joshuaream
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Geradot, very nice finds. I enjoy your updates and great pictures!
Kamchatka Neolithic Tarinskaya culture.
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made a photo....
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unclemac
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some kind of net weight?
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You have found some really nice pieces.
rock
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Jug stoppers?
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I doubt it. it is rather strong rock stone.
Also ...
The layers I did not find ceramics. It is completely absent (due to lack of clay). People used wooden and birch bark utensils.
The water was heated by a round stone is not large diameter (I call them "a reboiler"). Beside each hearth was the accumulation of stones "a reboiler". Stones heated to a good temperature and placed in a wooden bowl with water, began to boil water.
old digger
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You have amassed quite an awesome collection. Well Done! 
I understand there are some quite large Brown bear in your area to hunt. Of course that would be quite an adventure.
I understand there are some quite large Brown bear in your area to hunt. Of course that would be quite an adventure.
joshuaream
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Great finds as usual!
I flew near the Kamchatka a couple of days back on my way to Hong Kong, I waived hello.
I flew near the Kamchatka a couple of days back on my way to Hong Kong, I waived hello.
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You have amassed quite an awesome collection. Well Done!
I understand there are some quite large Brown bear in your area to hunt. Of course that would be quite an adventure.
Thank you !
Yes, you are right, the bear - a big problem.
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