Thursdays Special: Traces of the Past Y3-05

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Traces of the Past
My little piece of history may be thousands of years old as the Aboriginal culture is the oldest culture in history. I discovered these artifacts on my property many years ago. On a walk with friends I first came upon the stone hand axe or cutting tool. The photos don’t really show the sharpness the edge. When I first picked the tool up, it fitted into my hand so wonderfully well.

The second discovery was made a while later. It is the stone that was used to chip off bits of stone to make the hand axe possibly. Again the smooth roundness of the back fitted into my hand perfectly.

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Have a look at the other wonderful photos from the past in the Lost in Translations blog

5 thoughts on “Thursdays Special: Traces of the Past Y3-05”

  1. 🙂 This is a rare and extraordinary find, and all of these were found on your territory from an “ancestor” that was your approximate size. How remarkable, Brian 🙂 I am really thrilled to be linking to your offering. Thank you.

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