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A knife is a great tool to have if you're making a cutting board for your fish, it's a great tool if you're making kindling, it's a great tool if you're making a bow drill. You don't always have a knife. You should, but if you don't, you can make the same tools out of stone or bone or antler. It's been done for a long, long time. Not so much anymore. I have an antler, I have a rock. Between the two of these, we can make a great cutting edge.
And there's three or four different types of stone I have here. I have some obsidian, which is a volcanic stone. I have some flint, I have some chert. All those are great stones for throwing a really sharp edge. That's what we're doing to try to do here, is throw a sharp edge by banging on the stone and getting a flake. Let's see, we'll try this one. I now have very sharp knife here, very sharp knife here. This'll easily open up, cut, and gut my fish, skin a deer, or do any cutting needs that I might have. In fact, this is a piece of deer hide, a piece of leather. And to show how sharp these edges are, I can just take this and slice through it really easily. So leather's no problem for it, fish shouldn't be a problem for it.
Beyond that, we can improve these and make them sharper, or give them a handle, which turns them into a knife. So if I wanted to make a handle for this, I could stick it into a piece of wood that I've split, like so, take a piece of cordage, throw this on here, and wrap it, pull it really tight so that it's holding it. I wrap this around and around. I'm going to get a good, nice, tight bite. So I've wrapped it in cordage and I'm going to tie it off. This gives me a nice, tight grip on this stone, so that when I go to cut with it, it'll hold. I've got a couple wraps on here and I'm just tying this off. I'm going to pull it tight again. So I've taken a piece of obsidian, thrown a nice edge by striking it and breaking it off of a big chunk.
Actually, I threw a couple of edges. By "throwing edges" I mean making a sharp piece that you can use either with a handle by wrapping it, using it as a knife, or by having a chunk that you can hold in your hand and use as a blade. Those'll work for skinning animals, for cutting wood, whatever you like.
- published: 14 Apr 2013
- views: 104943
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn about how technological advances went hand-in-hand with human evolution in this educational video by HHMI BioInteractive.
Though tool use is not unique to humans, the sophistication of our tools and our degree of reliance upon them is unique, and sets us apart from other species. So when did human tool-making begin, and why? And what does it tell us about the evolution of our ancestors? Paleoanthropologist Tim White reveals the answers in this short video also featuring evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll.
Download this movie and find classroom resources on human evolution at http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/tool-making-animal
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 5412
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced "selt") a type of ax with a polished stone head wedged into a hole or mortise at the end of a wooden handle (not to be confused with a "Kelt" referring to a Celtic person). The head took about a week and a day to make as I chose to make it from a particularly large piece of basalt. This involved hammering, pecking, grinding and polishing the head into the final shape. The handle took a day and a morning to make. A chisel was made from stone and a mallet made from a log. These were used to cut the tree for the handle and shape it once down. Fire was used to harden the wood and also to help shape the mortise. The ax was then used to cut down a tree the day after the handle was a tree itself. It is a more efficient tool for felling trees than the hand ax I made and at the time of uploading this video has cut down 4 trees which I will use later. Because this stone axe is blunter than a steel one, the blade needs to hit the tree at angles greater than 45 degrees- otherwise the blade would glance off. So celts were used more like wedges than modern axes.
- published: 22 May 2015
- views: 2210024
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a few. It's also something I can totally fashion from scratch in the field. Quite a lot of my skills have been developed through this intimate relationship with these tools, and being accustomed to using them.
- published: 15 Aug 2014
- views: 13853
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans.
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
The third lecture of the Holiday Lectures on Science 2011 series by Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Lecture given by John Shea
Stone tools are well-preserved evidence of past human activity.
- published: 07 Apr 2013
- views: 12751
In just one part, full, HQ.
-------------
"Excuse me? Doctor? Do you have a moment?"
"A moment? What's the question?"
"More of a situation, a gentleman in exam 3."
"What's the problem?"
"That is the problem, we're not sure."
"You got the chart?"
"Right here."
"Not much here is there."
"No doctor, no obvious physical trauma. Vitals are stable."
"Name?"
"No sir."
"Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them. Let's get some background on this fella."
"No ID. Nothing. And he won't speak to anybody."
"Well, let's say hello. Good Morning, I'm Dr. Lawson. How are you today? How are you today?! Look son, you're in a safe place. We wanna help in whatever way we can. But you need to talk to us. We can't help you otherwise. What's happened? Tell me everything."
"Alrighty, then ... picture this if you will."
"10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes,
In my 'need to know' pose, just outside of Area 51
Contemplating the whole 'chosen people' thingy
When a flaming stealth banana split the sky
Like one would hope but never really expect
To see in a place like this.
Cutting right angle donuts on a dime
And stopping right at my Birkenstocks,
And me yelping...
Holy fucking shit!
Then the X-Files being,
Looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan
With Isabella Rossellini lips, and breath that reeked of
Vanilla Chig Champa
Did a slow-mo Matrix descent
Outta the butt end of the banana vessel
And hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw,
And my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip,
And all I could think was:
I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice
That I pissed my fuckin' pants.
So light in his way,
Like an apparition, that
He had me crying out:
Fuck me
It's gotta be
The Deadhead Chemistry
The blotter got right on top of me
Got me seein' E-motherfuckin'-T!
And after calming me down
With some orange slices
And some fetal spooning,
E.T. revealed to me his singular purpose.
He said:
"You are the Chosen One,
The One who will deliver the message.
A message of hope for those who choose to hear it
And a warning for those who do not."
Me? The Chosen One?
They chose me!!!
And I didn't even graduate from fuckin' high school.
You'd better...
You'd better...
You'd better...
You'd better listen.
Then he looked right through me
With somniferous almond eyes
Don't even know what that means
Must remember to write it down
This is so real
Like the time Dave floated away
See, my heart is pounding
'Cause this shit never happens to me
I can't breathe right now!
It was so real,
Like I woke up in Wonderland.
All sorta terrifying
I don't wanna be all alone
While I tell this story.
And can anyone tell me why
Y'all sound like Peanuts parents?
Will I ever be coming down?
This is so real
Finally, it's my lucky day
See, my heart is racing
'Cause this shit never happens to me
I can't breathe right now!
You believe me, don't you?
Please believe what I've just said!
See the Dead ain't touring
And this wasn't all in my head.
See, they took me by the hand
And invited me right in.
Then they showed me something
I don't even know where to begin.
Strapped down to my bed
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am I alive? Am I dead?
Can't remember what they said
God damn, shit the bed.
Overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position.
Such a heavy burden now to be the One
Born to bear and bring to all the details of our ending,
To write it down for all the world to see.
But I forgot my pen
Shit the bed again ...
Typical.
Strapped down to my bed
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am I alive? Am I dead?
Sunkist and sudafed
Gyroscopes and infrared
Won't help, I'm brain dead
Can't remember what they said
God damn, shit the bed
I can't remember what they said to me
Can't remember what they said to make me out to be a hero
Can't remember what they said
Bob help me!
Can't remember what they said
We don't know, and we won't know...
God damn, shit the bed!"
- published: 16 Oct 2010
- views: 1396204
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Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
- published: 25 Nov 2010
- views: 1172189
You already have TOOL? again One more routine for free !!!
Here is David's version of the houdini card using the gimmick TOOL !
A card is signed and lost in a deck shuffled by a spectator.The deck is put back to the box, and two rubber bands lock the box. One magic move, and the signed card escapes from the locked box. Everything is given for examination, including the box at the end of the routine.
TOOL by David STONE. Endless possibilities
Included: - DVD+ 2 gimmicks (one for training, the other for the performance)
• Easy to do !!!
• All the routines are completely different
• Immediately repeatable, The RESET is ultra fast.
• No palming and no complicated techniques
• Carry it in your pocket and you're always ready for a miracle!
Tool is Cool ! Get TOOL Today, just click here :
http://www.david-stone.fr/etool.htm
- published: 06 May 2011
- views: 35270
http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... California Academy of Sciences: Human Evolution -- Tool use by early humans started much earlier. The Academy's Zeray Alemseged reveals his latest discovery: human stone tool use dating back to 3.4 million years ago. Small-brained human ancestors used stone tools to whack into large mammals some 800,000 years earlier than previously thought.
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- The earliest known evidence for stone tool use and meat eating among early humans is found.
- The evidence -- butchered, fossilized bones -- dates to roughly 3.4 million years ago.
- It's believed the ancestor Australopithecus afarensis (to which "Lucy" belongs) used the tools.
• http://news.discovery.com/archaeology/early-human-tool-use.html
---
BBC News: Tool-making and meat-eating began 3.5 million years ago
Researchers have found evidence that hominins - early human ancestors - used stone tools to cleave meat from animal bones more than 3.2 million years ago. That pushes back the earliest known tool use and meat-eating in such hominins by more than 800,000 years.
Bones found in Ethiopia show cuts from stone and indications that the bones were forcibly broken to remove marrow. The research, in the journal Nature, challenges several notions about our ancestors' behaviour.
Previously the oldest-known use of stone tools came from the nearby Gona region of Ethiopia, dating back to about 2.5 million years ago. That suggests that it was our more direct ancestors, members of our own genus Homo, that were the first to use tools.
