now on, she is amazing!

[@SF-li9kh]

Yup. She's good compared to the other guests. I fear for her fingers though.. Hard work and rings are a recipe for some major pain and bruises

[@MegaAdeny]

I hope you were making real sure that the stone was not forcing the sides of the handle apart and was only putting tension on them by contacting the top and bottom of the hole. A good, seasoned wood should be really tough to break that way, even when relatively thin. Having said that, for the love of god, pick better sticks! Those look absolutely hopeless to use. Thick, heavy and crooked, I'd have trouble getting any work done even if sharp steel was at their ends.

[@savage101.]

Haven't you figured out that these guys just half ass everything they do yet?!

[@MegaAdeny]

@@savage101. dang, burn.

[@Shadow-gc6le]

Honestly that's not the problem there's plenty of examples of stone axes that are held together by the head being wedged into the handle like that. It's just that she didn't grind the sides down to make it slimmer and chose a rock that was too circular. You want to start off with or shape a rock, to be oblong or teardrop shaped. That way the hole is always smaller then the edge side of the head. If you look at some examples I think it's the Chinese examples that show why I'm talking about easiest though other styles use these ideas too.

[@longbowbanjoAL]

and its preferable to have the hole in between two knots.

[@votalis4089]

Came here to write exactly this. Wood is very strong when being stretched longitudinally. It splits between grain very easily though, which is why we split firewood the way we do: by pushing two sides apart. That's probably what their axe head was doing because the hole wasn't wide enough.

[@gigglysamentz2021]

Annalise is great, she works so hard, she's so talented!

[@superawesomegoku6512]

I think that they are low key, Girlfriend and Boyfriend

[@Racasy]

she is basicly doing all of the work

[@TheSkytherMod]

@@superawesomegoku6512 Couldn't you have just said partners? Or a couple?

[@seanchannie5822]

That is the ugliest most unusable celt axe probably ever made the handle is massive for little to no reason and a 2 minute Google search would at least have given someone a hint that it was a steaming pile of shit

[@FunnelCakeRyan]

@@seanchannie5822 you must be fun at parties.

[@walkermutenute-6207]

You should start domesticating hemp for making stronger ropes,string and things for bows

[@Dryden_]

and if he does it right good for smoking

[@theKashConnoisseur]

Good news! Mankind has already domesticated cannabis. The form we use for fibers, fuel, and seed oils is typically called "hemp". We've also domesticated a form of the plant that we've cultivated to produce large, resinous, psychoactive buds which are used for medicinal and recreational purposes. That form is typically called "marijuana", although the name has pejorative roots, so advocates prefer to simply call all forms "cannabis".

[@Sgtassburgler]

Would be illegal where he lives.

[@Dryden_]

@@theKashConnoisseur Man i was just joking, but thanks for the lesson i guess? kinda neat

[@walkermutenute-6207]

Complete Bagel yes the plant hemp would be but (Canabis) it’s cousin is the illegal one

[@thunderusnight]

For further advise put the pine pitch in one of the ceramics and put it on the fire without the flame catching the pine on fire the pine will melt turn black and be super sticky It's tar!

[@thunderusnight]

Thanks! Good to know!

[@thefinesthobbo4524]

when making a stone axe with the stone inside the wood, make sure ONLY the top and bottom of the wood touch, if the sides are touching the stone it will be more prone to breaking.

[@Rurexer]

The best part of the video was definitely Annalise chasing turkeys for like two minutes

[@tleilaxu42]

She has her priorities straight.

[@malachicarlson1335]

So hes found a hemp farm and $75 next to a fishing pole so far.

[@alexanderthehalfdragon3826]

Malachi Carlson when did he find the hemp farm

[@fabiocosta3830]

@@alexanderthehalfdragon3826 previous episode he found wild hemp. Good for roping, decent for clothing, smokable but not even a tenth as powerful as pot

[@liversilver437]

Can't wait to see how he will split that ABSOLUTE UNIT of a tree

[@argus4650]

Only 10000 BCE kids remember their mom and sisters grinding away at stone with their airpods in.

