Stone Age Art Discoveries

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South-western Cape, South Africa: An initial report on Acheulean stone tool anomalies

A misunderstanding by a grader operator resulted in the unearthing of a possible early stone age tool making site where numerous Acheulean hand axes and more were found.

Also found were several shaped stones – and some shapes as part of a tool. 

  The shapes in the stones

Among the many hand axes were several ‘tools’ that are not fit for purpose. They do not have any tool-like shape to them. These were initially put aside as manufacturing ‘mistakes‘, but after finding a few animal shaped stones the ‘’odd’ stones were re-examined and they took on a whole new meaning 

Please Note: these findings have not been verified by academia.  The hand axes are Acheulean but the 'carvings' have not been confirmed.