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RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Of course Neanderthals could swim. Which mammals can’t? https://t.co/R0KGZRnx2W https://t.co/RgaIJxDfKx, 24 hours ago
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Did a group of Neanderthals make a last stand in Arctic Siberia thousands of years after the rest of their lineage died out? https://t.co/d2m2hZT4gQ https://t.co/5EgLRH6u71, Jan 17
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Ice age hands from the peak of the last glacial 25,000 years ago in Pech Merle cave. Photos by Heinrich Wendel #IceAgeHumans https://t.co/fxKwUqcXlI, Jan 11
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: These are just beautiful! You need this very ancient technology to survive in the Arctic. Walrus ivory needles found at the Yana Rhinoceros Horn archaeological site in Arctic Siberia. They date to 30,000-28,000 BP. Photo @britishmuseum https://t.co/BIDcz49yM7 #ArcticExhibition https://t.co/zRBvewOt2i, Jan 9
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: There are 420 animal images depicted on the walls of Chauvet Cave including 72 felines. More than a dozen species are shown - all shared the ice age landscape with humans. Photo by Jean Clottes & National Geographic 2001 #IceAge https://t.co/OfQwhTpEhn, Jan 7