[Red Badger]

Ping!.........................

[Tell It Right]

When asked for his thoughts about the 12,940 years old piece of jewelry, Joe Biden corrected historians and said he personally used it as a drinking straw when Columbus explored Wisconsin.

[KamperKen]

There’s the Cerutti mastodon bone where the physical evidence suggests it was carved/altered by humans. It was discovered near San Diego and has been dated to 130,000 years ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerutti_Mastodon_site

[From The Deer Stand]

I think it looks to be 12,932 years.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

the team considered whether the hollowed-out bone fragment could have resulted from processes that might include consumption by carnivores

It was the Bead-spitter.

[enumerated]

“….dating to around 12,940 years old…”

They know that because it is marked “10,916 B.C.”

[Ezekiel]

...the artifact’s proximity to other cultural materials lends weight to the theory that it was intentionally crafted by humans, as well as grooves observed on the bead’s exterior, which suggest the bone was tooled either using stones, or possibly even by the teeth of its ancient creator.

Hanna-Barbera ping!

[artichokegrower]

Bone jewelry created by a thriving culture that inhabited the region before being forced out by Cheyanne colonizers.

[Wuli]

Many earth cataclysms have lost tons of human history.

[Gay State Conservative]

During my semi-regular drives to NYC I've passed a sign on I-91,just south of Hartford,that reads “Dinosaur State Park,Next Exit”. Last summer I decided,for the first time,to stop by. It features a small area of petrified mud,enclosed in a small structure,which features a number of tracks that look like something a giant bird would leave. The park guide said that they're from a creature that looks a bit like that creature in Jurassic Park that spat black stuff in the fat guy's eyes. She said the tracks were left about 200 million years ago.

[Osage Orange]

BS

[unclebankster]

So this artifact is slightly older than “nursing home” Joe.

[Dr. Franklin]

So the moral to this story is hare today, gone tomorrow.

[Fai Mao]

“They’ll make flutes of our bones and blow a hymn to the memory of the Orphans of God”

~ Mark Heard