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@AncientCraftUKTracked since May 2026

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experimental archaeology & prehistoric craft videos.

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£22–£66 modeled range

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£2/moFlint Flake SupporterThe process of flintknapping is essentially detaching a large quantity of flint flakes. If James had £2 for every flake he'd made in his lifetime, he'd be a happy knapper. Many thanks for supporting AncientCraft deliver high quality and informative prehistoric content to you! *To pledge a custom amount, select a tier and then edit the amount (and frequency) on the next page!*

£4/moFlint Scraper SupporterScrapers were key tools in the production of leather and clothing to help human groups expand and migrate around the world. As a scraper supporter, you'll help us continue expanding our digital content and migrate our content into different areas? Yeah I know the second part doesn't work as well. Many thanks for supporting AncientCraft, and for pledging to donate a little more per release. Your support will make a real difference in the time and quality of the content we produce! *To pledge a custom amount, select a tier and then edit the amount (and frequency) on the next page!*

£10/moFlint Arrowhead SupporterFlint arrowheads were made with a great degree of skill and were highly prized. We also highly prize our Flint Arrowhead supporters. They're finely crafted and deadly at high velocity. A Flint arrowhead supporter is entered into the annual workshop draw to win a place on a flintknapping workshop! Many thanks for supporting AncientCraft, and for pledging to donate EVEN more per release. Your support will make a huge difference! *To pledge a custom amount, select a tier and then edit the amount (and frequency) on the next page!*

£25/moFlint Handaxe SupporterHandaxes are the iconic tools from the Stone Age, some of the oldest can be rather crude, while the later examples can be extremely refined. We don't have the same views about our Flint Handaxe supporters, whether you're Lower Palaeolithic or Late Mousterian. You're all effective and valued, just like handaxes. A Flint handaxe supporter will receive a beautifully knapped flint handaxe (unsurprisingly), made by James. They will also be entered into the annual flintknapping workshop prize draw. Supporters help keep our content advert free, as no one should have to wait before seeing our videos! Many thanks for supporting AncientCraft deliver high quality and informative prehistoric content to you! *To pledge a custom amount, select a tier and then edit the amount (and frequency) on the next page!*

£50/moNeolithic Axe SupporterNeolithic axes were arguably the most important tool in prehistory. They allowed the clearance of woodland for farms and settlement as landscapes changed to support early farmers instead of hunter gatherers. We share the belief that Neolithic axe (supporters) are some of the most important people (not tools) in the broadcasting of prehistory. Neolithic axe supporters will receive a replica axe flaked by James. They are his favourite tool type, so he always takes great care to ensure they are close in style and standard to the originals. They will also be entered into the annual flintknapping workshop prize draw, so they can learn how an axe would be made. Supporters help keep our content advert-free! Many thanks for supporting AncientCraft, and for pledging to donate a little more per release. Your support will make a real difference in the time and quality of the content we produce! *To pledge a custom amount, select a tier and then edit the amount (and frequency) on the next page!*

£150/moGlass Handaxe SupporterGlass handaxes are James's party piece. They are a beautifully stunning display of prehistoric themed art. They look amazing from all angles, in all settings. If you think we hold those beliefs about our Glass Handaxe supporters, you'd be very much right! As we love our glass handaxe supporters so much, they'll receive one if their own (a glass handaxe, not supporter). They are entered into the annual flintknapping workshop draw, and they keep our content advert free! Many thanks for supporting AncientCraft, and for pledging to donate EVEN more per release. Your support will make a huge difference! *To pledge a custom amount, select a tier and then edit the amount (and frequency) on the next page!*

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AncientCraftUK11 members · £44/mo

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#3	AncientCraftUKProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort	11	Reference	Aug 11, 2026
#4	A Great AlternativeVideoContent relevance + business context	10	1 fewer	Jul 20, 2026Stale
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Article Latest postPublicMaking Must Farm (S2, E5): Replicating the Bronze Age Poppy Headed Cup

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Making Must Farm (S2, E4): A Pinch Pot from the Bronze AgeOct 31, 2024ArticleOct 31, 2024Public 0 0 Making Must Farm (S2, E3): A Bronze Age Coarseware JarOct 30, 2024ArticleOct 30, 2024Public 0 0 Making Must Farm (S2, E2): A Fineware Bowl from the Late Bronze AgeOct 29, 2024ArticleOct 29, 2024Public 0 0 Making Must Farm (S2, E1): The Bronze Age Pottery Assemblage and it’s Coarseware BowlsOct 28, 2024ArticleOct 28, 2024Public 0 0 'Making Must Farm' is back for a Season 2!Oct 23, 2024ArticleOct 23, 2024Public 0 0 Making Must Farm (Pt 7): A Bronze Age BoxMay 17, 2023ArticleMay 17, 2023Public 0 0 Chisels at Must FarmAnother key component of the Must Farm woodworking toolkit are the chisels. In this video we look at their creation and use while Mark discusses their presence in the assemblage.VideoMay 3, 2023Public 0 0 Watch pt5 of Making Must Farm...In this episode of Making Must Farm, Mark Knight & Dr. James Dilley take a closer look at the bronze razors that were found at the site. Razors are conventionally interpreted as part of elite male culture, chiefly on the strength of an association with male burials however there may be more to their story than meets the eye...ImageApr 19, 2023Public 0 0 Part 4 of the Making Must Farm series...Join us at 19:00 (GMT+1)Join as Mark Knight and Dr. James Dilley take a closer look at another familar woodworking tool that has not changed much in 5000 years!AudioApr 5, 2023Public 0 0 Making Must Farm (Pt. 3): A Bronze SpearheadWith its origins in the Lower Palaeolithic, the Spearhead that was once used for hunting megafauna would see its use shift towards warfare and defence as the UK entered into the Bronze Age.AudioMar 29, 2023Public 0 0 Making Must Farm (Pt 2): A Bronze SickleMar 22, 2023ArticleMar 22, 2023Public 0 0

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