But the marked bones were found in the Dikika region, with their age determined by dating the nearby volcanic rock -- to between 3.2 million and 3.4 million years ago.
A battery of tests showed that the cuts, scrapes and scratches were made before the bones fossilised, and detailed analysis even showed that there were bits of stone lodged in one of the cuts.
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-10938453
---
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• http://www.calacademy.org/sciencetoday/
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- published: 03 Sep 2010
- views: 42691
A stone tool is, in the most general sense, any tool made either partially or entirely out of stone. Although stone tool-dependent societies and cultures still exist today, most stone tools are associated with prehistoric, particularly Stone Age cultures that have become extinct. Archaeologists often study such prehistoric societies, and refer to the study of stone tools as lithic analysis. Stone has been used to make a wide variety of different tools throughout history, including arrow heads, spearpoints and querns. Stone tools may be made of either ground stone or chipped stone, and a person who creates tools out of the latter is known as a flintknapper.
Chipped stone tools are made from cryptocrystalline materials such as chert or flint, radiolarite, chalcedony, basalt, quartzite and obsidian via a process known as lithic reduction. One simple form of reduction is to strike stone flakes from a nucleus (core) of material using a hammerstone or similar hard hammer fabricator. If the goal of the reduction strategy is to produce flakes, the remnant lithic core may be discarded once it has become too small to use. In some strategies, however, a flintknapper reduces the core to a rough unifacial or bifacial preform, which is further reduced using soft hammer flaking techniques or by pressure flaking the edges. More complex forms of reduction include the production of highly standardized blades, which can then be fashioned into a variety of tools such as scrapers, knives, sickles and microliths. In general terms, chipped stone tools are nearly ubiquitous in all pre-metal-using societies because they are easily manufactured, the tool stone is usually plentiful, and they are easy to transport and sharpen.
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7:49Making Stone Tools | Big History Project
Making Stone Tools | Big History Project -
3:23How to Make a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
How to Make a Stone Tool | Survival SkillsHow to Make a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
Will your kids just not sit still for photos? Check out this short video to learn to shoot them like a pro http://bit.ly/1PDkrcx Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/509685-How-to-Make-a-Stone-Tool-Survival-Skills A knife is a great tool to have if you're making a cutting board for your fish, it's a great tool if you're making kindling, it's a great tool if you're making a bow drill. You don't always have a knife. You should, but if you don't, you can make the same tools out of stone or bone or antler. It's been done for a long, long time. Not so much anymore. I have an antler, I have a rock. Between the two of these, we can make a great cutting edge. And there's three or four different types of stone I have here. I have some obsidian, which is a volcanic stone. I have some flint, I have some chert. All those are great stones for throwing a really sharp edge. That's what we're doing to try to do here, is throw a sharp edge by banging on the stone and getting a flake. Let's see, we'll try this one. I now have very sharp knife here, very sharp knife here. This'll easily open up, cut, and gut my fish, skin a deer, or do any cutting needs that I might have. In fact, this is a piece of deer hide, a piece of leather. And to show how sharp these edges are, I can just take this and slice through it really easily. So leather's no problem for it, fish shouldn't be a problem for it. Beyond that, we can improve these and make them sharper, or give them a handle, which turns them into a knife. So if I wanted to make a handle for this, I could stick it into a piece of wood that I've split, like so, take a piece of cordage, throw this on here, and wrap it, pull it really tight so that it's holding it. I wrap this around and around. I'm going to get a good, nice, tight bite. So I've wrapped it in cordage and I'm going to tie it off. This gives me a nice, tight grip on this stone, so that when I go to cut with it, it'll hold. I've got a couple wraps on here and I'm just tying this off. I'm going to pull it tight again. So I've taken a piece of obsidian, thrown a nice edge by striking it and breaking it off of a big chunk. Actually, I threw a couple of edges. By "throwing edges" I mean making a sharp piece that you can use either with a handle by wrapping it, using it as a knife, or by having a chunk that you can hold in your hand and use as a blade. Those'll work for skinning animals, for cutting wood, whatever you like. -
5:42Stone Tool Technology of Our Human Ancestors — HHMI BioInteractive Video
Stone Tool Technology of Our Human Ancestors — HHMI BioInteractive VideoStone Tool Technology of Our Human Ancestors — HHMI BioInteractive Video
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn about how technological advances went hand-in-hand with human evolution in this educational video by HHMI BioInteractive. Though tool use is not unique to humans, the sophistication of our tools and our degree of reliance upon them is unique, and sets us apart from other species. So when did human tool-making begin, and why? And what does it tell us about the evolution of our ancestors? Paleoanthropologist Tim White reveals the answers in this short video also featuring evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll. Download this movie and find classroom resources on human evolution at http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/tool-making-animal -
4:23Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (including handle)
Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (including handle)Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (including handle)
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced "selt") a type of ax with a polished stone head wedged into a hole or mortise at the end of a wooden handle (not to be confused with a "Kelt" referring to a Celtic person). The head took about a week and a day to make as I chose to make it from a particularly large piece of basalt. This involved hammering, pecking, grinding and polishing the head into the final shape. The handle took a day and a morning to make. A chisel was made from stone and a mallet made from a log. These were used to cut the tree for the handle and shape it once down. Fire was used to harden the wood and also to help shape the mortise. The ax was then used to cut down a tree the day after the handle was a tree itself. It is a more efficient tool for felling trees than the hand ax I made and at the time of uploading this video has cut down 4 trees which I will use later. Because this stone axe is blunter than a steel one, the blade needs to hit the tree at angles greater than 45 degrees- otherwise the blade would glance off. So celts were used more like wedges than modern axes. -
6:30My Stone-Age tool kit: Stone tools, bow drill, and assorted kit
My Stone-Age tool kit: Stone tools, bow drill, and assorted kitMy Stone-Age tool kit: Stone tools, bow drill, and assorted kit
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a few. It's also something I can totally fashion from scratch in the field. Quite a lot of my skills have been developed through this intimate relationship with these tools, and being accustomed to using them. -
58:31Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human BehaviourStone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans. Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour The third lecture of the Holiday Lectures on Science 2011 series by Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Lecture given by John Shea Stone tools are well-preserved evidence of past human activity. -
14:58Tool - Rosetta Stoned
Tool - Rosetta StonedTool - Rosetta Stoned
In just one part, full, HQ. ------------- "Excuse me? Doctor? Do you have a moment?" "A moment? What's the question?" "More of a situation, a gentleman in exam 3." "What's the problem?" "That is the problem, we're not sure." "You got the chart?" "Right here." "Not much here is there." "No doctor, no obvious physical trauma. Vitals are stable." "Name?" "No sir." "Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them. Let's get some background on this fella." "No ID. Nothing. And he won't speak to anybody." "Well, let's say hello. Good Morning, I'm Dr. Lawson. How are you today? How are you today?! Look son, you're in a safe place. We wanna help in whatever way we can. But you need to talk to us. We can't help you otherwise. What's happened? Tell me everything." "Alrighty, then ... picture this if you will." "10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes, In my 'need to know' pose, just outside of Area 51 Contemplating the whole 'chosen people' thingy When a flaming stealth banana split the sky Like one would hope but never really expect To see in a place like this. Cutting right angle donuts on a dime And stopping right at my Birkenstocks, And me yelping... Holy fucking shit! Then the X-Files being, Looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan With Isabella Rossellini lips, and breath that reeked of Vanilla Chig Champa Did a slow-mo Matrix descent Outta the butt end of the banana vessel And hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw, And my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip, And all I could think was: I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice That I pissed my fuckin' pants. So light in his way, Like an apparition, that He had me crying out: Fuck me It's gotta be The Deadhead Chemistry The blotter got right on top of me Got me seein' E-motherfuckin'-T! And after calming me down With some orange slices And some fetal spooning, E.T. revealed to me his singular purpose. He said: "You are the Chosen One, The One who will deliver the message. A message of hope for those who choose to hear it And a warning for those who do not." Me? The Chosen One? They chose me!!! And I didn't even graduate from fuckin' high school. You'd better... You'd better... You'd better... You'd better listen. Then he looked right through me With somniferous almond eyes Don't even know what that means Must remember to write it down This is so real Like the time Dave floated away See, my heart is pounding 'Cause this shit never happens to me I can't breathe right now! It was so real, Like I woke up in Wonderland. All sorta terrifying I don't wanna be all alone While I tell this story. And can anyone tell me why Y'all sound like Peanuts parents? Will I ever be coming down? This is so real Finally, it's my lucky day See, my heart is racing 'Cause this shit never happens to me I can't breathe right now! You believe me, don't you? Please believe what I've just said! See the Dead ain't touring And this wasn't all in my head. See, they took me by the hand And invited me right in. Then they showed me something I don't even know where to begin. Strapped down to my bed Feet cold and eyes red I'm out of my head Am I alive? Am I dead? Can't remember what they said God damn, shit the bed. Overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position. Such a heavy burden now to be the One Born to bear and bring to all the details of our ending, To write it down for all the world to see. But I forgot my pen Shit the bed again ... Typical. Strapped down to my bed Feet cold and eyes red I'm out of my head Am I alive? Am I dead? Sunkist and sudafed Gyroscopes and infrared Won't help, I'm brain dead Can't remember what they said God damn, shit the bed I can't remember what they said to me Can't remember what they said to make me out to be a hero Can't remember what they said Bob help me! Can't remember what they said We don't know, and we won't know... God damn, shit the bed!" -
