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RT @Jamie_Woodward_: When London was a steppe tundra landscape and the wide gravelly braids of the Thames could be crossed by mammoths. A beautifully-preserved mammoth molar found in the brickearth of Bexley in the 19th century #IceAgeBritain https://t.co/1Sdl9ZycLp, 20 hours ago
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: THIS. IS. CLIMATE. CHANGE. Swiss glaciers lost a fifth of their mass in the last decade https://t.co/Z179ZEKdNm Image https://t.co/fRLe09BrxV https://t.co/1l3RMpX0jI, Oct 17
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RT @russeltarr: *AVAILABLE NOW* My NEW book "A History Teaching Toolbox, VOLUME TWO": even more creative and effective strategies for your classroom! #historyteacher #sschat #histedchat https://t.co/ast07AgFp9 https://t.co/LKMXjdWvp2, Oct 13
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: One of the great bulls at Lascaux is 5.2 m long - the largest animals known in #IceAgeArt. These beasts are believed to be aurochs - an extinct wild ox that inhabited large parts of Europe and Asia. Lascaux is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photo by Ralph Morse https://t.co/Flf2xlM2Py, Oct 13