I'm thrilled to announce my extraordinary new video series: "Revelation in Stone." Episode 1, now available, provides a captivating introduction to one of the UK's most remarkable archaeological discoveries of recent times. Situated near the world-famous Boxgrove archaeological site—known for Britain’s oldest human remains—this site has produced discoveries that promise to redefine our understanding of human prehistory and evolution.
EPISODE 2 PART 1 IS HERE >> PALAEOLITHIC FLINT TOOLS
EPISODE 2 PART 2 IS HERE >> PALEOLIFIC TOOLS PREHISTORIC FACES
Throughout the series, I will be showcasing extensive collections of truly stunning flint tools and never-before-seen ancient artworks. Each episode is packed with factual information, scientific analysis, and thorough explanations about eoliths, artistic tools, and numerous ground breaking insights. This work is so significant and original that it is likely others may replicate and present my findings as their own while denying or obscuring the source.
What's Featured in Episode 1?
In the first episode, we introduce viewers to some finds and the archaeological discovery. My detailed white flint tools and sculptures depicting dinosaurs, chimpanzees, elephants, bears, and even clothed human figures have been uncovered. These extraordinary finds challenge established archaeological, evolutionary, and art-historical narratives, demonstrating advanced cognitive skills and sophisticated artistic expression by Palaeolithic artisans.
The convergence of historical context and ground breaking prehistoric evidence positions this site uniquely within British archaeology. Our discoveries complement yet dramatically expand upon existing finds at nearby Boxgrove, renowned for its 500,000-year-old human remains and Acheulean flint tools.
Why is This Discovery So Important?
These discoveries suggest ancient human populations in Britain possessed far greater artistic sophistication and knowledge of animals—such as dinosaurs and gorillas—than previously recognized. Furthermore, detailed representations of clothed humans indicate an unexpectedly advanced level of cultural and symbolic expression, prompting a fundamental reconsideration of timelines and evolutionary assumptions about early humans.
A Glimpse into Upcoming Episodes
This series will span eight fascinating episodes, each approximately 6-8 minutes in length, exploring key aspects of this ground breaking discovery in detail:
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Episode 2 delves into lithic analysis and the meticulous art of flintknapping, proving these artifacts were products of deliberate human craftsmanship. I will showcase some of the best and varied palaeolithic tools to be seen anywhere, not just axes and blades, but all kinds of ancient tools, and hundreds of them.
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Episode 3 explores minimally modified stones ("figurative nodules") chosen for their symbolic, natural shapes, revealing subtle yet intentional artistry.
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Episode 4 examines artifact dating techniques, revealing astonishing antiquity and potentially rewriting the history of human habitation in Britain.
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Episode 5 uncovers the compelling animal imagery sculpted in flint, from elephants to dinosaurs, challenging paleontological narratives.
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Episode 6 analyses human representations, particularly clothed figures, exploring their deep cultural and symbolic significance.
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Episode 7 revisits broader archaeological and evolutionary implications, reconsidering accepted narratives of human prehistory and cultural evolution.
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Episode 8 summarizes the series' discoveries and emphasizes their profound scientific importance, calling for collaboration with the global archaeological community.
Your Opportunity to Participate
We invite archaeologists, researchers, enthusiasts, and anyone intrigued by our shared past to view and share these discoveries. Your insights and collaboration can help further unravel the incredible story these artifacts tell.
Watch Episode 1 Now!
Watch the first instalment of "Revelation in Stone", subscribe for future episodes, and join us on this exciting journey into humanity's ancient past.
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Stay tuned—human history is about to change!
