Cave Art

@beyourself · 2 years ago

Prehistoric Cave Paintings-What did people want to tell us?

Early cave art In 2018, the oldest cave paintings in history, made by Neanderthals 64,000 years ago, were found in the caves of La Pasiega, Maltravieso and Ardales in Spain. Like some other early dr...

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@sembrandounpais · 2 years ago

The Spider Cave - Animated NFT Art

The first human beings believed that the world ended behind the mountains, when they thundered they thought that the sky would fall on them and they painted animals on the walls of their caves so th...

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@Afsaneh · 2 years ago

The History Of Cosmetics

INTRODUCTION: Cosmetics and makeup are a pervasive aspect of human culture weed or bar skin for many reasons perhaps to display national pride while watching a game of rugby we may paint our faces to...

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@BaldurThorLoki · 4 years ago

Exploring the evolution of lions leads to their salvation

Scientists have sequenced the genomes of 20 lions for the first time, including extinct cave lions, revealing their family tree. Researching the origin, scientists believe that they have come up with...

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@Zeshan777 · 3 years ago

The Oldest Painting and Dr.Zeshan

As I am going through history,it is romancing with me.Sometimes,I got learning and somewhere I adopted a change.No doubt,History is mysetry. Scientists have discovered the world´s oldest known animal...

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@rhondajohnson · 3 years ago

Oregon Simply Voted To Decriminalize Magic Mushrooms. Here’s What That Means

Tuesday's dramatic election night saw the approval of several landmark election measures, including revolutionary new drug policies in Oregon. In addition to decriminalizing possession of small amoun...

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@Dharyl · 4 years ago

What a mammal!

Deer or proper deer are hoofed ruminant mammals forming the own circle of relatives Cervidae. The important organizations of deer are the Cervinae, which include the muntjac, the elk, the c...

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@Sitro · 4 years ago

Best places in the desert of Algeria

The tourist desert of Algeria is part of the Sahara Desert, which is located in north-central Africa, occupies more than four-fifths of the Algerian territory, and includes many places of tourism in A...

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@ilias1996 · 4 years ago

Ajanta Cave: How to find a temple in the kingdom of the tiger

1819 The Indian subcontinent was then under British rule. On that occasion, various British merchants, officials and tourists would go on exciting adventures in different parts of India. As the young...

5 likes · 4 comments · Travel Around the World (f92d)

@MilbethMorillo · 2 years ago

Who am I?

Hello there and welcome to my little space, let's call it my little Troll's cave, my home art studio is small and have almost one natural light, so yeah, Troll's cave it is!. My Name is Milbeth Mo...

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@thesotiris · 1 year ago

Why Is Modern Art So Ugly? Saying The Quiet Part Out Loud

You’ve probably wondered: What the hell is going on with modern “art”. It’s so expensive, so it must mean it’s good, right? But, let’s face it: you think it’s crap, yet you are too afraid to say it ou...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

How Did Humans Survive the Ice Age?

Between 24,000 and 21,000 years ago, the Ice Age reached its peak when glaciers covered the Americas and northern Europe. Our Homo sapiens ancestors survived by migrating from rapidly cooling region...

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@DaSeno · 3 months ago

Between Art and Anthropology

The relationship between art and anthropology has yielded a rich tapestry of understanding and appreciation throughout history. The intertwining of these disciplines has provided invaluable insights...

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@sam786 · 4 years ago

our ancestors' masterpieces, top14

building made of stone carving is called stone architecture. There are many examples of this type of architecture that are usually done on a large scale and with great difficulty. The tombs and templ...

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@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

In the service of the muse, Nick Cave.

Imagine that you are in a dark and somewhat crumbly room that is lit and heated by a fireplace in front of which there are two armchairs. In one of them sits a tall, thin man with a strange expression...

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@tuzmo114 · 2 years ago

Art Store

Do you have any big arts and crafts projects coming up soon? If so, then you'll want to check out this blog post! Turkey is full of great art store , but there are some tips to find the best ones for...

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@MintDice · 1 year ago

9 Best Gifts for Gamblers

Buying gifts for the people who are most important in your life can be overwhelming especially if you are not sure what they would like. This can be especially difficult when your loved one is a gambl...

7 likes · 2 comments · World Today (70ff)

@aniruddhasen · 4 years ago

The past present tense

As parents we have seen our children making hand stencils on a piece of paper. When my son was 3 or 4 years old he used to make them also, spreading his fingers on a piece of paper and drawing the out...

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@Cristomeama · 3 years ago

NFTs — The Future of How We Look at Art... or a "Tulip Bulb" Debacle Waiting to Happen?

There's little doubt that NFTs — "Non-Fungible Tokens" — are on fire in the cryptosphere and beyond, as a way to create and transact unique artistic and creative expressions and endeavors. The idea o...

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@radenkusumo · 2 years ago

A million-dollar painting

On a sunny Sunday morning, Rico, a 10-year-old boy, took his father Herman to visit an art gallery in Nganjuk city. " Dad, it's Sunday, let's go there, " Rico asked his father. " Okay, I am, get rea...

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@avie018 · 4 years ago

A weekend breakout

Oct. 5, 2020 *"It's not about your destination, It's about your journey." Months before COVID arises, two of my bro-in-law bought their new motorcycles. So my partner wanted a new one too, but the l...

7 likes · 1 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Our.journey · 3 years ago

A place that is not in the world... 'My own bucket' list for true travelers

Traveling to South America on the other side of the globe is one of the bucket lists that any traveler has dreamed of. Due to the long topographical characteristics of the north and south, they travel...

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@Constant1995 · 3 years ago

Juungle: Interview With The Creator Of Artikords NFTs (Star_boy)

Last interview( ZEY ) we got the know the person behind ZEY NFTs, McJulez. His artwork was unique. At first, I thought he was a female artist due to the feminine theme of this collection. He was actu...

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@Constant1995 · 3 years ago

Juungle: Interview With The Creator Of PHOTOYSHOP, JLV,Lucivay&So Happy I Tried (VideoGameDana)

We got to know the creator of ARTIKORDS NFTs, Star_boy or Swetank, (last interview: artikords ) His infamous “Welcome to the Juungle” artwork, which simply but straightforwardly welcomes all folks i...

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@Vasillis · 3 years ago

15 strange tourist attractions in the world

In this article, we have dealt with 15 strange attractions in the world that are different from the usual sights of the world. Do you think you would like to visit them? It is too early to judge. Let...

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@tuzmo007 · 2 years ago

Spain Crafts

Crafts are a vital part of the Spanish culture. Most people are aware of the type of Spain crafts that many people associate with Spain – pottery, wrought iron work, and stone carving. However, the...

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@BeeTalks · 2 years ago

The History of Saffron

The history of saffron is the history of humanity. The spice has been harvested for thousands of years, and cultivated for almost as long, from Spain to the Far East. In this article, we’ll take you...

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@Our.journey · 3 years ago

Part 1: The most beautiful diverse buildings in Spain

There are also castles, palaces, museums and churches among the most varied and unique buildings in Spain, which everyone should see live at least once. Let's take a look at them - now through the scr...

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(comment) Woah, I love stuff about shrinking, even though I know it will be a really bloody adventure. I hope the wisps guide them to safety. I love your art, with all the colors and the way you made the wate...

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@JonicaBradley · 3 years ago

Out of the Dark Into the Dim

I've been having a rough go of it lately. I've experienced over 40 years of trauma due to the many sexual assaults purpetrated upon me by various boys and men over the course of my lifetime. I did...

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