11:12Tool - Rosetta Stoned
Tool - Rosetta StonedTool - Rosetta Stoned
---- DISCLAIMER! ---- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. -
5:00Kanzi Making and Using Stone Tool
Kanzi Making and Using Stone ToolKanzi Making and Using Stone Tool
Kanzi, a bonobo chimpanzee, makes and uses a stone tool. -
1:3719 - TOOL - Houdini Card by David Stone
19 - TOOL - Houdini Card by David Stone19 - TOOL - Houdini Card by David Stone
You already have TOOL? again One more routine for free !!! Here is David's version of the houdini card using the gimmick TOOL ! A card is signed and lost in a deck shuffled by a spectator.The deck is put back to the box, and two rubber bands lock the box. One magic move, and the signed card escapes from the locked box. Everything is given for examination, including the box at the end of the routine. TOOL by David STONE. Endless possibilities Included: - DVD+ 2 gimmicks (one for training, the other for the performance) • Easy to do !!! • All the routines are completely different • Immediately repeatable, The RESET is ultra fast. • No palming and no complicated techniques • Carry it in your pocket and you're always ready for a miracle! Tool is Cool ! Get TOOL Today, just click here : http://www.david-stone.fr/etool.htm -
2:48Human Evolution: Oldest Evidence Of Stone Tool Use
Human Evolution: Oldest Evidence Of Stone Tool UseHuman Evolution: Oldest Evidence Of Stone Tool Use
http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... California Academy of Sciences: Human Evolution -- Tool use by early humans started much earlier. The Academy's Zeray Alemseged reveals his latest discovery: human stone tool use dating back to 3.4 million years ago. Small-brained human ancestors used stone tools to whack into large mammals some 800,000 years earlier than previously thought. --- Please SUBSCRIBE to Science & Reason: • http://www.youtube.com/Best0fScience • http://www.youtube.com/ScienceTV • http://www.youtube.com/FFreeThinker • http://www.youtube.com/RationalHumanism --- - The earliest known evidence for stone tool use and meat eating among early humans is found. - The evidence -- butchered, fossilized bones -- dates to roughly 3.4 million years ago. - It's believed the ancestor Australopithecus afarensis (to which "Lucy" belongs) used the tools. • http://news.discovery.com/archaeology/early-human-tool-use.html --- BBC News: Tool-making and meat-eating began 3.5 million years ago Researchers have found evidence that hominins - early human ancestors - used stone tools to cleave meat from animal bones more than 3.2 million years ago. That pushes back the earliest known tool use and meat-eating in such hominins by more than 800,000 years. Bones found in Ethiopia show cuts from stone and indications that the bones were forcibly broken to remove marrow. The research, in the journal Nature, challenges several notions about our ancestors' behaviour. Previously the oldest-known use of stone tools came from the nearby Gona region of Ethiopia, dating back to about 2.5 million years ago. That suggests that it was our more direct ancestors, members of our own genus Homo, that were the first to use tools. But the marked bones were found in the Dikika region, with their age determined by dating the nearby volcanic rock -- to between 3.2 million and 3.4 million years ago. A battery of tests showed that the cuts, scrapes and scratches were made before the bones fossilised, and detailed analysis even showed that there were bits of stone lodged in one of the cuts. • http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-10938453 --- Calacademy's 'Science in Action' strives to make science accessible for everyone and discuss its relevance in our everyday lives. We bring you science news through media screens and live chats on the museum floor, the Science Today website, podcasts, and monthly Nightlife programming. We gather and disseminate content through our partners, local programs, other media and Academy staff. • http://www.calacademy.org/sciencetoday/ . -
4:50Tool by david stone
Tool by david stoneTool by david stone
a few tricks with my favourite trick -
2:17tool by david stone+tutorial
tool by david stone+tutorialtool by david stone+tutorial
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2:38tour de magie : Tool de David Stone
tour de magie : Tool de David Stonetour de magie : Tool de David Stone
Deso pour le focus Voici un tour de magie très sympa , j'espère que vous aller aimer ! Si tu aimes mes vidéos, voici se que tu dois faire: - Abonne-toi - Met un pouce vert ou bleu, - Dis- moi ce que tu en pense dans les commentaires. A Bientôt ; )
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- Lower Palaeolithic
- Lower Paleolithic
- Magdalenian
- Mano (stone)
- Manuport
- Mechanical strength
- Mesolithic
- Metate
- Microlith
- Microliths
- Microtomy
- Middle Paleolithic
- Middle Stone Age
- Mode 1
- Mons
- Mousterian Industry
- Natufian
- Neanderthals
- Neolithic
- Neolithic Revolution
- Nodule (geology)
- Obsidian
- Oldowan Industry
- Olduvai Gorge
- Outcrop
- Palaeolithic
- Paleolithic
- Penmaenmawr
- Pliocene
- Pottery
- Pottery Neolithic
- Prehistoric
- Prehistory
- Pressure flaking
- Prismatic blade
- Quartzite
- Querns
- Radiolarite
- Rhyolite
- Rock (geology)
- Saint Acheul
- Shepherd Neolithic
- Sickle
- Soft hammer
- Spiennes
- Stone Age
- Stone tool
- Suffolk
- Sussex
- Switzerland
- Tahunian
- Tanzania
- Template Stone Age
- Thin section
- Tievebulliagh
- Tool stone
- Trihedral Neolithic
- Ulster
- Uniface
- Upper Palaeolithic
- Upper Paleolithic
- West Turkana
- Zamora (province)
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How to Make a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
Will your kids just not sit still for photos? Check out this short video to learn to shoot them like a pro http://bit.ly/1PDkrcx Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/509685-How-to-Make-a-Stone-Tool-Survival-Skills A knife is a great tool to have if you're making a cutting board for your fish, it's a great tool if you're making kindling, it's a great tool if you're making a bow drill. You don't always have a knife. You should, but if you don't, you can make the same tools out of stone or bone or antler. It's been done for a long, long time. Not so much anymore. I have an antler, I have a rock. Between the two of these, we can make a great cutting edge. And there's three or four different types of stone I have here. I have some obsidian, wh... -
Stone Tool Technology of Our Human Ancestors — HHMI BioInteractive Video
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn about how technological advances went hand-in-hand with human evolution in this educational video by HHMI BioInteractive. Though tool use is not unique to humans, the sophistication of our tools and our degree of reliance upon them is unique, and sets us apart from other species. So when did human tool-making begin, and why? And what does it tell us about the evolution of our ancestors? Paleoanthropologist Tim White reveals the answers in this short video also featuring evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll. Download this movie and find classroom resources on human evolution at http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/tool-making-animal -
Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (including handle)
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced "selt") a type of ax with a polished stone head wedged into a hole or mortise at the end of a wooden handle (not to be confused with a "Kelt" referring to a Celtic person). The head took about a week and a day to make as I chose to make it from a particularly large piece of basalt. This involved hammering, pecking, grinding and polishing the head into the final shape. The handle took a day and a morning to make. A chisel was made from stone and a mallet made from a log. These were used to cut the tree for the handle and shape it once down. Fire was used to harden the wood and also to help shape the mortise. The ax was then used to cut down a tree the day after the han... -
My Stone-Age tool kit: Stone tools, bow drill, and assorted kit
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a few. It's also something I can totally fashion from scratch in the field. Quite a lot of my skills have been developed through this intimate relationship with these tools, and being accustomed to using them. -
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans. Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour The third lecture of the Holiday Lectures on Science 2011 series by Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Lecture given by John Shea Stone tools are well-preserved evidence of past human activity. -
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
In just one part, full, HQ. ------------- "Excuse me? Doctor? Do you have a moment?" "A moment? What's the question?" "More of a situation, a gentleman in exam 3." "What's the problem?" "That is the problem, we're not sure." "You got the chart?" "Right here." "Not much here is there." "No doctor, no obvious physical trauma. Vitals are stable." "Name?" "No sir." "Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them. Let's get some background on this fella." "No ID. Nothing. And he won't speak to anybody." "Well, let's say hello. Good Morning, I'm Dr. Lawson. How are you today? How are you today?! Look son, you're in a safe place. We wanna help in whatever way we can. But you need to talk to us. We can't help you otherwise. What's happened? Tell me everything." "Alright... -
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
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Kanzi Making and Using Stone Tool
Kanzi, a bonobo chimpanzee, makes and uses a stone tool. -
19 - TOOL - Houdini Card by David Stone
You already have TOOL? again One more routine for free !!! Here is David's version of the houdini card using the gimmick TOOL ! A card is signed and lost in a deck shuffled by a spectator.The deck is put back to the box, and two rubber bands lock the box. One magic move, and the signed card escapes from the locked box. Everything is given for examination, including the box at the end of the routine. TOOL by David STONE. Endless possibilities Included: - DVD+ 2 gimmicks (one for training, the other for the performance) • Easy to do !!! • All the routines are completely different • Immediately repeatable, The RESET is ultra fast. • No palming and no complicated techniques • Carry it in your pocket and you're always ready for a miracle! Tool is Cool ! Get TOOL Today, just ... -
