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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Woutinc, post: 6636179, member: 78422&quot;]This doesn&#039;t say much.</p><p>Here we find ancient stuff on spots of 10x10 meters (11x11yards) or double that. Or there must have been a community and your talking some acres at most. And beyond that it simply stops, nothing, empty. At most a highly rare wild find on it&#039;s own.</p><p>Simply because those times people lived on that one spot loosing stuff, and beyond that there was nature where they were hardly active. If you travel through a big open space, how many square meters of it do you cover and how much do you loose? Or when you live sith a community on an acre for long?</p><p>So 100 miles is that far that it is fully neglactable.</p><p>100 miles is almost half my country. Here in the South we find roman everywhere (still scarce, still only 1/100 chance?), and 100 miles further it&#039;s over.</p><p><br /></p><p>We didn&#039;t rule out anything yet. Me only pottery (from pots, from image). Still looking for the answer <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/biggrin.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":D" unselectable="on" /></p><p>Stone indeed is also still a good option, and when signs for it it could even be used by men. Sometomes such stones have wear lines from say sharpening arrow heads, or grinding seeds.</p><p>Yet, such stones can also be found natural in the wild. I&#039;ve picked them up myself more then once to look if...</p><p>So i&#039;d say, look again, good, for signs of human usage. Details. I don&#039;t see those yet on the images now uploaded.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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