[@notarhinoceros8809]

I felt that 😟

[@junkjouster]

you guys need to learn how to make better handles.

[@garethbaus5471]

Definitely, I assume it will be a trial and error process.

[@dirtpounder]

And an actual axe not a shaping tool

[@anarchism]

it really pisses me off how his deductions get flawed from his BAD WORK! no body has ever found axes or adzes of such bad quality. they should let the other kids do everything. although some of them are clumsy too

[@dakdakgoos]

At least he's doing his best to *handle* the situation

[@coreyng8297]

@@anarchism he is doing everything from scratch with no experience give him a break he knows he can't do much as professionals

[@hymart2286]

*Finds money in the woods* Walked in the woods. Found a d-dollar Found a d- wait...

[@theblackbaron4119]

75 actually.

[@sammiller3062]

Probably a dead drop. First he finds a marijuana field and now drug money 😂

[@nolanla3824]

Hymart DOLLAR IN THE WOODS

[@alexwang7850]

I’m pretty sure that was a LP joke

[@TheProrage509]

Killlller keeeeeeeeeeeeem Star

[@dlwmd]

Ah yes my favorite bow material: Weed

[@davidmay9956]

Ditch weed

[@falkiss6755]

Best tree i like the smell when u burn it

[@shitbag.]

Probably hemp my friends.

[@snixBE]

shitbag cbd oli

[@ivanravenski]

shitbag it’s the same plant dipshit cannabis sativa even if it’s a strain with no thc don’t let the government brain wash you

[@antagonizerr]

A bound bow uses multiple smaller branched bound together. They were more common and quicker/easier to make.

[@MegaAdeny]

more common? i've never seen one

[@SaitoGray]

@@MegaAdeny Were you alive in the stone age ? If yes, maybe you should have gone out of your cave a little more often.

[@XcaptainXobliviousX]

a "bound bow?" you mean a composite bow? there's nothing easier about making composite bows.

[@MegaAdeny]

@@SaitoGray Well, I wasn't, and I tried looking it up, but unfortunately Skyrim's Bound Bow is even more popular. Which is why I would simply like to see some links or references, mostly because I'm quite curious as to how one would look and function.

[@velazquezarmouries]

@@XcaptainXobliviousX a composite bow would be more of a laminated bow a bound bow is two pieces of the same material bound with cord or sinew and hyde glue

[@TheGreg6466]

when you chop a tree down you're like "yay!" then you realise you've not even done a quater of the work needed to finish the job you're like "aww damn my hands hurt" lol

[@joeyhillers9460]

1980s: In 2019, we will have flying cars 2019: Two people using stone and copper axes to chop down trees.

[@micha3ldc525]

2040: using stone and copper axes for war

[@Risky_Boots999]

These weed dealers are obviously hiding the money Better hope they do t find the video!

[@myrinsk]

Some dude: Ill just leave my money and fishing pole here... not like anyone would randomly go into the forest HTME dude: *oH lOok 75 DoLlARs AnD a FiSHinG POlE* The dude: but why tho ;-;

[@myrinsk]

that was quick lol

[@ricardolouage1662]

Hey bro, spongemock is deader than grumpy cat herself

[@myrinsk]

@@ricardolouage1662 this is just one of my random alt accounts i just got a random pic from google pics and put it one ill change it if u what me too lol

[@ricardolouage1662]

@@myrinsk I meant that grumpy cat is actually dead, but that's obviously not a problem. Plz no spongemock, k?

[@dutchboy5576]

@@myrinsk naaah dont change it

[@RuinedComedian]

I really like annalise, she seems super dedicated and committed to this series, casually just blowing on embers for hours without complaint

[@rehanshakil9852]

They are literally playing Minecraft survival in real life

[@ChrisLeeW00]

Just punch the trees!

[@bobedwards8896]

U do realize every game is based of real life,in one way or another, right?

[@noobhunter105]

Lol

[@theseabass6065]

BuT ThEre Is No cOpeR In MiNecruft

[@NoLan_YT]

@@theseabass6065 let me introduce you to mods

[@duragdan2000]

PLEASE get help for tillering your bow. Would be a shame to waste a nice elm stave.