Human Evolution: Oldest Evidence Of Stone Tool Use
http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... California Academy of Sciences: Human Evolution -- Tool use by early humans started much earlier. The Academy's Zeray Alemseged reveals his latest discovery: human stone tool use dating back to 3.4 million years ago. Small-brained human ancestors used stone tools to whack into large mammals some 800,000 years earlier than previously thought. --- Please SUBSCRIBE to Science & Reason: • http://www.youtube.com/Best0fScience • http://www.youtube.com/ScienceTV • http://www.youtube.com/FFreeThinker • http://www.youtube.com/RationalHumanism --- - The earliest known evidence for stone tool use and meat eating among early humans is found. - The evidence -- butchered, fossilized bones -- dates to roughly 3.4 million years ago. - It's believed the ancestor Aust... -
Tool by david stone
a few tricks with my favourite trick -
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tour de magie : Tool de David Stone
Deso pour le focus Voici un tour de magie très sympa , j'espère que vous aller aimer ! Si tu aimes mes vidéos, voici se que tu dois faire: - Abonne-toi - Met un pouce vert ou bleu, - Dis- moi ce que tu en pense dans les commentaires. A Bientôt ; ) -
Indian stone tools Indian artifacts, how to identify ancient stone tools, axes pecking and grinding
Stone artifacts found on the American Continent used by the Ancient inhabitants of the Americas including the American Indian. In this particular video a variety of wedge type stone axes are shown and compared to each other in their similarities and differences. Also those crafted through the method of pecking and grinding. -
Herramienta (Tool) de fabricación 1ª parte
Web de Magictrick.: http://magictrick.es Canal tiendamagictrick: http://www.youtube.com/user/tiendamagictrick Facebook: http://es-es.facebook.com/pages/wwwmagictrickes/130830733614799 Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/magicurzay Recuerda darle a "Me Gusta" y "Favoritos". Es gratis y nos ayuda a subir más vídeos. Gracias por ver y votar este video ;) -
Making a Neanderthal flint stone tool | Natural History Museum
Watch a flint knapper make a Levallois core and flake, an innovative stone tool developed by the Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens. Find out about human tool-making capabilities and five key features that make us human: http://bit.ly/NHM-How-We-Became-Human-YT -
Stone Tool Fire- Black Scout Quick Tips
This Quick Tip is how to start a fire if you happen to lose your knife or striker. Please like, share, and subscribe. Get a firesteel like mine HERE: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S6F4RDC?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creativeASIN;=B00S6F4RDC&linkCode;=xm2&tag;=blacscousurv-20 If your a PREPPER you need this equipment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55SrKIBfA0c Website: http://www.blackscoutsurvival.com Twitter: @Black_Scout Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Scout-Survival/664083850312780 Instagram: http://instagram.com/blackscoutsurvival -
How to Gut a Fish with a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
Do you know what really happens in your home when you are away? Now you can. http://bit.ly/1KOBH31 Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/509686-How-to-Gut-a-Fish-with-a-Stone-Tool-Survival-Skills We'll take our fish out, dip it in this bowl. And the cutting board is a piece of cedar. I had another little knife I made. We can use this to cut through our fish, right here behind this gill. We're going to take off his head. Actually, there's some nice meat right there behind his head. Cut through the spine. And we could cook our fish with the head on, and that's fine too. I chose to slice its head off. Plus it was still alive. And our choices would have been to bash its head or just to cut it off, so, I went with cutting it off. Fish head and f... -
Beginners Stone Tool Making Kit
Materials and tools needed to make stone tools -
Bushcraft, Stone Age Tool Holder
And Stoneage Tools, digging, hammer, axe. splitting wood. Natural rope and cordage. Items in use: Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife and the Bahco Laplander Folding saw. https://www.facebook.com/Waldhandwerk http://waldhandwerk.de/ Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings: http://www.vivalranger.com/kursuebersicht/kurse-in-bayern Bergzeit Outdoorshop: http://www.bergzeit.de?pid=215 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bushcraft-Akademie/985102261519038 http://bushcraft-akademie.com Bushcraft, Stone Age Tools Holder Steinzeit Spitzhacke, Hammer, Keil, Werkzeug halter für Bushcraft und Survival. Music www.studio-birkfeld.at danke an Dan -
David Stone TOOL : More ideas
Ideas possible with the gimmick Tool created and developed by David Stone. An old principle completely re-designed! http://stonedavid.jimdo.com/tool/ http://david-stone.fr -
MULTI -GRINDING MACHINE - AMG22 - Abaco granite, marble, stone cutting machine, stone tool machine
MULTI -- GRINDING MACHINE - AMG22 - Multi-Grinding Machine is one of the highly effective economy multi-purpose stone slab machines which is specifically designed to perform edging task. - It is small, lught-weight, convenient and easy operation system. - The flexible and smooth roller system is highly useful for an operator.
Making Stone Tools | Big History Project
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- Duration: 7:49
- Updated: 24 Feb 2014
- views: 31374
Nicholas Toth shows how early humans made stone tools that were simple but effective.
Website: https://www.bighistoryproject.com/portal
Facebook: https://www.f...
Nicholas Toth shows how early humans made stone tools that were simple but effective.
Website: https://www.bighistoryproject.com/portal
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bighistoryproject
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BigHistoryPro
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How to Make a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
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- Duration: 3:23
- Updated: 14 Apr 2013
- views: 104943
Will your kids just not sit still for photos? Check out this short video to learn to shoot them like a pro http://bit.ly/1PDkrcx
Watch more How to Survive in ...
Will your kids just not sit still for photos? Check out this short video to learn to shoot them like a pro http://bit.ly/1PDkrcx
Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/509685-How-to-Make-a-Stone-Tool-Survival-Skills
A knife is a great tool to have if you're making a cutting board for your fish, it's a great tool if you're making kindling, it's a great tool if you're making a bow drill. You don't always have a knife. You should, but if you don't, you can make the same tools out of stone or bone or antler. It's been done for a long, long time. Not so much anymore. I have an antler, I have a rock. Between the two of these, we can make a great cutting edge.
And there's three or four different types of stone I have here. I have some obsidian, which is a volcanic stone. I have some flint, I have some chert. All those are great stones for throwing a really sharp edge. That's what we're doing to try to do here, is throw a sharp edge by banging on the stone and getting a flake. Let's see, we'll try this one. I now have very sharp knife here, very sharp knife here. This'll easily open up, cut, and gut my fish, skin a deer, or do any cutting needs that I might have. In fact, this is a piece of deer hide, a piece of leather. And to show how sharp these edges are, I can just take this and slice through it really easily. So leather's no problem for it, fish shouldn't be a problem for it.
Beyond that, we can improve these and make them sharper, or give them a handle, which turns them into a knife. So if I wanted to make a handle for this, I could stick it into a piece of wood that I've split, like so, take a piece of cordage, throw this on here, and wrap it, pull it really tight so that it's holding it. I wrap this around and around. I'm going to get a good, nice, tight bite. So I've wrapped it in cordage and I'm going to tie it off. This gives me a nice, tight grip on this stone, so that when I go to cut with it, it'll hold. I've got a couple wraps on here and I'm just tying this off. I'm going to pull it tight again. So I've taken a piece of obsidian, thrown a nice edge by striking it and breaking it off of a big chunk.
Actually, I threw a couple of edges. By "throwing edges" I mean making a sharp piece that you can use either with a handle by wrapping it, using it as a knife, or by having a chunk that you can hold in your hand and use as a blade. Those'll work for skinning animals, for cutting wood, whatever you like.
wn.com/How To Make A Stone Tool | Survival Skills
Will your kids just not sit still for photos? Check out this short video to learn to shoot them like a pro http://bit.ly/1PDkrcx
Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/509685-How-to-Make-a-Stone-Tool-Survival-Skills
A knife is a great tool to have if you're making a cutting board for your fish, it's a great tool if you're making kindling, it's a great tool if you're making a bow drill. You don't always have a knife. You should, but if you don't, you can make the same tools out of stone or bone or antler. It's been done for a long, long time. Not so much anymore. I have an antler, I have a rock. Between the two of these, we can make a great cutting edge.
And there's three or four different types of stone I have here. I have some obsidian, which is a volcanic stone. I have some flint, I have some chert. All those are great stones for throwing a really sharp edge. That's what we're doing to try to do here, is throw a sharp edge by banging on the stone and getting a flake. Let's see, we'll try this one. I now have very sharp knife here, very sharp knife here. This'll easily open up, cut, and gut my fish, skin a deer, or do any cutting needs that I might have. In fact, this is a piece of deer hide, a piece of leather. And to show how sharp these edges are, I can just take this and slice through it really easily. So leather's no problem for it, fish shouldn't be a problem for it.
Beyond that, we can improve these and make them sharper, or give them a handle, which turns them into a knife. So if I wanted to make a handle for this, I could stick it into a piece of wood that I've split, like so, take a piece of cordage, throw this on here, and wrap it, pull it really tight so that it's holding it. I wrap this around and around. I'm going to get a good, nice, tight bite. So I've wrapped it in cordage and I'm going to tie it off. This gives me a nice, tight grip on this stone, so that when I go to cut with it, it'll hold. I've got a couple wraps on here and I'm just tying this off. I'm going to pull it tight again. So I've taken a piece of obsidian, thrown a nice edge by striking it and breaking it off of a big chunk.
