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Lubin wrote: The other bit I thought was pushing it a bit was when they found the flint on top of the mound and straight way said it was a Neolithic mound. The mound had been under flowing water for well over a hundred years. What was to have stopped it being carried there by the current? Lubin Phil's obsession with flint makes me smile. Crack a sherd of flint off and depending how it breaks away it can look just like a cutting tool of the Neolithic but in fact brand new. How do they tell the difference? Reply | with quote | Posted by Sanctuary 6th February 2011ce 23:50 In reply to: Re: Time Team Reservoir Rituals (Lubin) |
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