Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Allyn T on December 28, 2020, 09:22:26 am
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Just read an article that scientist now have confirmed a stone 350,000 years old was used for abrading. They previously hadn't seen that type of tool use before 200,000 years ago.
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Seems like knapping is a pretty old skill! Now, if they can find a piece of work connected to it.
Hawkdancer
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They said this was actually pre-knapping. It was used to abraid soft items like hide or plant material
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I can't imagine that tool would take very long to invent.
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They said bashing tools, then chopping then cutting. Makes sense that those would come first.
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I can't imagine that tool would take very long to invent.
(lol) lol +1
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Somewhere along the line somebody figured out how to tie a stick to a stone, and swing or throw it! And here we are talking seriously about going to Mars!
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Somewhere along the line somebody figured out how to tie a stick to a stone, and swing or throw it! And here we are talking seriously about going to Mars!
So how long before the the first Mars settlers abraid with stone : )
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As soon as the capsule lands on Mars the landing feet will be abraded by stone. ;)
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True!