The dark matter found on my figure stones, so what is it? an easy assumption to draw is birch bark tar or pitch, a glue recipe from ancient...

This is something I have been playing around with today, not the best quality 3D image of a figure stone, but cool to play around with and...

figure stones - eoliths This figure stone was found in Dorset (world famous Jurassic coast) It adds more details to a familiar face. A...

This figure stone appears to be a hand tool (although probably not) and is from the world famous Göbeklitepe site. The interesting thing vi...

  Not all figure stones are highly detailed works of art, in fact the high quality examples shown on this blog are not the norm. The creati...

Some of my collection of eoliths, figure stones and flint tools is now on display at Havant Library . - Exhibit now closed.

These flint tools I suggest contain other examples of the paleo language glyph shown in the previous post. Spotting simple shape elements i...

Categorizing the assemblage from my site is a very daunting task, here are some initial results. The pictures show worked finds fro...

 This prehistoric artwork find from my site here in Southern England can talk the talk. This flint has been modified to show deliberate dep...

Another Hand axe, can you see the whole hand shape in this flint tool? I have demonstrated this glyph and its variants through various prev...

This was just a chance find but none the less an interesting figure stone and fine prehistoric artwork. Some very interesting face images c...

Show us your elephants!, you could become famous!, although I doubt there would be any kind of connection between the two.  This is a ...

This flint hand axe from my usual hunting grounds shows some very interesting animal depictions. Bear, elephant, feline, ape and hominid li...