Bronze Age log boat remains found
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They're dinosaur footprints.
Do they date back to the Bronze Age?
The Hanson Log Boat, found in Shardlow, Derbyshire, in 1998 dates back to 1,500BC.
Thuh arc, Blackie. Youse has found thuh arc
All we gots is din-ah-sawer bones out west eh.
A few complete skel-o-trons even.
No-alls arc.
Jus fer yoo.
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He said such log boats were as "rare as hens' teeth" and very important.
There ya go. Get some French guy to show you how to build a few more, an ye'll have a good start
on yer very own navy.
All we gots is din-ah-sawer bones out west eh.
A few complete skel-o-trons even.
No-alls arc.
Jus fer yoo.
"
He said such log boats were as "rare as hens' teeth" and very important.
There ya go. Get some French guy to show you how to build a few more, an ye'll have a good start
on yer very own navy.
The Ark is on Mount Ararat in the far east of Turkey, near the borders with Armenia, Iran and Azerbaijan.
Are you sure they're not beer cans from the 1960's? According to you that is all we have here in N. America.
pwned.
We're talking about the history of a species of great ape, here, closely related to the gorilla and the chimpanzee (i.e. humans), not an extinct species of reptile.
So true. The brits are just excited that it is possible that their ancestors made them as well.
And it takes a brit "expert" to hollow out a log. That is how stupid they are.
The difference being is that these Bronze Age people ARE our ancestors, whereas these Native American savages are the ancestors of just 5 million people in America.
Unless you're one of a just a few Red Indians, then the Red Indians aren't your ancestors.
Also, I'm still waiting for a picture of a Bronze Age North American boat.
The boats probably ended when it was discovered that leaving the log whole and tying a few together made for a 'better boat'. It was so much better that it even got it's new name, a raft.
Goodmorning BL. I was reading the other day about Brighton beach and the megalithes somewhere near that were piled into a breakwater. Do you have any idea of these as the are reputed to be massive? Of course the bronze age boat was a very interesting find and I thank you very much for bringing it to our attention. I do enjoy your posts despite the fun I sometimes have with them. Kepp up your informative contributions.
Congrats. GB geology is better at preserving wooden boats. As I said, whoop de doo.
You "am" something alright. But correct is not it.
Nope. Someone recently found a doodad in OR that dates back to about 16,000 years ago. And that is just in our local area near the Pacific coast.
Like I said, correct, you are not.
Ape? Now THAT I can believe you are. Great, though; that is debatable.
You do know that homo sapiens sapiens is not homo erectus, right? Nah, of course you don't, Blackape.
Not too long ago scientists found Neanderthalensis DNA in Europeans. After seeing you post, I am in a quandary now ... just which of the two you are, Neanderthalensis or ape.
Talking to a brit about geology Anna?!
They are mesmerized with their hollowed out logs, how do you expect them to know geology?
You are cruel.
99.9 times out of 100, I'm right.
Still a long way to go to match the nearly one MILLION year old stone tools found in Britain.
Humans are one of the great apes, with the chimpanzees and gorillas our nearest living relatives.
The last Neanderthals lived on British territory - Gibraltar.