They also could have been used to cut reeds, harvest cattails, as well as butchering. Maybe something of a very early multi-use sickle.

Neanderthals did not have projectile weapons

Could it be an early ulu from the early eskimos ?

Also can you go away and not post videos. How about that for a challenge.

Ohhh fuck I just threw up. But i shall jar it for survival ! The more you know

So is bone marrow like solid, rubbery or fleshy

I always wondered if anyone ever hunted waterfowl with skipping stones in prehistoric times. Seems like it could work in shallow waters, where you could just wade in and retrieve the crippled or dead birds.

Any good places in glacier np?

Очень круто! Я тоже в лесу и тут такие ёлки, что не сломать без пиления никак! И пилить до конца надо, не ломаются! Боюсь представить как бы я их каменными инструментами пилил!

Do you sell it ?

Let me know if you ever like to do a video in luzerne cty pennsylvannia, best friend has a whole mountain! Godbless my brother❤

Whats coyote ? i use osage/locut

Chert is from a limestone bed / flint is from a chalk bed is they way I learned it.

Great vid again :) A little resin or wax on your "pig tail" point might help to keep it stiffer...

Thats a pretty efficient way to make a bow but why did you make it backwards?

INFORMATIVE VIDEO ! I:VE GROWN INCREASINGLY CONVINCED that there is strong correlation between what I term “Burin Density” (how many burins per square foot or per square meter in an artifact site) and the likelihood that a BOAT, SLED, PACKFRAME or other transportation-related MACHINE was being fabricated at that site, almost certainly using the STRONGEST, most RELIABLE joinery method available to stone age man: THE MORTISE & TENON JOINT. LIVES DEPENDED UPON this type of machine. Therefore its construction DEMANDED the STRONGEST, most DURABLE joinery possible. And to be LIGHTWEIGHT but IMMENSELY STRONG demanded fabricating MANY (often 30 or more) MORTISES (holes) in a SINGLE one=man boat. The tools required would be WORN OUT QUICKLY, so they had to be EASY and PLENTIFUL to create… hence the BURIN too and the LEVALOIS core technique were created. YOUR VIDEO showed elegantly just how EASY and COMMON it was to “whip up a burin”… Nicely done. Mark Vogt (novice knapper, VOGTLAND OUTDOORS)

Is easier to make a hole in wood with fire charcoal?

hey bro again love your stuff i know i suggested bronze stuff and cant wait for it, but if its not too much trouble could you make a 3ft horse style native indian war bow, always wanted to see one made, again awesome work love your stuff keep it up cheif

wait which is the back and the belly on the finished bow?

hence why some primitive societies used beaver teeth as cutting tools too. Some societies actually used their own teeth to gnaw down small trees. But still love seeing the old ways being kept alive.

I just started watching you and subscribed. Have you done a video on your dog? What other animals would you consider as useful companions in the bush? I've recently thought of taking my cat camping with me LOL

cool dog, cool human, cool shelter, cool video. Good work bro, really enjoying your content!

Now you need to test it on a 4' diameter oak

Nice

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How would you make the chord for the bow string from what is around?

Bone

You know what, that was good. Subscribed.

what type of stone was that?

Show your camping bag

Step one, find wood for bow. Step two, survive 28 days while wood dries. 🤷🏻‍♂️✌️

What type of wood are you using?

Bro us truly a cave men 😎

Die 👍-Methode nutzen wir immer noch zur Kontrolle der Standhöhe.

What's the name of this trigger mechanism?

Very nice

Awsome video. Ive started a fire with a fire drill bow. Your channel is awsome. 😊

Awsome. From Pennsylvania. 😊

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Burin was used extensively in the upper paleolithic too.

Would it be better to fill around the head with pitch. 😊

Hi I live in Pennsylvania Bedford County. I find stone flakes and points all around my house. I took them to a state archeologist. They are close to 12,000 years old. I find them all over and especially near the creek. 😊

That speer flies very good.

Reminds me of RickyDickyDooDaaaGrimes

Do you have a video on building this bow??

Then i guess id be dead in a second bc my creativity is nil!!😅

Just wondering, why did you choose a back/belly orientation that already gives set to your bow, hence decreasing it's performance?

Instructions were unclear i caught a bear

Where to look for these types of stones? I have found some flint but in the river and it isn't that strong And they have these white straps and your stones are clear

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