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If you are interested in Megalodon and all other prehistoric sharks (and let’s face it, who isn’t?) there is a new book coming Feb 9th that you have to get! I was lucky enough to be commissioned to illustrate this amazing book wonderfully written by Dr. Jack Cooper #paleoart #sharks #sciart
Show Postwww.sciencealert.com/huge-haul-of... Thousands of animal remains lay with broken stone points, traces of fire, and red ochre. At least 20 mammoths had ended up in one place.
Show PostVanguard Cave, Gibraltar, is known today for Neanderthal behavioral evidence, including a remarkable controlled hearth for production of pitch from gum rockrose. In 2021, the team discovered a chamber sealed for more than 40,000 years, results to come! www.johnhawks.net/p/a-visit-to...
Show PostAlways happy to add new Denisovans. This is quite a record now from ancient proteins, five sites that span a geographic area encompassing all of China. These people had remarkable stories we are starting to understand how to tell. www.johnhawks.net/p/new-deniso...
Show Post💧 Ay caramba! Between 5.97 and 5.33 mya, the Mediterranean underwent a colossal drawdown that deposited salt layers kilometres thick—then Atlantic waters returned, with one influential model estimating about 90% of the final refill occurred in as little as two years🧪 scienceblog.com/t-mediterran...
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