Classic Flintknapping Experiment: Stone Age Long Blades, (subtitles) Sagnlandet Lejre, Denmark
French archaeologist and master flintknapper, Jacques Pelegrin, demonstrates how to manufacture replicas of long flint blades from the Stone Age. This task requires extremely demanding craftsmanship and comprehensive knowledge of flint. The experiment took place at Historical-Archaeological Research Centre at Lejre, Denmark, 1993-94 (now Sagnlandet Lejre). The flint experiments conducted in Lejre have since achieved classic status in the field of experimental archaeology. This film was first released in 1994. Revised and re-mastered version 2024, featuring subtitles. Other film from Sagnlandet Lejr • Viking King's Hall, documentary, (subtitle... • Brewing Beer in the Danish Stone Age (subt... • A remarkable Archaeological Experiment: Ir... • Viking Monument Recreated - Stone Ship of ... • Challenge of the Past, Sagnlandet Lejre (L... • Grinding of Neolithic Flint Axes. Sagnland...

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