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RT @Jamie_Woodward_: So it’s #OwlAwarenessDay 🦉🦉 The oldest known image of an owl was drawn with muddy fingers on the wall of Chauvet Cave some 30,000 years ago. The owl is beautifully observed with its head turned through 180 degrees! Image: Agenda de la Préhistoire 2002/3 https://t.co/6jMj1F4lJW, Aug 5
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: EXCITING MAMMOTH UPDATE! 90% of the skeleton of the newly-discovered Yamal woolly mammoth has now been recovered. Two of its feet and even the tail have survived thousands of years locked in the permafrost! 📷 Dmitrii Frolov https://t.co/ePio3OVLCn https://t.co/r45D6jCkbh, Aug 4
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: When hippos splashed in Yorkshire’s rivers 125,000 years ago in the Last Interglacial #YorkshireDay https://t.co/DVgrPSoWAu https://t.co/fOLJXVxxYJ, Aug 3
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Look at those ears! Cave bear head painted in the Alcove of the Lions at Chauvet in southern France. This remarkable image was created deep below ground by lamplight over 30,000 years ago. Image source https://t.co/hW9EM6YJay https://t.co/zGVXTyJ0lR, Aug 3
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: The GENIUS of the ice age artist. The Licking Bison of La Madeleine rockshelter was brilliantly observed and skilfully carved in last glacial France sometime between 20,000 and 12,000 years ago. WONDERFUL! Photo source https://t.co/9EAnjUo3Gz https://t.co/a7tWxQ97j8, Jul 30