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The Crystal Dagger Of Montelirio Tholos Neolithic Iberia c.5,000ybp The Montelirio Tholos, a megalithic tomb near Seville, Spain, dating to approximately 3000–2800 BCE, has yielded remarkable artifacts, notably a dagger with a blade crafted from rock crystal. This 8.5-inch (21.6

The Crystal Dagger Of Montelirio Tholos
Neolithic Iberia
c.5,000ybp The Montelirio Tholos, a megalithic tomb near Seville, Spain, dating to approximately 3000–2800 BCE, has yielded remarkable artifacts, notably a dagger with a blade crafted from rock crystal. This 8.5-inch (21.6
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Paglicci 25 female. Upper Paleolithic Italy. Gravettian. c. 26-27,000 ybp. Paglicci 25, a significant Paleolithic find discovered in the Paglicci Cave in Italy, offers valuable insights into early human populations. This female individual, estimated to be around 25-35 years old

Paglicci 25 female.
Upper Paleolithic Italy.
Gravettian. c. 26-27,000 ybp.

Paglicci 25, a significant Paleolithic find discovered in the Paglicci Cave in Italy, offers valuable insights into early human populations. This female individual, estimated to be around 25-35 years old
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Barma Grande 2 Gravettian Upper Paleolithic Italy c.25,000ybp. Barma Grande 2 is one of the significant Upper Paleolithic burials discovered in the Barma Grande cave, part of the Balzi Rossi complex near Grimaldi in Liguria, northwestern Italy. Dating to the Gravettian

Barma Grande 2 
Gravettian 
Upper Paleolithic Italy 
c.25,000ybp. 

Barma Grande 2 is one of the significant Upper Paleolithic burials discovered in the Barma Grande cave, part of the Balzi Rossi complex near Grimaldi in Liguria, northwestern Italy. Dating to the Gravettian
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Lady with the Amber Necklace Upton Lovell Middle Bronze Age c.3,500ybp The "Lady with the Amber Necklace" refers to a Bronze Age burial found near the River Wylye at Upton Lovell, Wiltshire, about 8 miles west of Stonehenge, dating to around 1800 BC. The following is a list of

Lady with the Amber Necklace
Upton Lovell 
Middle Bronze Age
c.3,500ybp

The "Lady with the Amber Necklace" refers to a Bronze Age burial found near the River Wylye at Upton Lovell, Wiltshire, about 8 miles west of Stonehenge, dating to around 1800 BC. The following is a list of
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Vasylivsky III Skull Mesolithic Ukraine Dnepropetrovsk region Dnipro River EHG(?) c.10-12,000ybp Age: 40 #Archaeology #Mesolithic #AncientHistory #EHG #FacialReconstruction #UkraineHistory #Prehistory #Anthropology #Genetics #AncientEuropeans

Vasylivsky III Skull  
Mesolithic Ukraine  
Dnepropetrovsk region  
Dnipro River EHG(?)  
c.10-12,000ybp

Age: 40

#Archaeology #Mesolithic #AncientHistory #EHG #FacialReconstruction #UkraineHistory #Prehistory #Anthropology #Genetics #AncientEuropeans
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Sunghir 1 Upper Paleolithic Early Gravettian Central Russia 28-30,000ybp The burial of Sunghir 1, an older adult male from the Mid Upper Paleolithic, is one of the most elaborate ever discovered. His grave was richly adorned with red ochre, thousands of mammoth ivory beads, and

Sunghir 1
Upper Paleolithic
Early Gravettian
Central Russia
28-30,000ybp

The burial of Sunghir 1, an older adult male from the Mid Upper Paleolithic, is one of the most elaborate ever discovered. His grave was richly adorned with red ochre, thousands of mammoth ivory beads, and
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Vovnigi 2, Burial 33 Dnieper-Donets Culture Forager Eneolithic Ukraine c.7,200 ybp The Vovnigi 2, burial 33 individual is a forager from the Dnieper-Donets culture, a late Mesolithic to early Eneolithic hunter-gatherer society in the Pontic-Caspian steppe, modern-day

Vovnigi 2, Burial 33 
Dnieper-Donets Culture 
Forager Eneolithic Ukraine 
c.7,200 ybp  

The Vovnigi 2, burial 33 individual is a forager from the Dnieper-Donets culture, a late Mesolithic to early Eneolithic hunter-gatherer society in the Pontic-Caspian steppe, modern-day
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The San peoples, aka the "Bushmen", are various indigenous hunter-gatherer groups of Southern Africa Two of them, with only a stick, demonstrate how humans can keep wildlife under control even without technology.

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Young Prince of Arene Candide Paleolithic Liguria, Italy Gravettian c.23,500ybp The Young Prince of Arene Candide, a 15-16-year-old male from the Gravettian period (c. 23,500 years ago), was discovered in 1942 in the Arene Candide Cave, Liguria, Italy. This Upper Paleolithic

Young Prince 
of Arene Candide
Paleolithic Liguria, Italy
Gravettian
c.23,500ybp

The Young Prince of Arene Candide, a 15-16-year-old male from the Gravettian period (c. 23,500 years ago), was discovered in 1942 in the Arene Candide Cave, Liguria, Italy. This Upper Paleolithic
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Menacing looking sky over Stonehenge last night 😲 Photo credit Nick Bull 🙏 #sunset #poppies #stonehenge #treenearstonehenge

Menacing looking sky over Stonehenge last night 😲
Photo credit Nick Bull 🙏
#sunset #poppies #stonehenge #treenearstonehenge
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Huntshaw dagger sad you see it leave my workshop this morning its quite work of art with its love scabbard made by Jess Paske think he excelled himself yet again. The forging on this was the buzz for me as the blade step widens as it get nearer to the hilt, hard won knowledge

Huntshaw dagger 
sad you see it leave my workshop this morning its quite  work of art with its love scabbard made by Jess Paske think he excelled himself yet again.
The forging on this was the buzz for me as the blade step widens as it get nearer to the hilt, hard won knowledge
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In the past few weeks, a large amount of food has entered the Northwoods in the form of small, white-spotted fawns. Wolves try to capitalize on this temporary abundance while available. Most deer fawns are born around May 26 or so in our area. Most wolves in our system made a

In the past few weeks, a large amount of food has entered the Northwoods in the form of small, white-spotted fawns. Wolves try to capitalize on this temporary abundance while available.

Most deer fawns are born around May 26 or so in our area. Most wolves in our system made a
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The Upton Lovell G2a Barrow Early Bronze Age Wiltshire, England c.3,800ybp The Upton Lovell G2a barrow, a remarkable Early Bronze Age burial site in Wiltshire, England, reveals the intertwined stories of two individuals—a man, possibly a shaman or metalworker, and a

The Upton Lovell 
G2a Barrow
Early Bronze Age 
Wiltshire, England
c.3,800ybp

The Upton Lovell G2a barrow, a remarkable Early Bronze Age burial site in Wiltshire, England, reveals the intertwined stories of two individuals—a man, possibly a shaman or metalworker, and a
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Coastal Western Hunter-Gatherer Woman Mesolithic Britanny c.9,000ybp Artistic interpretation of a coastal WHG. Holocene Climatic Optimum (around 9,000–5,000 years ago, or ~7,000–3,000 BCE). During this time, temperatures in Europe were generally warmer than today, with estimates

Coastal Western Hunter-Gatherer Woman
Mesolithic Britanny
c.9,000ybp

Artistic interpretation of a coastal WHG. Holocene Climatic Optimum (around 9,000–5,000 years ago, or ~7,000–3,000 BCE). During this time, temperatures in Europe were generally warmer than today, with estimates