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RT @ChrisStringer65: #FossilFriday Olduvai hominid 9 Homo erectus. Excavated from site LLK II by Louis S. Leakey in 1960, dated ~1.4 Ma, this probably has the largest known browridge of any human fossil. https://t.co/bcyuGY6gN4, Jul 12
Really enjoyable day at the Institute of making on Tuesday. Two sessions, bookings for both sold out in minutes. Talk about staff bending over backwards. Parking issues? No problem, just park inside the building Huge thankyou to the amazing staff and 1st time knappers, Well done. https://t.co/BCNAVqBACK, Jul 4
A few people left feedback on the bracer I posted. So here goes.... The blank was hewn out of the flattest part of a palmate antler by burin cuts, then sanded on a smooth sandstone slab. The detail was burin cuts then pine resin pitch added, sanded, then flint drilled holes. Done https://t.co/CwamUIaZeM, Jun 30
Nice little prehistoric collection I made for a good friend and fellow archer. Bronze Age and Neolithic arrows, arrow sanders, ornate bracer (more on that in another post) and a set of different arrowhead types. https://t.co/Aq06B8lMjj, Jun 29
RT @ChrisStringer65: ‘[we find] a contrast between single Neanderthal but multiple Denisovan source populations contributing to present-day human populations’ https://t.co/0Db9I4MT7q, Jun 29