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Rock paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France), some of the oldest cavepaintings in the world.They date
Rock paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France), some of the oldest cavepaintings in the world.They date
centuriespast:Horses, cave bear and lions at Chauvet Cave, created around 32,000 years ago.
centuriespast:Horses, cave bear and lions at Chauvet Cave, created around 32,000 years ago.
Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur
Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur
Middle Paleolithic “bout-coupé” hand-axe, found on field surfacein Hampshire (England).  The flat ba
Middle Paleolithic “bout-coupé” hand-axe, found on field surfacein Hampshire (England).  The flat ba
overherewiththequeers:personalgremlin:this makes me want to cryFirst of all, “…they were surrounded
overherewiththequeers:personalgremlin:this makes me want to cryFirst of all, “…they were surrounded
Upper jaw and teeth from a 49,000-year-old Neanderthal found in theCueva del Sidrón (Spain).Hardened
Upper jaw and teeth from a 49,000-year-old Neanderthal found in theCueva del Sidrón (Spain).Hardened
centuriespast:Woolly rhino scenes at Chauvet Cave in southern France were drawn by Ice Age artists m
centuriespast:Woolly rhino scenes at Chauvet Cave in southern France were drawn by Ice Age artists m
Red deer antler mask from the Mesolithic site of Star Carr (NorthYorkshire, c. 11,000 years ago).Thi
Red deer antler mask from the Mesolithic site of Star Carr (NorthYorkshire, c. 11,000 years ago).Thi
Red deer frontlet, probably used as a shaman’s head-dress, from theMesolithic site of Star
Red deer frontlet, probably used as a shaman’s head-dress, from theMesolithic site of Star
Red deer antler mask or head-dress from the Mesolithic site of StarCarr (North Yorkshire, c. 11,000
Red deer antler mask or head-dress from the Mesolithic site of StarCarr (North Yorkshire, c. 11,000
‘Promontory Fort (Fragment 2)’ PoemWritten by The Silicon Tribesman. All Rights Reserved
‘Promontory Fort (Fragment 2)’ PoemWritten by The Silicon Tribesman. All Rights Reserved
Chert pick or adze from the Late Mesolithic or Early Neolithic Period(7000 – 3000 BC, Isle of
Chert pick or adze from the Late Mesolithic or Early Neolithic Period(7000 – 3000 BC, Isle of
Deer cranium found at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr (NorthYorkshire).Twenty-one fragments of deer
Deer cranium found at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr (NorthYorkshire).Twenty-one fragments of deer
Neanderthal bones from the Cueva del Sidrón (Spain).  TheseNeanderthals may have been ki
Neanderthal bones from the Cueva del Sidrón (Spain).  TheseNeanderthals may have been ki
Paleolithic flint hand-axe, found at Winchester (Hampshire, England). Possibly more than 100,000 yea
Paleolithic flint hand-axe, found at Winchester (Hampshire, England). Possibly more than 100,000 yea
Paddle found at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr in North Yorkshire(c. 11,000 years ago).  The
Paddle found at the Mesolithic site of Star Carr in North Yorkshire(c. 11,000 years ago).  The
Mesolithic human footprints at Goldcliff (Severn Estuary, Wales).
Mesolithic human footprints at Goldcliff (Severn Estuary, Wales).
Cro Magnon The Cro Magnon humans were the earliest modern humans to settle in Europe. They are thus
Cro Magnon The Cro Magnon humans were the earliest modern humans to settle in Europe. They are thus
paleoart: Homo heidelbergensis was a very interesting species of archaic human. It sits roughly betw
paleoart: Homo heidelbergensis was a very interesting species of archaic human. It sits roughly betw
AurignacianThe Aurignacian period is the earliest European culture in modern human history. The Auri
AurignacianThe Aurignacian period is the earliest European culture in modern human history. The Auri
Hominid replicas and other prehistoric artefacts at the Liverpool World Museum, 13.5.16. Replica of
Hominid replicas and other prehistoric artefacts at the Liverpool World Museum, 13.5.16. Replica of
Bronze Age human remains from miners within the Great Orme Bronze Age Copper Mine Complex, Llandudno
Bronze Age human remains from miners within the Great Orme Bronze Age Copper Mine Complex, Llandudno
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