Around 600 artifacts have been uncovered at the dig site near Route 8. Most of them include fragments of stone that came from making stone tools. (Shane Fowler/CBC) [CBC News]
This is right where I live.
I bet they used those old style canvas pup tents way back then.
There were pretty inconsiderate leaving all that trash around. I bet they didn’t even put their poop in plastic baggies.
No TV, so I suppose when the sun set they just sat around the campfire and polished their tools.
Do you think they sang campfire songs? Chanted?
Stare into a fire long enough and you see things.
Did they find my jackknife?
I attribute the hard hats and orange vests tu creeping EU regulation that hopped across the Atlantic and embedded in Canadian and American safety regs
neither the vest nor the hard hat are required in the depicted circunstances
Watch Odumbo will claim that the Muslims were here 12,000 years ago. hey, Odumbo 12,000 years Islam did not even exist, so take that and shove it.
man those aborgines (native Americans) really lived it up. They had an actual fire pit and used fire at a beach. Boy did they know how to live in Canada. Maybe the archeologists will find a preserved maple Leaf, preferably red in color so the Cannucks will have a historic memoroblia to immemorialize
Theory Of Origins
"Although modern scholars no longer believe in the diffusion theory it was once thought that the Red Paint people traveled across the Northern Hemisphere from Europe to North America."
The diffusion theory was based on similarities between the Red Paint people's stone tool technology, houses, and ritualistic burial habits that included the use of red ocher. Red ocher is common in many geographic regions, and is commonly used in many prehistoric cultures. The stone technology and similar geometric designs of dots and lines that appear on the stone tools of both the North American Red Paint culture and on the tools of European prehistoric cultures could have developed independently of each other."
Didn’t think those Styrofoam coolers lasted this long....
Asian or European?
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