Actually, I threw a couple of edges. By "throwing edges" I mean making a sharp piece that you can use either with a handle by wrapping it, using it as a knife, or by having a chunk that you can hold in your hand and use as a blade. Those'll work for skinning animals, for cutting wood, whatever you like.
- published: 14 Apr 2013
- views: 104943
Stone Tool Technology of Our Human Ancestors — HHMI BioInteractive Video
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- Duration: 5:42
- Updated: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 5412
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn about how technological advances went hand-in-hand with human evolutio...
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn about how technological advances went hand-in-hand with human evolution in this educational video by HHMI BioInteractive.
Though tool use is not unique to humans, the sophistication of our tools and our degree of reliance upon them is unique, and sets us apart from other species. So when did human tool-making begin, and why? And what does it tell us about the evolution of our ancestors? Paleoanthropologist Tim White reveals the answers in this short video also featuring evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll.
Download this movie and find classroom resources on human evolution at http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/tool-making-animal
wn.com/Stone Tool Technology Of Our Human Ancestors — Hhmi Biointeractive Video
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn about how technological advances went hand-in-hand with human evolution in this educational video by HHMI BioInteractive.
Though tool use is not unique to humans, the sophistication of our tools and our degree of reliance upon them is unique, and sets us apart from other species. So when did human tool-making begin, and why? And what does it tell us about the evolution of our ancestors? Paleoanthropologist Tim White reveals the answers in this short video also featuring evolutionary biologist Sean Carroll.
Download this movie and find classroom resources on human evolution at http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/tool-making-animal
- published: 27 Mar 2015
- views: 5412
Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (including handle)
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- Duration: 4:23
- Updated: 22 May 2015
- views: 2210024
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced "selt") a type of ax with a polished...
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced "selt") a type of ax with a polished stone head wedged into a hole or mortise at the end of a wooden handle (not to be confused with a "Kelt" referring to a Celtic person). The head took about a week and a day to make as I chose to make it from a particularly large piece of basalt. This involved hammering, pecking, grinding and polishing the head into the final shape. The handle took a day and a morning to make. A chisel was made from stone and a mallet made from a log. These were used to cut the tree for the handle and shape it once down. Fire was used to harden the wood and also to help shape the mortise. The ax was then used to cut down a tree the day after the handle was a tree itself. It is a more efficient tool for felling trees than the hand ax I made and at the time of uploading this video has cut down 4 trees which I will use later. Because this stone axe is blunter than a steel one, the blade needs to hit the tree at angles greater than 45 degrees- otherwise the blade would glance off. So celts were used more like wedges than modern axes.
wn.com/Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (Including Handle)
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced "selt") a type of ax with a polished stone head wedged into a hole or mortise at the end of a wooden handle (not to be confused with a "Kelt" referring to a Celtic person). The head took about a week and a day to make as I chose to make it from a particularly large piece of basalt. This involved hammering, pecking, grinding and polishing the head into the final shape. The handle took a day and a morning to make. A chisel was made from stone and a mallet made from a log. These were used to cut the tree for the handle and shape it once down. Fire was used to harden the wood and also to help shape the mortise. The ax was then used to cut down a tree the day after the handle was a tree itself. It is a more efficient tool for felling trees than the hand ax I made and at the time of uploading this video has cut down 4 trees which I will use later. Because this stone axe is blunter than a steel one, the blade needs to hit the tree at angles greater than 45 degrees- otherwise the blade would glance off. So celts were used more like wedges than modern axes.
- published: 22 May 2015
- views: 2210024
My Stone-Age tool kit: Stone tools, bow drill, and assorted kit
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- Duration: 6:30
- Updated: 15 Aug 2014
- views: 13853
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a few. It's also something I can totally fashion from scratch in the f...
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a few. It's also something I can totally fashion from scratch in the field. Quite a lot of my skills have been developed through this intimate relationship with these tools, and being accustomed to using them.
wn.com/My Stone Age Tool Kit Stone Tools, Bow Drill, And Assorted Kit
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a few. It's also something I can totally fashion from scratch in the field. Quite a lot of my skills have been developed through this intimate relationship with these tools, and being accustomed to using them.
- published: 15 Aug 2014
- views: 13853
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
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- Duration: 58:31
- Updated: 07 Apr 2013
- views: 12751
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans.
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
The third lecture of the Holiday Lectures on Science 201...
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans.
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
The third lecture of the Holiday Lectures on Science 2011 series by Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Lecture given by John Shea
Stone tools are well-preserved evidence of past human activity.
wn.com/Stone Tools And The Evolution Of Human Behaviour
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans.
Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
The third lecture of the Holiday Lectures on Science 2011 series by Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Lecture given by John Shea
Stone tools are well-preserved evidence of past human activity.
- published: 07 Apr 2013
- views: 12751
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
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- Duration: 14:58
- Updated: 16 Oct 2010
- views: 1396204
In just one part, full, HQ.
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"Excuse me? Doctor? Do you have a moment?"
"A moment? What's the question?"
"More of a situation, a gentleman in...
In just one part, full, HQ.
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"Excuse me? Doctor? Do you have a moment?"
"A moment? What's the question?"
"More of a situation, a gentleman in exam 3."
"What's the problem?"
"That is the problem, we're not sure."
"You got the chart?"
"Right here."
"Not much here is there."
"No doctor, no obvious physical trauma. Vitals are stable."
"Name?"
"No sir."
"Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them. Let's get some background on this fella."
"No ID. Nothing. And he won't speak to anybody."
"Well, let's say hello. Good Morning, I'm Dr. Lawson. How are you today? How are you today?! Look son, you're in a safe place. We wanna help in whatever way we can. But you need to talk to us. We can't help you otherwise. What's happened? Tell me everything."
"Alrighty, then ... picture this if you will."
"10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes,
In my 'need to know' pose, just outside of Area 51
Contemplating the whole 'chosen people' thingy
When a flaming stealth banana split the sky
Like one would hope but never really expect
To see in a place like this.
Cutting right angle donuts on a dime
And stopping right at my Birkenstocks,
And me yelping...
Holy fucking shit!
Then the X-Files being,
Looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan
With Isabella Rossellini lips, and breath that reeked of
Vanilla Chig Champa
Did a slow-mo Matrix descent
Outta the butt end of the banana vessel
And hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw,
And my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip,
And all I could think was:
I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice
That I pissed my fuckin' pants.
So light in his way,
Like an apparition, that
He had me crying out:
Fuck me
It's gotta be
The Deadhead Chemistry
The blotter got right on top of me
Got me seein' E-motherfuckin'-T!
And after calming me down
With some orange slices
And some fetal spooning,
E.T. revealed to me his singular purpose.
He said:
"You are the Chosen One,
The One who will deliver the message.
A message of hope for those who choose to hear it
And a warning for those who do not."
Me? The Chosen One?
They chose me!!!
And I didn't even graduate from fuckin' high school.
You'd better...
You'd better...
You'd better...
You'd better listen.
Then he looked right through me
With somniferous almond eyes
Don't even know what that means
Must remember to write it down
This is so real
Like the time Dave floated away
See, my heart is pounding
'Cause this shit never happens to me
I can't breathe right now!
It was so real,
Like I woke up in Wonderland.
All sorta terrifying
I don't wanna be all alone
While I tell this story.
And can anyone tell me why
Y'all sound like Peanuts parents?
Will I ever be coming down?
This is so real
Finally, it's my lucky day
See, my heart is racing
'Cause this shit never happens to me
I can't breathe right now!
You believe me, don't you?
Please believe what I've just said!
See the Dead ain't touring
And this wasn't all in my head.
See, they took me by the hand
And invited me right in.
Then they showed me something
I don't even know where to begin.
Strapped down to my bed
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am I alive? Am I dead?
Can't remember what they said
God damn, shit the bed.
Overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position.
Such a heavy burden now to be the One
Born to bear and bring to all the details of our ending,
To write it down for all the world to see.
But I forgot my pen
Shit the bed again ...
Typical.
Strapped down to my bed
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am I alive? Am I dead?
Sunkist and sudafed
Gyroscopes and infrared
Won't help, I'm brain dead
Can't remember what they said
God damn, shit the bed
I can't remember what they said to me
Can't remember what they said to make me out to be a hero
Can't remember what they said
Bob help me!
Can't remember what they said
We don't know, and we won't know...
God damn, shit the bed!"
wn.com/Tool Rosetta Stoned
In just one part, full, HQ.
-------------
"Excuse me? Doctor? Do you have a moment?"
"A moment? What's the question?"
"More of a situation, a gentleman in exam 3."
"What's the problem?"
"That is the problem, we're not sure."
"You got the chart?"
"Right here."
"Not much here is there."
"No doctor, no obvious physical trauma. Vitals are stable."
"Name?"
"No sir."
"Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them. Let's get some background on this fella."
"No ID. Nothing. And he won't speak to anybody."
