Kamchatka Neolithic Tarinskaya culture.

[Geradot]

Does that inside curve have use wear like the outside? Was there more to that piece you think? Wear seems heaviest on that curved portion

The wear of the inner side is the same.

 

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[quito]

why wouldn’t that be a crescent with a little damage?

 

[Geradot]

why wouldn’t that be a crescent with a little damage?

Initially, I thought so. But when I studied it carefully, I saw that, One side is perfect for a hilt.

 

[kyphote]

How was the site discovered? I watched the video and it seems like the most desolate, inaccessible place on Earth.

 

[Geradot]

Not the usual form for a point.

 

[Geradot]

How was the site discovered? I watched the video and it seems like the most desolate, inaccessible place on Earth.

I'll try to briefly describe how I find the site.
I go, I look, I think. If I saw the right place, I ask myself the question: Would I live in this place? If the answer is yes, I'm in the right place.

 

[quito]

Not the usual form for a point.

Around here it looks like what we would call an exhausted point re-purposed into a drill.

 

[kyphote]

I'll try to briefly describe how I find the site.
I go, I look, I think. If I saw the right place, I ask myself the question: Would I live in this place? If the answer is yes, I'm in the right place.

You are a man of few words.

 

[Geradot]

no ordinary knife

 

[southfork]

no ordinary knife

Reminds me of these worked down Silver Lake / Lake Mohave 9000 - 6000 BC

 

[Geradot]

Reminds me of these worked down Silver Lake / Lake Mohave 9000 - 6000 BC

interesting ...

 

[Geradot]

I liked this job

 

[quito]

Initially, I thought so. But when I studied it carefully, I saw that, One side is perfect for a hilt.

Which side would that be?

 

[southfork]

I liked this job

I like it also is the base snapped ? Sure looks like our Great Basin Stemmed Cluster out west .

 

[quito]

Looks snapped to me.

 

[arrow86]

Some fine flaking on those

 

[kyphote]

Can you tell us more about the excavation process? Duration, size of the team, and any bio material like bones that might reveal daily diet? Did they have livestock or hunt? Any human remains? If they had dogs, how large were their rectums based on any excrement found? Any evidence of female inhabitants?

I challenge you to short-answer this one!

 

[joshuaream]

If they had dogs, how large were their rectums based on any excrement found?

I challenge you to short-answer this one!

What and why? Seriously, I don’t get why people want to challenge Geradot on posts. He is posting some absolutely cool finds, I consider myself lucky to get to see his finds again.

 

[Geradot]

Can you tell us more about the excavation process? Duration, size of the team, and any bio material like bones that might reveal daily diet? Did they have livestock or hunt? Any human remains? If they had dogs, how large were their rectums based on any excrement found? Any evidence of female inhabitants?

I challenge you to short-answer this one!

Well ... briefly tell you.
1. four seasons.
2. Team - me.
3. Judging by the bones found - food: fish (salmon), seal, hare, bear, elk.
4. Hunters and fishermen.
5. About dogs, I do not know anything. Excrement not found.
6. "Any evidence of female inhabitants?" People lived in one place for several thousand years, probably they had women.

 

[T.C.]

I liked this job

It is a job that everyone dreams of.
Here in the Pacific Northwest, we have a few Paleo pieces that resemble this: Lake Mohave, Owl Cave, Spedis II and Windust Contracting Stem. Awesome piece!