Interesting article

[CHUDs]

I know this isn't related to North American artifacts but it also the most frequently read artifact forum so here it goes:
Discovered: Stone Tools That Go Back Beyond Earliest Humans | IFLScience

 

[1320]

Oldest known stone tools found in Kenya; makers not known

Better close ups.....

If those images were posted on here we'd all call them geofacts...lol. You really have to see these in person before making the call.

 

[RockinIdaho]

I glanced that article yesterday and saved the page to go back later. I thought the images looked a little suspect. i have items similar to what they are showing. But mine look more convincing than theirs, even at a glance..

 

[scepter1]

I know this isn't related to North American artifacts but it also the most frequently read artifact forum so here it goes:
Discovered: Stone Tools That Go Back Beyond Earliest Humans | IFLScience

I was going to post that as well, and that's exactly what I thought -> they would be called geofacts here.

 

[Hitndahed]

Yep,,,

From what I have LEARNED FROM ALL OF YOU,,,
I would have to agree.
The things I have learned from the posters here just blows my mind.
There are posters here that I would LOVE to meet for sure,,and pick some of their grey matter.

Thanks
Hit