"Well, let's say hello. Good Morning, I'm Dr. Lawson. How are you today? How are you today?! Look son, you're in a safe place. We wanna help in whatever way we can. But you need to talk to us. We can't help you otherwise. What's happened? Tell me everything."
"Alrighty, then ... picture this if you will."
"10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes,
In my 'need to know' pose, just outside of Area 51
Contemplating the whole 'chosen people' thingy
When a flaming stealth banana split the sky
Like one would hope but never really expect
To see in a place like this.
Cutting right angle donuts on a dime
And stopping right at my Birkenstocks,
And me yelping...
Holy fucking shit!
Then the X-Files being,
Looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan
With Isabella Rossellini lips, and breath that reeked of
Vanilla Chig Champa
Did a slow-mo Matrix descent
Outta the butt end of the banana vessel
And hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw,
And my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip,
And all I could think was:
I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice
That I pissed my fuckin' pants.
So light in his way,
Like an apparition, that
He had me crying out:
Fuck me
It's gotta be
The Deadhead Chemistry
The blotter got right on top of me
Got me seein' E-motherfuckin'-T!
And after calming me down
With some orange slices
And some fetal spooning,
E.T. revealed to me his singular purpose.
He said:
"You are the Chosen One,
The One who will deliver the message.
A message of hope for those who choose to hear it
And a warning for those who do not."
Me? The Chosen One?
They chose me!!!
And I didn't even graduate from fuckin' high school.
You'd better...
You'd better...
You'd better...
You'd better listen.
Then he looked right through me
With somniferous almond eyes
Don't even know what that means
Must remember to write it down
This is so real
Like the time Dave floated away
See, my heart is pounding
'Cause this shit never happens to me
I can't breathe right now!
It was so real,
Like I woke up in Wonderland.
All sorta terrifying
I don't wanna be all alone
While I tell this story.
And can anyone tell me why
Y'all sound like Peanuts parents?
Will I ever be coming down?
This is so real
Finally, it's my lucky day
See, my heart is racing
'Cause this shit never happens to me
I can't breathe right now!
You believe me, don't you?
Please believe what I've just said!
See the Dead ain't touring
And this wasn't all in my head.
See, they took me by the hand
And invited me right in.
Then they showed me something
I don't even know where to begin.
Strapped down to my bed
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am I alive? Am I dead?
Can't remember what they said
God damn, shit the bed.
Overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position.
Such a heavy burden now to be the One
Born to bear and bring to all the details of our ending,
To write it down for all the world to see.
But I forgot my pen
Shit the bed again ...
Typical.
Strapped down to my bed
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am I alive? Am I dead?
Sunkist and sudafed
Gyroscopes and infrared
Won't help, I'm brain dead
Can't remember what they said
God damn, shit the bed
I can't remember what they said to me
Can't remember what they said to make me out to be a hero
Can't remember what they said
Bob help me!
Can't remember what they said
We don't know, and we won't know...
God damn, shit the bed!"
- published: 16 Oct 2010
- views: 1396204
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
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- Duration: 11:12
- Updated: 25 Nov 2010
- views: 1172189
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- published: 25 Nov 2010
- views: 1172189
Kanzi Making and Using Stone Tool
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- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 04 May 2012
- views: 26655
Kanzi, a bonobo chimpanzee, makes and uses a stone tool.
Kanzi, a bonobo chimpanzee, makes and uses a stone tool.
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19 - TOOL - Houdini Card by David Stone
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 06 May 2011
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You already have TOOL? again One more routine for free !!!
Here is David's version of the houdini card using the gimmick TOOL !
A card is signed and lost in...
You already have TOOL? again One more routine for free !!!
Here is David's version of the houdini card using the gimmick TOOL !
A card is signed and lost in a deck shuffled by a spectator.The deck is put back to the box, and two rubber bands lock the box. One magic move, and the signed card escapes from the locked box. Everything is given for examination, including the box at the end of the routine.
TOOL by David STONE. Endless possibilities
Included: - DVD+ 2 gimmicks (one for training, the other for the performance)
• Easy to do !!!
• All the routines are completely different
• Immediately repeatable, The RESET is ultra fast.
• No palming and no complicated techniques
• Carry it in your pocket and you're always ready for a miracle!
Tool is Cool ! Get TOOL Today, just click here :
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You already have TOOL? again One more routine for free !!!
Here is David's version of the houdini card using the gimmick TOOL !
A card is signed and lost in a deck shuffled by a spectator.The deck is put back to the box, and two rubber bands lock the box. One magic move, and the signed card escapes from the locked box. Everything is given for examination, including the box at the end of the routine.
TOOL by David STONE. Endless possibilities
Included: - DVD+ 2 gimmicks (one for training, the other for the performance)
• Easy to do !!!
• All the routines are completely different
• Immediately repeatable, The RESET is ultra fast.
• No palming and no complicated techniques
• Carry it in your pocket and you're always ready for a miracle!
Tool is Cool ! Get TOOL Today, just click here :
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- published: 06 May 2011
- views: 35270
Human Evolution: Oldest Evidence Of Stone Tool Use
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 03 Sep 2010
- views: 42691
http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... California Academy of Sciences: Human Evolution -- Tool use by early humans started much earlier. The Academy's Zeray Alem...
http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... California Academy of Sciences: Human Evolution -- Tool use by early humans started much earlier. The Academy's Zeray Alemseged reveals his latest discovery: human stone tool use dating back to 3.4 million years ago. Small-brained human ancestors used stone tools to whack into large mammals some 800,000 years earlier than previously thought.
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- The earliest known evidence for stone tool use and meat eating among early humans is found.
- The evidence -- butchered, fossilized bones -- dates to roughly 3.4 million years ago.
- It's believed the ancestor Australopithecus afarensis (to which "Lucy" belongs) used the tools.
• http://news.discovery.com/archaeology/early-human-tool-use.html
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BBC News: Tool-making and meat-eating began 3.5 million years ago
Researchers have found evidence that hominins - early human ancestors - used stone tools to cleave meat from animal bones more than 3.2 million years ago. That pushes back the earliest known tool use and meat-eating in such hominins by more than 800,000 years.
Bones found in Ethiopia show cuts from stone and indications that the bones were forcibly broken to remove marrow. The research, in the journal Nature, challenges several notions about our ancestors' behaviour.
Previously the oldest-known use of stone tools came from the nearby Gona region of Ethiopia, dating back to about 2.5 million years ago. That suggests that it was our more direct ancestors, members of our own genus Homo, that were the first to use tools.
But the marked bones were found in the Dikika region, with their age determined by dating the nearby volcanic rock -- to between 3.2 million and 3.4 million years ago.
A battery of tests showed that the cuts, scrapes and scratches were made before the bones fossilised, and detailed analysis even showed that there were bits of stone lodged in one of the cuts.
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http://facebook.com/ScienceReason ... California Academy of Sciences: Human Evolution -- Tool use by early humans started much earlier. The Academy's Zeray Alemseged reveals his latest discovery: human stone tool use dating back to 3.4 million years ago. Small-brained human ancestors used stone tools to whack into large mammals some 800,000 years earlier than previously thought.
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- The earliest known evidence for stone tool use and meat eating among early humans is found.
- The evidence -- butchered, fossilized bones -- dates to roughly 3.4 million years ago.
- It's believed the ancestor Australopithecus afarensis (to which "Lucy" belongs) used the tools.
• http://news.discovery.com/archaeology/early-human-tool-use.html
---
BBC News: Tool-making and meat-eating began 3.5 million years ago
Researchers have found evidence that hominins - early human ancestors - used stone tools to cleave meat from animal bones more than 3.2 million years ago. That pushes back the earliest known tool use and meat-eating in such hominins by more than 800,000 years.
Bones found in Ethiopia show cuts from stone and indications that the bones were forcibly broken to remove marrow. The research, in the journal Nature, challenges several notions about our ancestors' behaviour.
Previously the oldest-known use of stone tools came from the nearby Gona region of Ethiopia, dating back to about 2.5 million years ago. That suggests that it was our more direct ancestors, members of our own genus Homo, that were the first to use tools.
But the marked bones were found in the Dikika region, with their age determined by dating the nearby volcanic rock -- to between 3.2 million and 3.4 million years ago.
A battery of tests showed that the cuts, scrapes and scratches were made before the bones fossilised, and detailed analysis even showed that there were bits of stone lodged in one of the cuts.
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-10938453
---
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• http://www.calacademy.org/sciencetoday/
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- published: 03 Sep 2010
- views: 42691
Tool by david stone
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- Duration: 4:50
- Updated: 07 Feb 2012
- views: 4264
a few tricks with my favourite trick
a few tricks with my favourite trick
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a few tricks with my favourite trick
- published: 07 Feb 2012
- views: 4264
tool by david stone+tutorial
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 31 May 2014
- views: 3299
- published: 31 May 2014
- views: 3299
tour de magie : Tool de David Stone
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- Duration: 2:38
- Updated: 10 Mar 2013
- views: 7267
Deso pour le focus
Voici un tour de magie très sympa , j'espère que vous aller aimer !
Si tu aimes mes vidéos, voici se que tu dois faire:
- Abonne-toi
- Met un...
Deso pour le focus
Voici un tour de magie très sympa , j'espère que vous aller aimer !
