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Did you know that Paleolithic female sculptures are still subject to censorship on social media?
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What do we actually see when we look at the female statuette from Amiens-Renancourt 1 (27,000 BP)? ✨
The study reveals an exceptional chalk figurine featuring a clearly defined face with sculpted cheekbones, nose, and an upward gaze, breaking standard Gravettian conventions.
Backed by detailed micro-analysis, this discovery offers fresh insights into Paleolithic artistic techniques and symbolic expression. 🏺🔬 #Archaeology #PaleolithicArt #Prehistory
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Inside storage pit 116 of Zaraysk site, a stunning female figurine made of mammoth ivory was found at a depth of 186 cm. A true masterpiece of Paleolithic art, originally covered and protected by a mammoth scapula!
Annotated map of one of the sites at Dolní Věstonice, with the red arrow showing the place where the Dolní Věstonice Venus was found by Dr Karel Absolon in 1925.
Appendix 5. Zdeněk Jaroš writes to K. Absolon on August 3, 1925 about the discovery of the Venus of Dolni Vestonice.
Did you know that 3 million years ago, an Australopithecus could have carried a red jasper pebble into the Makapansgat Cave in South Africa just because it looked like a human face?
It might be the oldest known example of "found art" and early symbolic thought!
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Los niños como agentes liminales en el arte rupestre del Paleolítico Superior
En las profundidades oscuras de las cuevas decoradas del Paleolítico Superior en Europa, evidencias arqueológicas como huellas, marcas manuales y trazados digitales confirman la presencia activa de
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Fotografía de una representación zoomorfa trabajada sobre marfil del entorno de las curvas de Hohle Fels (Alemania). Temática: Oso o León de las cavernas. Técnica: Tallado/esculpido. Contexto cultural: Auriñaciense. Cronología: 35.000-40.000 años. En el verano de 2023 se ha
How have the media and popular culture portrayed Upper Paleolithic "Venus" figurines over time? 🗿📺
A fascinating look at how science, cultural biases, and mass media shape our views of these iconic prehistoric figures: 👇
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Preparing everything for the 2026 UISPP ✨ @UisppA in Poznan. See you there?
Did you know? According to recent paleodemographic studies by Andreas Maier (2017), the population of Central and Western Europe during the early and middle Gravettian was estimated at only 1,700–3,700 individuals (median 2,800), with SW France hosting the largest group.
In the later stages, this dropped to just 700–1,500 people. 🦴🌍 #Archaeology #History #Gravettian #ScienceFacts
Hoy tenemos una cita online a las 18:00 (hora de Portugal) para hablar de los primeros resultados del proyecto Morphofem. Una charla organizada por APBioark, Asociación Portuguesa de Bioarqueología.
Os esperamos allí!
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