#Pottery

g katyan misra

kamlesm

Bullcattle breed in India, when i saw this at National Museum & as had read in books about it, i felt what type of cattles must be living that time,

Rebecca Levitan

LevintheMed

if hungover, rowdy, electricity-less ancient Athenians could do it 2,500 years ago, so can you: a #thread on ancient democracy.#VOTE #democracy #classics #Archaeology #ancienthistory #Elections #Government 5th cent

Avery Alder, Buried Without Ceremony

lackingceremony

Here is the thing about living in the country. You need a lot of guys. You need a wood guy, and a plow guy, and if you don't have a

Joe Bassey

Joe__Bassey

The Great Zimbabwe has the largest of stone-built ruins. It consists of 12 clusters of buildings, that spread over 3 square miles. Its outer walls were built from 100,000 tons

Irkutyanin

Irkutyanin1

Example of the debates of Tartessian, Celtiberian populations of Herodotus, the Non-IE questions in Paleospainish Atlantic zone and its influence or non influence on Atlantic Celtic. It is, in fact,

manvir singh

mnvrsngh

I recently learned about We’wha, a 19th century craftsperson and ambassador of the Zuni people. We’wha was a “lhamana”—an individual born male who takes on female roles—and their story is

Silver Spook

SilverSpookGuy

The paradox of the cyberpunk present where megacorporations ruin everything with collapse-phase capitalism is they destroy cyberpunk itself by diluting it to meaninglessness for $$$. Some cyberpunk games that don't

Friendless Churches

friendschurches

England has about 3,000 'lost' or deserted medieval villages. We have churches in a fair few of them. Like St Mary Magdalene, Caldecote: a weather-beaten majesty with embattled parapets, cinquefoil

Flint Dibble 🍖🏺📖

FlintDibble

We often think of life 6,000 years ago as short, nasty, and brutish. The site of Gourimadi reveals how innovative people were at the end of the Stone AgeThis archaeology

גלעד בצלאל יפה, ארכיאולוגיה אונליין Gilad B. Jaffe

TheOnionGod

1/ Today on #Archaeology_Online we're going north, to a group of islands North of Scotland called Shetland. Here archaeological evidence has been found which represents almost all stages of European

John🧢🌹🖤

jsampthachamp

Everyone hears the news (that Jeff Bezos added $35B to his net worth during a record recession) in a different way.I think most people struggle to understand the scaleTo me,

Dr. Jacquelyn Clements

peripatesis

Very excited to hear the next session on "Museums and Object-based Learning in the Era of COVID-19" at #AIASCS - a topic quite dear to me given my background as

🇮🇳Sonal 🇮🇳

ShreshthaDharma

We pushed ourselves away from nature in the name of technology and forgot that we are part of it. First we ignored the things that our ancestors taught us but

Shulim Leifer

ShulimLeifer

The @jdforward published an opinion by @MosheKrakowski in which he inexplicably calls the criticism of yeshivas “misconceptions”. https://forward.com/opinion/431757/the-truth-about-secular-studies-in-haredi-schools/Here’s a laymen’s

Ma’at

surimana16

Ancient Egyptians loved jewelry, besides being beautiful items, jewelry had religious and magical purposes, and also due to the hot and dry climate, most of Egyptians wore clothing that was

Simon Dawkins

SimonDawkins3

1/10 The formerly colonnaded main street of Syedra, on a beautiful winter's day last month. First founded by Greek settlers at an uncertain date, the city reached its zenith in

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