Si tu aimes mes vidéos, voici se que tu dois faire:
- Abonne-toi
- Met un pouce vert ou bleu,
- Dis- moi ce que tu en pense dans les commentaires.
A Bientôt ; )
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Deso pour le focus
Voici un tour de magie très sympa , j'espère que vous aller aimer !
Si tu aimes mes vidéos, voici se que tu dois faire:
- Abonne-toi
- Met un pouce vert ou bleu,
- Dis- moi ce que tu en pense dans les commentaires.
A Bientôt ; )
- published: 10 Mar 2013
- views: 7267
Indian stone tools Indian artifacts, how to identify ancient stone tools, axes pecking and grinding
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:56
- Updated: 20 Jan 2014
- views: 30561
Stone artifacts found on the American Continent used by the Ancient inhabitants of the Americas including the American Indian. In this particular video a varie...
Stone artifacts found on the American Continent used by the Ancient inhabitants of the Americas including the American Indian. In this particular video a variety of wedge type stone axes are shown and compared to each other in their similarities and differences. Also those crafted through the method of pecking and grinding.
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Stone artifacts found on the American Continent used by the Ancient inhabitants of the Americas including the American Indian. In this particular video a variety of wedge type stone axes are shown and compared to each other in their similarities and differences. Also those crafted through the method of pecking and grinding.
- published: 20 Jan 2014
- views: 30561
Herramienta (Tool) de fabricación 1ª parte
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- Duration: 6:18
- Updated: 16 Jul 2013
- views: 26157
Web de Magictrick.: http://magictrick.es
Canal tiendamagictrick: http://www.youtube.com/user/tiendamagictrick
Facebook: http://es-es.facebook.com/pages/wwwmagic...
Web de Magictrick.: http://magictrick.es
Canal tiendamagictrick: http://www.youtube.com/user/tiendamagictrick
Facebook: http://es-es.facebook.com/pages/wwwmagictrickes/130830733614799
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/magicurzay
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- published: 16 Jul 2013
- views: 26157
Making a Neanderthal flint stone tool | Natural History Museum
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- Duration: 1:28
- Updated: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 43
Watch a flint knapper make a Levallois core and flake, an innovative stone tool developed by the Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens. Find out about human tool-...
Watch a flint knapper make a Levallois core and flake, an innovative stone tool developed by the Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens. Find out about human tool-making capabilities and five key features that make us human: http://bit.ly/NHM-How-We-Became-Human-YT
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Watch a flint knapper make a Levallois core and flake, an innovative stone tool developed by the Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens. Find out about human tool-making capabilities and five key features that make us human: http://bit.ly/NHM-How-We-Became-Human-YT
- published: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 43
Stone Tool Fire- Black Scout Quick Tips
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- Duration: 1:46
- Updated: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 5364
This Quick Tip is how to start a fire if you happen to lose your knife or striker. Please like, share, and subscribe.
Get a firesteel like mine HERE: http://w...
This Quick Tip is how to start a fire if you happen to lose your knife or striker. Please like, share, and subscribe.
Get a firesteel like mine HERE: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S6F4RDC?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creativeASIN;=B00S6F4RDC&linkCode;=xm2&tag;=blacscousurv-20
If your a PREPPER you need this equipment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55SrKIBfA0c
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This Quick Tip is how to start a fire if you happen to lose your knife or striker. Please like, share, and subscribe.
Get a firesteel like mine HERE: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S6F4RDC?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creativeASIN;=B00S6F4RDC&linkCode;=xm2&tag;=blacscousurv-20
If your a PREPPER you need this equipment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55SrKIBfA0c
Website: http://www.blackscoutsurvival.com
Twitter: @Black_Scout
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- published: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 5364
How to Gut a Fish with a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 09 Apr 2013
- views: 36344
Do you know what really happens in your home when you are away? Now you can. http://bit.ly/1KOBH31
Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://...
Do you know what really happens in your home when you are away? Now you can. http://bit.ly/1KOBH31
Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/509686-How-to-Gut-a-Fish-with-a-Stone-Tool-Survival-Skills
We'll take our fish out, dip it in this bowl. And the cutting board is a piece of cedar. I had another little knife I made. We can use this to cut through our fish, right here behind this gill. We're going to take off his head. Actually, there's some nice meat right there behind his head. Cut through the spine. And we could cook our fish with the head on, and that's fine too. I chose to slice its head off. Plus it was still alive. And our choices would have been to bash its head or just to cut it off, so, I went with cutting it off.
Fish head and fish guts make for really good bait, so if we wanted to bait a trap, this would be really nice. We have the rest of our fish right here. Also, that guy had a hook buried really, really deep on him. So the next thing we can do is gut our fish, slice him straight down the belly and open it up like so. We'll get the guts out. We're going to bring the guts out. Again, really good for bait, really good for using for any other purposes that we might have. So we have our gut pile right here. We'll cut a little bit farther down, pull all this out with the head, and open it up.
So what I'm going to do is, instead of filleting it, we're just throwing it on the fire in total. We're just going to open it up like this and put a stick or two in the middle and we're going to roast. I just propped our fish open, so you have a little opening in the inside. Set this over the coals, let it cook up. It's got a lot of nice meat on it, especially on the back and sides, back here. We'll throw this on our fire, let it roast up, and we'll have it with eggs. And that's gutting a fish and cutting it with stone tools.
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We'll take our fish out, dip it in this bowl. And the cutting board is a piece of cedar. I had another little knife I made. We can use this to cut through our fish, right here behind this gill. We're going to take off his head. Actually, there's some nice meat right there behind his head. Cut through the spine. And we could cook our fish with the head on, and that's fine too. I chose to slice its head off. Plus it was still alive. And our choices would have been to bash its head or just to cut it off, so, I went with cutting it off.
Fish head and fish guts make for really good bait, so if we wanted to bait a trap, this would be really nice. We have the rest of our fish right here. Also, that guy had a hook buried really, really deep on him. So the next thing we can do is gut our fish, slice him straight down the belly and open it up like so. We'll get the guts out. We're going to bring the guts out. Again, really good for bait, really good for using for any other purposes that we might have. So we have our gut pile right here. We'll cut a little bit farther down, pull all this out with the head, and open it up.
So what I'm going to do is, instead of filleting it, we're just throwing it on the fire in total. We're just going to open it up like this and put a stick or two in the middle and we're going to roast. I just propped our fish open, so you have a little opening in the inside. Set this over the coals, let it cook up. It's got a lot of nice meat on it, especially on the back and sides, back here. We'll throw this on our fire, let it roast up, and we'll have it with eggs. And that's gutting a fish and cutting it with stone tools.
- published: 09 Apr 2013
- views: 36344
Beginners Stone Tool Making Kit
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- Duration: 5:37
- Updated: 16 Nov 2011
- views: 8035
Materials and tools needed to make stone tools
Materials and tools needed to make stone tools
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Materials and tools needed to make stone tools
- published: 16 Nov 2011
- views: 8035
Bushcraft, Stone Age Tool Holder
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- Duration: 8:11
- Updated: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 3558
And Stoneage Tools, digging, hammer, axe. splitting wood.
Natural rope and cordage. Items in use: Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife and the Bahco Laplander Folding saw...
And Stoneage Tools, digging, hammer, axe. splitting wood.
Natural rope and cordage. Items in use: Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife and the Bahco Laplander Folding saw. https://www.facebook.com/Waldhandwerk http://waldhandwerk.de/
Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings:
http://www.vivalranger.com/kursuebersicht/kurse-in-bayern
Bergzeit Outdoorshop: http://www.bergzeit.de?pid=215
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bushcraft-Akademie/985102261519038
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Bushcraft, Stone Age Tools Holder
Steinzeit Spitzhacke, Hammer, Keil, Werkzeug halter für Bushcraft und Survival. Music www.studio-birkfeld.at danke an Dan
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And Stoneage Tools, digging, hammer, axe. splitting wood.
Natural rope and cordage. Items in use: Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife and the Bahco Laplander Folding saw. https://www.facebook.com/Waldhandwerk http://waldhandwerk.de/
Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings:
http://www.vivalranger.com/kursuebersicht/kurse-in-bayern
Bergzeit Outdoorshop: http://www.bergzeit.de?pid=215
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bushcraft-Akademie/985102261519038
http://bushcraft-akademie.com
Bushcraft, Stone Age Tools Holder
Steinzeit Spitzhacke, Hammer, Keil, Werkzeug halter für Bushcraft und Survival. Music www.studio-birkfeld.at danke an Dan
- published: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 3558
David Stone TOOL : More ideas
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 17 Mar 2011
- views: 24211
Ideas possible with the gimmick Tool created and developed by David Stone. An old principle completely re-designed!
http://stonedavid.jimdo.com/tool/
http://d...
Ideas possible with the gimmick Tool created and developed by David Stone. An old principle completely re-designed!
http://stonedavid.jimdo.com/tool/
http://david-stone.fr
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Ideas possible with the gimmick Tool created and developed by David Stone. An old principle completely re-designed!
http://stonedavid.jimdo.com/tool/
http://david-stone.fr
- published: 17 Mar 2011
- views: 24211
MULTI -GRINDING MACHINE - AMG22 - Abaco granite, marble, stone cutting machine, stone tool machine
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 22 May 2014
- views: 3751
MULTI -- GRINDING MACHINE - AMG22
- Multi-Grinding Machine is one of the highly effective economy multi-purpose stone slab machines which is specifically des...
