Thumb and finger shaped stones are found all over the world, a few of them have even been labeled as fossils by their finders, which in the...

About the Forum. Firstly I would like to thank all who have joined in with our forum Portable Rock Art and Figure Stones   it has been a...

An almost photo-realistic image of a Hadrosaurus face can be seen in this flint axe find, although we don't have any actual photos of a...

Are Native American Indians responsible for portable rock art? Well that is actually a loaded question, obviously the indigenous peoples of...

Three animations from a recent portable rock art hunt on my secret UK find site. Are these prehistoric art from a time when Gorillas or Ape...

This portable rock art flint tool has a clever combination technique for a mastodon and mammoth. Notice the tar like pigment on the lower...

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.