Eoliths vs. Ignorance – Dawn Stones Vindicated by New Finds For over a century, mainstream archaeology has scoffed at the existence of eol...

Revelation in Stone — Episode 1 introduces a significant archaeological discovery near the famed Boxgrove site in Southern England. ...

Introduction: In the heart of Southern England, a groundbreaking eolith discovery is challenging the mainstream understanding of prehis...

This is quite a stunning piece of portable rock art found in North Carolina, United States by Brandon McDonald. It appears as a face mask, ...

Patina depth vs time (indicative ranges only) How to Date Portable Rock Art: Methods, Limits & Practical Tips Portab...

Full paper available here: Eoliths and Figure Stones — Evidence of Cognition in Prehistoric Flint Tools  There are many ways in which we can...

 This video is very informative and demonstrates my discovery of prehistoric art in some Palaeolithic flint tools that were ascribed to Nean...

This conch shell was found in the French Pyrenees in 1931 and is thought to possibly be as old as 46,000 year old. I can see a few very weak...

 Some ancient flint tools held by the British Museum have recently been dated to be 560,000 years old, although labelled as the oldest I wou...

All over the world there is folklore of small stature peoples, gnomes, brownies, and leprechauns are just some of the many examples, but is ...

 In 1882 amateur archaeologist Benjamin Harrison discovered the first eoliths , these were chipped flint objects that were believed to be wo...

 Here are some recent and fairly recent news stories that have some connection to my own finds and research. First up this headline from the...