Luke Caverns

Yeah, he talked about those kind of drills that had like the bow drills. Yeah. I mean, that's a possible concept of how it was made. Yeah. The trick, you know, this one obviously is a replica or did your buddy give you that?

Yeah, he talked about those kind of drills that had like the bow drills. Yeah. I mean, that's a possible concept of how it was made. Yeah. The trick, you know, this one obviously is a replica or did your buddy give you that?

I am equally fascinated and impressed by them, and I did think that Flint's attempt to explain how they could be done was on the right track, but I agree with you. We don't know how they did it. But I don't, I mean, my conclusion of that is that they were freaking amazing, and we are still too stupid to figure out how they did it. I mean, they were that smart, but that doesn't make them, you know,

I am equally fascinated and impressed by them, and I did think that Flint's attempt to explain how they could be done was on the right track, but I agree with you. We don't know how they did it. But I don't, I mean, my conclusion of that is that they were freaking amazing, and we are still too stupid to figure out how they did it. I mean, they were that smart, but that doesn't make them, you know,

I am equally fascinated and impressed by them, and I did think that Flint's attempt to explain how they could be done was on the right track, but I agree with you. We don't know how they did it. But I don't, I mean, my conclusion of that is that they were freaking amazing, and we are still too stupid to figure out how they did it. I mean, they were that smart, but that doesn't make them, you know,

aliens and it doesn't make them... There's arguments that we're aliens. That all of us are seeded from some other place.

aliens and it doesn't make them... There's arguments that we're aliens. That all of us are seeded from some other place.

aliens and it doesn't make them... There's arguments that we're aliens. That all of us are seeded from some other place.

Well, you know, I have contemplated that, too. And it's always, you know, it's a risk for me as a professional archaeologist coming on shows and just casually talking off the cuff about things like that. I could get myself in trouble for accidentally advocating looting or some shit. Right. But, you know.

Well, you know, I have contemplated that, too. And it's always, you know, it's a risk for me as a professional archaeologist coming on shows and just casually talking off the cuff about things like that. I could get myself in trouble for accidentally advocating looting or some shit. Right. But, you know.

Well, you know, I have contemplated that, too. And it's always, you know, it's a risk for me as a professional archaeologist coming on shows and just casually talking off the cuff about things like that. I could get myself in trouble for accidentally advocating looting or some shit. Right. But, you know.

Flint is in a position where he is an archaeologist, and he has a responsibility to talk as conservatively as he can as a representative of his field, whereas Graham is not an archaeologist. He's a journalist, and he has a freedom to hypothesize in a way that Flint would be criticized by his colleagues for – well, I don't know. I mean – I think lots of archaeologists have flaky ideas.

Flint is in a position where he is an archaeologist, and he has a responsibility to talk as conservatively as he can as a representative of his field, whereas Graham is not an archaeologist. He's a journalist, and he has a freedom to hypothesize in a way that Flint would be criticized by his colleagues for – well, I don't know. I mean – I think lots of archaeologists have flaky ideas.

Flint is in a position where he is an archaeologist, and he has a responsibility to talk as conservatively as he can as a representative of his field, whereas Graham is not an archaeologist. He's a journalist, and he has a freedom to hypothesize in a way that Flint would be criticized by his colleagues for – well, I don't know. I mean – I think lots of archaeologists have flaky ideas.

We just talk to each other different because we're in the club. I don't think – and if you listen to Graham, he never says these are facts. He says this is my gut feeling. These are hypotheses. And he's free to hypothesize like that as an investigative journalist and be responsible within his own field in a way that Flint, if he said the same thing – Right. Right.

We just talk to each other different because we're in the club. I don't think – and if you listen to Graham, he never says these are facts. He says this is my gut feeling. These are hypotheses. And he's free to hypothesize like that as an investigative journalist and be responsible within his own field in a way that Flint, if he said the same thing – Right. Right.

We just talk to each other different because we're in the club. I don't think – and if you listen to Graham, he never says these are facts. He says this is my gut feeling. These are hypotheses. And he's free to hypothesize like that as an investigative journalist and be responsible within his own field in a way that Flint, if he said the same thing – Right. Right.

I think another aspect is that we archaeologists really try to come up with hypotheses that we can test. There's tons of hypotheses. We could all say, well, I think there was a civilization 12,000 years ago. Okay, well, where's the proof? Do we have an artifact assemblage? Do we have buildings? Do we have a chronological sequence of of things in a stratified dig.

I think another aspect is that we archaeologists really try to come up with hypotheses that we can test. There's tons of hypotheses. We could all say, well, I think there was a civilization 12,000 years ago. Okay, well, where's the proof? Do we have an artifact assemblage? Do we have buildings? Do we have a chronological sequence of of things in a stratified dig.

I think another aspect is that we archaeologists really try to come up with hypotheses that we can test. There's tons of hypotheses. We could all say, well, I think there was a civilization 12,000 years ago. Okay, well, where's the proof? Do we have an artifact assemblage? Do we have buildings? Do we have a chronological sequence of of things in a stratified dig.