Prehistoric Art

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The Marlborough Bucket, an Iron Age artistic wonder. The bucket fragments offer artistic insight and

Prehistoric Stone Tool artefact, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, 24.5.15.

1. Neanderthal hand axe, 200 thousand years old, from Norfolk England. Cut away to reveal fossil for

alphynix:Many modern birds are capable of seeing into the ultraviolet regions of the electromagnetic

archaeoart:14,000 year old bison sculptures, Le Tuc d’Audoubert cave, Ariege, France, circa 2016.

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#4 Sumatran rhino The Sumatran rhino is the most prehistoric of all rhino species. Poaching and habi

vague-humanoid:theoldbone:theoldbone:Three-time World Taxidermy Champion Ken Walker recreating an ex

East Dart or Postbridge Clapper Bridge, Dartmoor, 27.12.17.The exact date of construction of this br

ancientart:Hand-stencil rock art from Gua Tewet, Borneo, thought to be over 10,000 years old.Photo c

Standing Stone with Latin and Ogham inscriptions, 4th century CE, Devon, British Museum, 2.8.17. The

Roundhouse Panel Decorations Photo Set 2, Castell Henllys Iron Age Settlement, Pembrokeshire, 5.5.18

Castell Henllys Iron Age Settlement, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, 5.5.18.Reconstructed roundhouse com

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Prehistoric Vases. Archaic period, Naqada to Predynastic period, 5000-3100 BC. Now in the Sainsbury

boomerstarkiller67:Prehistoric World Artwork by William Stout

‘Creigiau Gwineu’ Iron Age Hill fort, Llyn Peninsula, 11.6.17. This hill fort site offers excellent

Carreg Coetan Arthur Burial Chamber, Pembrokeshire, 5.5.18.These stones are all that remain of a cha

mossworm:SO MUCH of what we know about prehistoric oceans is derived from little mini shrimps called

Bronze Age Funerary Ornaments from Skara Brae and various sites, The National Museum of Scotland, Ed

Katharine Morling’s ceramic art inspired by the discovery of the Staffordshire Anglo-Saxon Hoard. Th

Bronze Age and Iron Age artefacts at ‘The Potteries’ Museum, Stoke-on-Trent, 23.12.16.

Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Mercia Replica Courtroom and artefacts at ‘The Potteries’ Museum, Stoke-on-Tr

Viking replica 10th or 11th CE ‘Hogback’ stone from the Wirral, Liverpool, Viking silver bands and a

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