[also not rock pile related]. I have been waiting for years to see pictures of stone tools from Calico. Damn, there is no question they are human manufactured.
Now that I took a closer look: wow! If it was Africa, we would not be talking about homo sapiens.
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This is about rock piles and stone mound sites in New England. A balance is needed between keeping them secret and making them public. Also arrowheads, stone tools and other surface archaeology.
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- Last find in 2012
- 4,000 year old speartip from Mexico... newsworthy?
- Another look at a mound built into a boulder
- Careening past the Oxbow (Rt 2 eastbound)
- Interesting structure
- A slow climb up to a saddle, south of Blood Hill, ...
- A close look at the surface of a small mound
- Beech Trees and Mounds in Billerica
- Checking some other places on Blood Hill
- FFC shows PWAX a mound in Billerica
- Kutoyis
- Blood Hill (one last thing)
- Blood Hill (3) - below the main mound
- Blood Hill (2) - the main mound
- The Water Temple of Inca-Caranqui
- Blood Hill (1) - above the main mound
- Another look at the large mound on Blood Hill - As...
- Summit of Blood Hill - Ashby, MA
- "Find a Trail"
- A snippet of the Ashby-Ashburnham
- Out and about...almost to NH
- Another small anomaly near Falulah Brook
- Old Millworks on the Falulah
- Gates Pond Rd
- Finds today
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- Getting ready for Christmas
- Experiment with new upload speeds.
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- Calico
- Topper Site discussion
- Cabell Cairns (WVA)
- Better genetics...same stupid conclusion
- East of Sawmill Pond
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4 comments :
Some standard Acheulian hand-axes. How could that be? (C:#
If you are watching the US archeology scene you have to chuckle. They are wrong about the recent past (eg rock piles) and they are wrong about the distant past (eg early man in America). You would think it would be about rounding out the story of US archeology, as new evidence comes in. Instead it's a slug fest.
I am browsing comments by skeptical readers of Topper/Calico/etc web pages. They keep saying - "Where is the evidence?". But it is in their faces - with early morphology of crania, early forms of stone tools, early c14 and geochronological dates - the whole shebang.
I agree, no way these are geofacts. Amazing tools.
I agree. That point to the right on the main page is definately flaked. The age reminds me of the Hueyatlaco site in Mexico, which is also about 200,000 B.P. Obviously the extreme age of these sites is something mainstream archaeologists cannot swallow, because it goes against currently accepted thinking.
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