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Regarding the latter: human bones have been found in the seas to the east of Britain in what is called "Doggerland" are evidenced to be that of the short thick-set Neanderthal, which supports my theory's that the British from Boxgrove-man who was at least six foot tall - dated at about 500,000 BC - and up to the Red Man of Paviland who also had modern human features - dated at about 30,000 BC was located on the west coast of Wales – who resided in front of Neanderthal; which is further corroborated with human bones found on Caldy Island West Wales also -dated at about 30,000 BC - who are our British ancestors who also resided on the plains areas that are now being revealed at low tides on the west coast of Wales. The British progressed from flint arrowheads, which have been found in great quantities near the Paviland Caves in Wales, to small hand knife-like manufactured microlith blades - possible made by using up the mountain of discarded flint-chips, which hand-knives were better suited for carving up the meat, or for harpoon design made from readily available microliths. The British progressed into astronomy, mathematics, mining, smelting and stone and lost-wax forging of combinations of metals - progressing from 30,000 BC and up to 3,500 BC and thereafter, which you can read about in my book called Footprints in the Stone, or for more information by visiting my website http://www.aptwebsite.toucansurf.com
David J
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