Prehistoric Horse Pelvis from the Stainsby sacraficial deposits.

This Horse Pelvis is completely intact.

No Human or Animal attention to be seen. 

Again as with all from these deposits, they are not kills or waste from Human activity. 

Clevelands Prehistoric forest uncovered on the coast of Redcar .

A piece of Dogger land was recently uncovered by rough sea's amazingly well preserved prehistoric forest stumps and more where discovered .

Prehistoric stone fishing sinker .

I excavated this piece from the Stainton gravel beds 2 years ago , ime now sure it was used as a fishing sinker , and ime also sure like many other worked stones I've discovered it is made from a flint not from this area , confirming my theory of an ice dam release causing major flooding that killed both Humans and animals not long after recolonization after the last major cold period .  Making the piece 12 to 17000 ybp in age .

 The deliberate wearing on each side  of the flint speaks for its self .

 Ive found and excavated many fishing related pieces from the Stainton gravel beds reinforcing my theory of a gradual re population of this area before a huge ice dam release from the mouth of the esk valley . 

Prehistoric Engineering

I found this a few weeks ago in the beck almost certainly from the Stainton gravel beds , I believe it could be a man made counter balance or anchor I found the piece in the beck so am almost sure it is related to the Stainton gravel beds dating between 12 - 17 tybp

 The gap is almost identical all the way around , the centre is circular and I believe the piece was used to whined a twine of some sort . 

 The rock also appears to have been shaped for some reason . This piece again ime sure is from the Stainton gravel beds dating 12 - 17000 ybp .

The two pieces below were found at an earlier date in the same stretch of water and appear to be made of the same sandstone .