[@dakdakgoos]

It really *wood* be a shame

[@benrodir2]

I would rather see trial and error but in the end its his series, if he doesnt want to spend the time its cool. Ill watch it either way.

[@83n64m1n]

I would like to see the trial and error. But I also like his method of seeing how it's done then trying it on his own with what he has.

[@mobiousenigma]

@@benrodir2 trial and error is good and a common learning method i would like to see more though from trial and error to someone with skill producing something far more serviceable in the end allowing us to see and learn more.

[@notarhinoceros8809]

@@mobiousenigma Trial and error is way more entertaining

[@TheCoceAddict]

As has been pointed out before, the stone axe handle must be designed such that the head contacts on the top and bottom of the hole. Wood has decent tensile (pulling) strength, but splits quite easily. Compare trying to pull a stick apart vs splitting it with a wedge.

[@manjotsingh5820]

This much of hardwork deserves a like. And I am not just saying about the video.

[@SylviaRustyFae]

Commemting here at the altar of the algorithm. May the algorithm be ever in your favor.

[@KainYusanagi]

Hey Andy! If you read this, next time you have to cut down a tree, alternate sets of upward strikes and downward strike. You want to chip out wedges with the first set, then cut the wedges you chipped out off with the other set.

[@cameronsiebert1721]

I’m so excited for the future of this series

[@nickg5250]

love that you show all the slow, hard work rather than editing it out. Outstanding video as always!

[@NOWUNITEDUPDATES]

Annalise is really pretty and cute, (I’m gay dude btw, so go figure) I’m glad that she joined the Crew, And I’m a fan since the Burger from Scratch, this Channel is really amazing and calming at the same time. All the best watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@Whitewingdevil]

When you were twisting that fallen log by hand all I could think was: "This is it. This is how HTME ends. A tree kills him." Good job not dying my dude :D

[@junkjouster]

"Oh no my favorite rock" has not been said in a few thousand years!

[@antagonizerr]

Also, chip a groove around the circumference of your stone axe, then make your handle a 'Y' shape and slot the stone into it. Then you bind the 'Y' together and it'll hold it into place. Also, you bind below the stone to keep the handle from splitting. My mother was the exhibit coordinator for Museums of Canada in Ottawa, and I volunteered every year and actually handled many of these artifacts. I'm also an experimental lithic artist who's duplicated many of the artifacts, and have actually made the tools you're attempting.

[@Zelmel]

Not gonna lie, was looking forward to her clubbing a turkey on the head and cooking it neolithic person-style.

[@canaan5337]

That would be a good episode going from making a stone axe to hunting turkeys with a stone axe to making a turkey dinner caveman style.

[@benrodir2]

@@canaan5337 hopefully when the bow is done they will have a hunting/cooking episode, but in all likelihood it won't happen because KZbin are a bunch of panzies and will demonitize it fast af.

[@canaan5337]

@@benrodir2 yeah show the turkey show them draw back the bow show them opening a Butterball and putting it into their prehistoric oven.

[@bstlybot]

That would be Paleolithic We are learning about that at school

[@AlecMuller]

I like that you post the prices of the tools at the end in terms of labor. It makes you appreciate how cheaply we can buy decent-quality tools today.

[@CarpetHater]

Basicly most of these videoes now include annalise doing some hard work. I really hope you are paying her enough

[@NOWUNITEDUPDATES]

CarpetHater watch his last 30 then tell me if it’s all Annalise doing the hard work. :)

[@iknownothing-m8c]

@@NOWUNITEDUPDATES How did your brain manage to interpret "some" as "all"?

[@NOWUNITEDUPDATES]

Dennis Mortensen , I was talking about when He/She mentioned “Most Video” that why I asked to check if the last 30 videos are “All” (relative to the 30 videos that) Annalise doing the hardwork. ;) you little dummy.

[@CarpetHater]

@@NOWUNITEDUPDATES Not sure why are digging in the details of my comment. Are you trying to say Anna-lise is not doing hard work?

