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RE: Later Stone Age of South Africa: Wilton assemblages
Man, those ostrich eggs are rad! It always blows my mind to imagine all the stuff people made and used that just decomposed. We really only must be getting a fairly small percentage of their 'goods'...maybe in the 3-5% range even.
Hi @itchykitten. The one thing you love the most "ostrich eggs", are some of the most valuable and difficult artefacts to find in the deposits. The stone tools depending on the layer of strata we are working on can be found quite plentiful. As you rightly said we do only get a very small percentage of their existence which does leave us with gaps in understanding the entire picture, but I suppose that is what drives to want to know more:) I am truly grateful to you taking the time to read and comment on my post.