MULTI -- GRINDING MACHINE - AMG22
- Multi-Grinding Machine is one of the highly effective economy multi-purpose stone slab machines which is specifically designed to perform edging task.
- It is small, lught-weight, convenient and easy operation system.
- The flexible and smooth roller system is highly useful for an operator.
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MULTI -- GRINDING MACHINE - AMG22
- Multi-Grinding Machine is one of the highly effective economy multi-purpose stone slab machines which is specifically designed to perform edging task.
- It is small, lught-weight, convenient and easy operation system.
- The flexible and smooth roller system is highly useful for an operator.
- published: 22 May 2014
- views: 3751
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Making Stone Tools | Big History Project
Nicholas Toth shows how early humans made stone tools that were simple but effective.
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How to Make a Stone Tool | Survival Skills
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Stone Tool Technology of Our Human Ancestors — HHMI BioInteractive Video
Stone tools reveal a critical transition in the lives of our early human ancestors. Learn ...
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Making A Celt Stone Axe From Scratch (including handle)
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and ma...
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My Stone-Age tool kit: Stone tools, bow drill, and assorted kit
I've used this kit in a variety of places, Montana, South Pacific, and Australia to name a...
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Stone Tools and the Evolution of Human Behaviour
Bones, Stones, and Genes: The Origin of Modern Humans.
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Tool - Rosetta Stoned
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Kanzi Making and Using Stone Tool
Kanzi, a bonobo chimpanzee, makes and uses a stone tool.
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19 - TOOL - Houdini Card by David Stone
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Human Evolution: Oldest Evidence Of Stone Tool Use
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Tool by david stone
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tour de magie : Tool de David Stone
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[UPDATE] Powerful Japan Earthquake Kills 3, Injures 200
Edit WorldNews.com 14 Apr 2016
Local authorities in Kumamoto said they received a number of reports of people trapped under collapsed buildings, according to NHK ... As a result, there was no tsunami, but the shaking at the epicenter was especially strong.In Mashiki, groups of people gathered in parking lots, parks and other open spaces after fleeing their homes, as powerful aftershocks continued to rattle the region....
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Japan Struck By Magnitude 6.4 Earthquake Thursday Evening
Edit WorldNews.com 14 Apr 2016
Japan was struck by a powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.4 Thursday evening that collapsed walls and a number of houses, but initial reports say left no casualties, CBS News reported.Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference after the quake it was too early to assess the damage, but a number of homes had collapsed, but there was no abnormality at nearby nuclear facilities....
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ISIS threatens attack on India; vows to wipe out Hindus
Edit DNA India 14 Apr 2016
-->. ISIS vows to implement ‘sharia’ law in India. Islamic State (ISIS) has made new threat to send its fighters from Pakistan and Bangladesh to carry out ‘guerrilla attacks’ in India ... The intention behind the attacks, al-Hanif says is to rid India of disbelievers as Muslims are facing trouble because of Hindus ... ALSO READ ... ISIS in Dabiq ... ....
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Russian fighter jets fly close to US Navy ship in simulated attacks [Watch Video] >
Edit International Business Times 14 Apr 2016
Two Russian SU-24 fighter jets came within metres of a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Baltic Sea earlier this week, the U.S. Navy said ... ....
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Torture Is Never Forgotten, Neither Should It Be
Edit WorldNews.com 13 Apr 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling“Anyone who has been tortured remains tortured” wrote Holocaust survivor Primo Levi in “The Drowned and The Saved.” What‘s more, he knew all too well that in the shadowy, bureaucratic, and dehumanizing places like Auschwitz, “Anyone who has suffered torture never again will be able to be at ease in the world,” and “the abomination of the annihilation is never extinguished.”1U.S ... 24. ....
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City Archaeologist Releases New Book on Boston Archaeology and History (City of Boston, MA)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Apr 2016
(Source. City of Boston, MA). All proceeds from 'A History of Boston in 50 Artifacts' will go to City Archaeology Program ... today ... It takes a unique approach to Boston's historical past by surfacing untold stories of everyday Bostonians, including an illegal 17th century bowling ball from a puritan women's outhouse, Native American stone tools from Boston Common, and musket balls from the Siege of Boston ... It was first established in 1983....
The Hobbit gets a little older, and science a little wiser (UNSW - The University of New South Wales)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Apr 2016
The stone tools found along with the Hobbit are very sophisticated indeed. In fact, some archaeologists believed their level of complexity was only ever seen in tools made by modern humans, until the Hobbit came along ... And the stone tools associated with the species are found in cave sediments dating between 190 thousand and 50 thousand years old....
Sharjah's Mleiha Archaeological Centre - a step back in time
Edit The National 06 Apr 2016
At present, anthropologists consider it one of the earliest site outside of Africa where stone tools produced by "anatomically modern humans" have been found. The stone tools found at FAY-NE1 dated from about 125,000 years ago, suggesting that humans may have left East Africa earlier than previously thought. Visitors can see these stone tools on display at the entrance to Mleiha Archaeological Centre....
Children dig into region's history at Henricus camp
Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 05 Apr 2016
... uncovered shells, stone, bits of pottery and bone ... So, you can tell that people were living here and people were working with stone tools.” Subscription Required....
The Hobbit Gets A Little Older, And Science A Little Wiser
Edit IFL Science 05 Apr 2016
The stone tools found along with the Hobbit are very sophisticated indeed. In fact, some archaeologists believed their level of complexity was only ever seen in tools made by modern humans, until the Hobbit came along ... And the stone tools associated with the species are found in cave sediments dating between 190 thousand and 50 thousand years old....
Columbian mammoth skull unearthed in Oklahoma sand pit
Edit The Examiner 05 Apr 2016
Meanwhile an entire skeleton was unearth red in October 2014, by a volunteer "paleontologist on the banks of a reservoir in Idaho. That skeleton dated back more than 72,000 years, said the scientists involved in the excavation ... "When it comes to mammoth finds, we are always on the lookout for the next one that has projectile points or stone tools associated with it to indicate that the animal was killed and butchered ... ....
Tribe on front lines of fight over nuclear lab contamination
Edit The Himalayan 05 Apr 2016
ALBUQUERQUE. The tribal community of San Ildefonso Pueblo sits in the shadow of Los Alamos National Laboratory, one of the nation’s premier laboratories and the birthplace of the atomic bomb ... Pueblo Gov ... It’s about a half-mile from the closest drinking water well ... The U.S ... The area also is home to flaked stone tools, ceramic shards and even a wagon road that dates back to the homestead period of the 1800s ... ....
'Hobbit' vanished far earlier than researchers previously believed
Edit China Daily 02 Apr 2016
Homo floresiensis stood 106 cm tall, possessed a small, chimpanzee-sized brain, used stone tools and may have hunted pygmy elephants ... Homo sapiens. The Hobbits' skeletal remains were 60,000 to 100,000 years old while their stone tools were 50,000 to 190,000 years old, said archaeologist Thomas Sutikna of the University of Wollongong and Indonesia's National Research Centre for Archaeology ... The new results show this was not the case....
Modern Humans May Have Caused The Extinction Of Real 'Hobbits'
Edit Huffington Post 02 Apr 2016
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, a mysterious human "hobbit" species once thrived. They sustained themselves off fauna, and even slew dragons -- well, Komodos ... "In the last decade, we’ve vastly improved our understanding of when the deposits accumulated in Liang Bua, and what this means for the age of ‘hobbit’ bones and stone tools," he added ... (Learn more in the video below.) ... "We still know very little ... ....
Dr Russ appointed first Aboriginal Head of Berndt Museum (University of Western Australia)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Apr 2016
(Source. University of Western Australia). The University of Western Australia is pleased to appoint academic, artist and Ngarinyin / Gija woman Dr Vanessa Russ as Associate Director of the Berndt Museum ... 'This collection allows us to recognise the amazing contribution that Aboriginal Australia has made to the arts and culture through the simple act of making, from stone tools to high art ... Media references ... Original Document ... (noodl....
Diminutive ‘Hobbit’ people vanished earlier than first thought: scientists
Edit Taipei Times 31 Mar 2016
Homo floresiensis stood 1.06m tall, possessed a small, chimpanzee-sized brain, used stone tools and might have hunted pygmy elephants ... “To me, the question is ... The Hobbits’ skeletal remains were between 60,000 and 100,000 years old, while their stone tools were between 50,000 and 190,000 years old, archeologist Thomas Sutikna of the University of Wollongong and Indonesia’s National Research Centre for Archaeology said ... ....
Diminutive 'Hobbit' people vanished earlier than previously known
Edit The Times of India 31 Mar 2016
WASHINGTON ... Homo floresiensis stood 3-1/2 feet tall (106 cm), possessed a small, chimpanzee-sized brain, used stone tools and may have hunted pygmy elephants ... The Hobbits' skeletal remains were 60,000 to 100,000 years old while their stone tools were 50,000 to 190,000 years old, said archaeologist Thomas Sutikna of the University of Wollongong and Indonesia's National Research Centre for Archaeology ... ....
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