Historical fashion Days 5 - 8!
5. Pictish Warrior🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
6. 17th CE Age of Sail - Pirate, obviously🏴‍☠️
7. Neolithic Age🦴
8. 1813 Terror Age of Sail - based on Dr. Goodsir 🥶

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An Upper Palaeolithic engraved human radius associated with ritualistic cannibalism (Gough’s Cave, UK – 14.700 cal BP). 💀💀 https://t.co/FykhQ4eciq

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Commission for Aeolith.

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Take a look at this fantastic free resource from and : The New Foresters. Applicable across the UK with a focus on the indoor/outdoor and Email yac-uk.org for a free copy: https://t.co/5ooTzJVFFK

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Hongshanopterus is named for the Neolithic Hongshan Culture of China whose people lived more than 5,000 years ago. https://t.co/sVM12B3PIu

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A very inspiring recent discussion on Prehistoric art reminded me of another really interesting earlier research debate:

The depiction of motion. Is the fascination of animated art as old as ... the

https://t.co/L8E7pAcavG (by via )

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Some odd Neolithic (I sincerely hope) articles for our book out today.

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10 000 years ago, the lives of two travelers are intertvined in the ancient Jordan Valley.

Shattered Spear is a 50-page, full color, pay-what-you-want comic about a chance meeting in the Neolithic, available at my https://t.co/yEBx2YX6Uc: https://t.co/33OW6vz4u6

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'Portal of Poulnabrone' 🙂. It's a Neolithic portal tomb in Co. Clare in Ireland.

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In 1896 palaeontologists discovered compelling evidence that prehistoric therianthropomegafauna celebrated Midwinter festivals, when a cave painting was unearthed showing a weremammoth, woolywererhino, giant weresloth & other palaeolithic werebeings conducting a ritual ice dance.

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"9,000-year-old Stone mask from the Neolithic era found in the West Bank"

Source: https://t.co/FSy95dd909

Because I know for a fact people are gonna do this anyway. Let me save you the time.

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here's a beautiful paleolithic ritual for you, James

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Hongshanopterus is named for the Neolithic Hongshan Culture of China whose people lived more than 5,000 years ago. https://t.co/sVM12BlqA2

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Frahm, E., & Tryon, C. A. (2018). Origins of Epipalaeolithic obsidian artifacts from Garrod's excavations at Zarzi cave in the Zagros foothills of Iraq. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 21, 472-485.

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