PeterWaksman

This is an example of late stage prepared-core stone tool technology.

Ceremonial Stone Landscape in the hills south of Las Vegas

A cute little "Wading River" point. Quartz. Coastal RI, inland.

An autobiographical account of going to Las Vegas last Feb and planning to go again. The plan is for an tour of lithic debris sites around Las Vegas - from hunting sites in the south to the washes north of Moapa. Will it be epic? We will find out soon.

Arrowhead finds from a small cornfield in RI. A good day. #arrowheads #squibnocket #cornfield

On overview of the White Hills/Gypsum Bays area in Lake Mead National Recreational Area. This place seems to contain the largest number and highest density of prehistoric sites to be found near Las Vegas - from Google Earth. Hoping to explore on foot - there is a lot of stone tool debris visible.

Critique of these topics 1) The First Americans 2) The Bering Land Bridge 3) Clovis First 4) Belief that single sites are definitive. 5) (not a myth) Comments on some tools of Archaeology - Stratigraphy - C14 dating - Fossils - Genetics - Linguistics

Exploration of a small hill at the edge of a glacial lake shore, north of Las Vegas. Describes game animal movement and stone tool making debris.

Alternating base picking instruction for Guitar

A sea shanty "ballad"