[@NOWUNITEDUPDATES]

CarpetHater not sure, if you’re another Karen here on youtube, but did I ever mentioned that she’s not doing the hard work? :) If you check my personal comment about this video, you will see how how I’m glad that Annalise Joined the group. Then I saw your comment, smh. please check all his videos, count how many times did Annalise showed up? And If the Majority is Annalise doing some hard work. Annalise has been working with Andy for more than a year, and I believe they’re good friends.

[@secondarymetabolite5050]

I am surprised how few comments mention it, but Annalise is such a good addition to the channel!

[@geraldinewoods254]

Boil pine sap and mix with charcoal dust for a strong glue

[@Qwouldntbelieve]

Anneliese is the MVP of this video series so far

[@oe3567]

He straight up stole some money, my man a feind

[@danielcadwell9812]

Picking up money just lying in the forest is not stealing. Finders keepers.

[@ineedabetterpfp2485]

Daniel Cadwell I know exactly what kind of person you are.

[@thatguy431]

That was there for some drugs man. Some guy was expecting to come back and find a sack of some meth or something. Now he thinks dealer just took money and someone is going to get their ass kicked. Shitty.

[@aidanfoxmetalworking2078]

U gonna snitch

[@beaub152]

@@thatguy431 lol

[@ShobhitVashistha]

Annalise is officially my favourite person on this channel

[@dante8999]

well if you can use anything in nature i think the 75$ is acceptable!

[@whatistheirface]

This channel deserves so many more followers

[@___bas]

Can't wait for the steam age, electric age and ultimately the internet age, for the ultimate website from scratch using html.

[@theblackbaron4119]

The last part is the easiest.

[@seanmessick9330]

Html? More like htme!

[@DreadX10]

I'm wondering how they are going to make the future on HTME.

[@theblackbaron4119]

@@DreadX10 Simple: lay down on his back. Bring his legs up and his arms down and say *THE FUTURE* in agony while realising that everything is in chrome now.

[@snapple1877]

Sean Messick Yes

[@samnottheotherone4363]

Cutting through a log like that is hard work even with a steel axe, nice work.

[@112cassy112]

You need some more weight behind that copper axe. Maybe try to add some stones?

[@PegasusEpsilon]

He needs to make a copper axe head with the same heft as the rock in the stone axe if he's going to fairly compare them. That tiny piece of copper is easy to turn into a sharp(ish) blade, but it's not an effective chopper, being so light, and it can't hold an edge because it's so thin. Swap the stone for copper, but keep the same profile, and you've got a proper tool. Also sharpen it with a stone hammer, not a grindstone. Copper work hardens, so it'll harden the edge. It's not steel, or even bronze (which he really ought to get to making), but it's a definite upgrade from rocks.

[@ashadieeyahsultana1062]

Annalise is my favorite part of this entire series

[@thefinesthobbo4524]

hey, if you ever go back to writing or art tools, I have graphite veins on my property id be willing to send you, just send me a message

[@theterribleanimator1793]

You lucky bastard.

[@triborda4850]

how common is graphite? when Graphene becomes a more commonly used substance you could make a fair amount of money with those veins.

[@t_y8274]

@@triborda4850 graphite is pretty common, what do you think pencils are made of?

[@triborda4850]

talha yaprak this is true however at this point manufacturing graphene from graphite is bit of a process

[@frogstereighteeng5499]

@@triborda4850 You realize that graphite is just pure carbon? Ya know, the thing in all organic materials. It's not rare in the slightest.

[@thomasgallagher6935]

1:12 that is the best segway into a raid ad I've ever heard lol

[@TheGreg6466]

who'd have thought those thin bits of the axe handle that hold the axe head would break? wasn't expecting th... oh no i totally was! LOL

[@ineedabetterpfp2485]

Be honest, did you like your own comment?

[@riccardosartori3822]

They should have reinforced it with some rope and glue

[@bendsum]

The proper way to mount the celt (axe) into the handle is for the stone to only touch the top and bottom of the hole in the handle.

[@generalfish8849]

Its because they dont know how to mount the head right

[@sendachimptospace]

Been watching This channel for years, you guys are amazing and your channel should be a TV show. Quality of your content is getting better every week.

