World's Oldest Axe Found in Malaysia

[happinesson]

1.8 million years ago..that's pretty old..good thing i wasn't a live during that data..this will give me hard time cooking..

[adelle0001]

wow nice may nakita pang axe na super old!

[MrUvA1337]

The oldest stone age axe cool! But can these stone age Homosapiens whoop the Roman Empire? ehhh

[deingeist]

That dude was like, oh cool I found a rock that looks a bit like it has a clovis tool embedded in it. Totally faked the date on that.

[Mivorae]

doesnt look like shadowmourne

[Gnomebe]

That's really old people. He's saying humans have been running around for over a Million years.

[rooftopeagle]

I'd imagine that they used carbon dating which is effective to a few thousand years so how do they get millions of years old when you max out at 30,00 years according to Willard Libby, the inventor of radiocarbon dating?

[jlasud]

@rooftopeagle I think with radiocarbon dating burned objects show up older than they are.Anyways they probably know these things too.

[hellavadeal]

@rooftopeagle Carbon dating only works on biological matter. It was dated by the rock it was found in. Radio metric dating only works on sedimentary rock. This was not that kind of rock. The date is pure speculation based on how old they think the rock is. An educated guess. Rock from the new domes formed on volcanoes gets dates that are way off too. Mount St. Hellens had dates over 2 million for rock that was witnessed forming.

[DarkNova941]

at 0:34 to 0:36 that beeping noise is the alarm for the prayer :P i have that program (adthan) on my phone as well :D Mashallah, i hope god blesses his life :)

[tsats41111]

alright its in my country :)

[jiminiflix]

just BS

[vamtire]

i hate superman

[seriji]

an axe...or just a rocks?

[tksingh100]

GREAT SEARCH, i wish i could have found that,,,,,,,,,,

[Featheredman2009]

Not a modern Human Axe that is- this has nothing to do with Southeast Asia history today other than there was another form of Human in Southeast Asia

[Featheredman2009]

No this is not a "human" Axe - Homo-Sapien expands at 160,000 thousands years - There are before Homo-Sapiens other versions of Humanoids

[emlega01]

I'm no archaeologist but those look like rocks.

[69MrBiggs69]

i agree

[blobrana]

Nice upload