This Pendant is Britain’s Oldest Piece of Iron Age Art

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Title	:	This Pendant is Britain’s Oldest Piece of Iron Age Art
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Why does it say iron age?
Comment from : Robert Brumfitt

Its not iron age! Its mesolithic first line of the video! You're only out by 8000 years!
Comment from : Richard Carter

Wow brIt is very beautiful
Comment from : I Eat Plastic

I make these from roofing slates and throw them in rivers and beaches just for fun
Comment from : CJ Judd Australian Artist

It looks like Hagalz writing
Comment from : Panda Lady

I'm pretty sure that's a mobile emitter, if ST has taught me anything :P
Comment from : Nova Nocturne Art

Oldest (SURVING) iron age art If it's actually it But I think that the real first ones were destroyed long ago
Comment from : Globule Agrumes

The moment she said 'don't drop it' I would almost certainly of felt the overwhelming need to dramatically mime dropping the pendant
Comment from : Steve Sheppard

The evidence for it being hypothesised as a sacrificial offering? and when was it carbon dated? Sounds like a feminist in the STEM field to me
Comment from : Joel Bartlett

Whys the caption say oldest piece of iron🤔but in the video says it's an unworked piece of slate🤔
Comment from : Brandon Wright

It looks kind of like Ogham (ancient form of Irish before the Latin alphabet) brPerhaps instead of a picture, it represents words
Comment from : Caoimhín Ó Báire

Looks very much like a map
Comment from : Trina Holman

Dunlop Jazz IV Tortex
Comment from : Bolton Michael

Judging on where it's from I'd say it's completely fakebrbrNo signs of wear,yet THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLD!?
Comment from : Pat Doe

Rick would’ve offered her $20 for it and he’s taking all the risk
Comment from : YC030

Give it back to Eric Clapton Now!
Comment from : Chris Kelleher

Britain’s oldest guitar pick
Comment from : Tom

When you drop your guitar pick and archeologists mistake it for an ancient artefact
Comment from : Martin Pitz

When they dig up my keys and see my Jack Daniels key chain in 10k years they gonna think i was a royal prob take them years to figure out what my bottle opener is
Comment from : Bro

Plot twist: brthe other side has "Fender" etched in it
Comment from : adam mac

How do know it's not a visit pic?
Comment from : Krissys Spice 4 life & MOL Skin Deco

Uuuuh I'm pretty sure that's sum heavy metal movie shiiiithey were rocking
Comment from : Dylan Anthony

Weird question but what does it smell like?
Comment from : CHA1K

I would pay 5 us dollars for it
Comment from : Captain Nemo

"a ritual offering" This statement always makes me mad You often hear ritual when they have no other explanation for it The other day I seen a video about these wooden planks that were found at the base of a former lake Instead of thinking it was just a manmade dock from the stone age they chalked it up to rituals Clearly by looking at this object it was meant to be worn around the neck The owner probably died and they buried this item with the person I don't see how they wiggle ritual into it We've been burying our dead with safe keepings since the dawn of time
Comment from : KillΔWatt

Pawn stars brI can give you 100 bucks
Comment from : 18matts

Very interesting I am a “wanna be” archaeologist I find myself wishing I made different choices as a young man I dig this stuff ✌🏽🤩
Comment from : Captain Awesome

Why do they show only one side of it? Even if there's nothing on the other side, that would be interesting
Comment from : Clarence Porter

I didn't know this piece of history existed So interesting Wish we knew what the etchings signify Thanks for making me aware of this artifact!
Comment from : Vicki Noeske

Incredible that it survived all these years And can’t even imagine how many other artifacts there are that we have yet to discover
Comment from : DFW 1Fast1