Recreating a Groswater Complex Harpoon and Paleoarctic Life in Newfoundland and Labrador
Автор: Pathways of the Past
Загружено: 2022-01-18
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For the first time on Pathways of the Past, I recreate a prehistoric hunting implement in its entirety. The Groswater Complex is an archaeological culture from Newfoundland, Labrador, and the Quebec Lower North Shore that dates to ~3200-1800 years BP. They are known for making plano-convex flint endblades which tipped harpoons for hunting seals. Based on a number of stone, antler, and wooden artifacts found at Groswater sites, I recreate one of their harpoons with stone tools. Along the way, I discuss this Paleoarctic culture and the archaeological materials they left behind.
A special thank you to the Port Aux Choix Archaeology Project for providing high resolution images of Groswater Artifacts.
Music:
A Dichotomy of Sorts by Guy Butterfly
Pathos and Devotion by Yotam Agam
Mountains of Madness by Suraj Nepal
Native by Alon Ohana
All music used under Artlist License 808614
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