[@Spoon80085]

Alright so when are you going to kill the heretics? I’m excited for that episode

[@Spoon80085]

Sam N. My bad. So when can we make a holy land, lose it, then reconquer it?

[@LinuxJediMaster]

More Annalise please. She is awesome, and the best addition to the channel.

[@noctismortis7349]

You need to make the copper axe a better "Edge geometry" as right now it's like just hitting the tree with a rock. Try and make it more like otzi the Iceman's axe

[@eduardopupucon]

yeah, the way he crafted this axe, he's only cutting it with abrasive force, and that's why the stone tool was being better.

[@PegasusEpsilon]

Otzi's axe was smelted and cast and ground, though, practically a modern process compared to this one. They've got tin, they might as well make bronze already if they're going to go to the trouble of melting copper to cast a better axe (and they should absolutely do both of these things).

[@seanchannie5822]

@@PegasusEpsilon He won't even research the proper tool shapes it's ridiculous. It's like a child is recreating these objects through oral description. It wouldn't have even been difficult to Green sand cast a common wedge axe tool shape from the period.

[@jomuffins6551]

Sean Channie Ridiculous,don’t ya think they’re starting from scratch instead of trying to teach ya how to make these shits? Do3snt even matter since we got better tools now.

[@noctismortis7349]

@@jomuffins6551 they are trying to do it to the period, they think "progression" of technology is materials and methods, but it's also improvement to the quality of the product.

[@bobsled3000]

just wanted to say that i love the new direction of the channel its already gone from one i watch occasionally to every single video!

[@jasonstewart5322]

The fishing pole person comes back Hey, where's my 75 dollar trap?

[@dustinsmith8341]

Annalise, the true hero of the channel.

[@CaptainEdMercer]

All the haters in the comments are clueless. They are probably newbies to the channel and have zero appreciation for life itself and for the dedication and hard work andy and his crew put into this entire channel. The real OGs like mysef know better. Andy has been doing this amazing and entertaining work for many years. He started with nothing and now he's working his way to bigger and better content. To the haters, you might feel angry, but it's not because of Andy, it's because something in your life isn't right and you need to get help for whatever it is you're dealing with. I hope you get the help needed and have a happier life. To Andy and the crew, thanks for the very entertaining and funny content. Wolrd peace

[@MatCendana]

THANK YOU to our ancestors and all those who had come before us...for all the improvements and technologies discovered ever since the Neolithic period. I now have a much better appreciation of all the previously mundane-looking tools I have around the house. Including the various knives, axe etc. Most are cheap but given the context of this video, would have been "Tools of the Gods" for our ancestors.

[@jonsolsvig4566]

Copper tend to make a very poor wood wedge because of its softness you should use some type of iron wood i prefer to use Osage orange

[@garethbaus5471]

Even pine works, and it is a lot less labor intensive to make a pine wedge than a copper wedge.

[@jordy15322]

I'm loving this new style of video, the channel renew seems to be going really well.

[@gigglysamentz2021]

This is all a secret ploy to get chosen in case of apocalypse XD

[@edwardjohnson7849]

The Turkey chase had me cracking up, please show her misadventures as like a mini series

[@MammothMoo]

Hi (sorry for bad English).

[@Seff2]

lol

[@notarhinoceros8809]

#×=₩¥●~`▪>■[2 (sorry for bad enchantment table)

[@bstlybot]

Not A Rhinoceros I see you are a man of culture as well.

[@akw31397]

Yay!!! Another episode!!! This series is so fun!!!

[@davidmay9956]

Always look forward to these videos, can’t wait till you try to make a musket

[@moshadj]

Annalise is amazing! Great addition to the team.

[@operationsauce]

"now that ive foraged $75 from the forest, time to buy my self a chainsaw so i can help cut down these trees"

[@Dogman690]

Wrapping twine around the axe head and covering it in sap will make your stone axes last a lot longer. Use a harder wood for the branch/handle and make sure the axe head is tied in secure

[@micahphilson]

0:55 Interesting... "tree" you found there!

