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RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Humans were drawing animals with red ochre in what is now Indonesia some 30,000 years BEFORE the images created at Lascaux #IceAgeHumans https://t.co/OayCQ3aX6b, Jan 15
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: DNA study suggests the legendary dire wolf of ice age North America may not have been a wolf at all... https://t.co/FTdptEGabN, Jan 14
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Even the lamps used to illuminate artwork in dark cave interiors were decorated with fine engraving: note the ibex engraving on the base of this carved Magdalenian sandstone lamp from the cave of La Mouthe in the Dordogne. This is the first lamp recognised from the #IceAge. https://t.co/Wg9ULIcBYI, Jan 10
RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Ice age humans may have tossed meaty scraps to wild wolves, boosting domestication #IceAgeDogs https://t.co/Qkka2F3tN4, Jan 9
RT @CoriniumMuseum: Bones of woolly mammoth and woolly rhinoceros have been found near to rivers and lakes in the Cotswolds where these large mammals went to drink. 🔍Woolly mammoth tooth found at Cotswold Water Park #FossilFriday https://t.co/cFGYdoBxKx, Jan 8

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