[@MolotovSandvich97]

When you made the Celt axe, I noticed that your axe head was touching the sides of the hole. Ideally, you would allow the stone axe head to touch only the top and bottom and have space around the sides. This puts the stress on the thickest parts of the handle and allow for a stronger device. Hope this helps in the future!

[@Spoon80085]

6:26 the start of animal domestication (10,000 bc)

[@Ikopiano]

I just realized how long everything took back in days. Btw, I love this new series

[@calin6457]

Anelise : Turkeys are so dumb ! Turkey : You sure about that ? Plot : Prehistoric girl with airpods getting outsmarted by some dumb birds.

[@aaronandrews3059]

To make this even more realistic, y'all should wear period costumes. Loving this series. Reminds me of going to the mountaineering part of scout camp. Learned how to flint knap, forge nails, build using only twine and sticks, and throw axes. Keep up the good work.

[@jazperruedas8114]

Bro I know a guy that can break a tree just punching his name is Steve and he's from planet Minecraft

[@CaelumTheWolf]

I’ve never been happier to learn a KZbinr I love is based in Minnesota My home state! Bro I’m like in the middle of the state and rarely head south but if I do I will hope by just accident we bump into each other

[@Morbacounet]

2019 : Andy starts making stone tools. 2049 : Andy's cyborg army defeats the USA, finishing the conquest of Earth.

[@lolabun715]

"Gently bother a flock of turkeys, but don't hurt 'em." is my new life motto.

[@droidekamoder5455]

damn you i was JUST about to go to sleep.

[@davidmay9956]

Good content is always better than sleep

[@NOWUNITEDUPDATES]

Becauseimparanoid same here, hahaha we have a saying here “damo tulog ko patay kana” it means “ you will have a lot of sleep when you die” ;)

[@khlilg.h9780]

Quick suggestion not sure if you'll even we this but, use the copper to cut an out line of sorts turns use the stone to get through the wood and get out bigger chunks

[@koukouzee2923]

Is th copper video banned from Algeria or what ?

[@yourneighbor2845]

Koukou Zee I can watch it from Canada soooo... maybe?

[@Tr1Hard777]

When you make the celt handle. Make sure the sides of the stone dont touch the wood or it will split. Only the top and bottom, but the sides need to be thick enough to withstand the force aswell aslong as they aren't touching. That primitive technology guy said that in his subtitles.

[@iknownothing-m8c]

A lot of those horizontal thick branches was cut with a saw after the three had been felled. Please be more transparent when using modern tools for projects. :)

[@BarttRoman]

Watching the patience and motivation is really inspiring.

[@qvindicator]

You should travel to china to do these projects so instead of the final total being $100 minimum wage, it's 32¢ minimum wage

[@zozias101]

Stonks

[@stormelemental13]

Glad we're getting to see more of Annalise.

[@cake9699]

Stop giving me spoilers for my playthrough of Ancestors: Human Oddyssey

[@morkovija]

Annalise is da real MVP here! Hard life of an assistant

[@Urbansprint5100]

It's sad that all these youtubers have to resort to sponsors.

[@theKashConnoisseur]

You know what? You're right. And I vote that YOU be the one who pays for him to continue making these videos. I mean, it's not like he has to pay bills or buy food or pay his staff or... wait, aw shit... He DOES have to do all that. And here we are enjoying some FREE content that wouldn't exist without ads or sponsors. Wait, scratch that, after the AdPocalypse, it's pretty much only sponsors that pay video creators anymore. So yeah... it's sad they need sponsors, but that's how career KZbinrs get paid.

[@ElijahCem]

Hands down best part of the video was Annalise chasing turkeys! We love a childlike QUEEN!!

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Thanks for another great video. My dad told me that on his farm in Alberta, Canada, he and his brothers found Native American tomahawk stones. My dad told me a museum would have liked them. One of my older brothers found a Cree Native arrow head in a field on our dad's farm. It's neat how they did things long ago, with the materials they had. Cheers!

[@LethoVeldt]

Wooow Analice So much respect for the time and effort! I tried it once but cracked in the end! So good to have you on the show!!!

[@LethoVeldt]

And then the stick broke... The live of stone/copper age people.....