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what a busy time!

verte d'art wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s almost over! This year! What a year it has been!! It has been filled with challenges as a … more →

Tags: Art History, 3rd Grade, Ancient Art, Cave Art, 3rd Grade Art, charcoal art, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, Fun

Homo Spiritualis

Too Many Spiders wrote 2 weeks ago: I watched Werner Herzog’s “Cave of Forgotten Dreams” this evening.  I’d seen … more →

Tags: Documentaries, Art, Werner Herzog, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, paleolithic, Cave Paintings

Technological progress6 comments

Alex Jones wrote 1 month ago: I embrace technology slowly, it is never my master. How would you feel co-existing in a world with A … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Internet 2, History, AI, Singularity, Virtual Reality

Productive afternoon

Bryony Koester wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday was really productive (amazing what a bit of sunshine can do!). We were back to school for … more →

Tags: Art, Teaching, BritishMuseum, pompeii, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, Applied Arts

The fire in the cave

Jamie Jauncey wrote 1 month ago: Earlier this week I spent two days helping run storytelling workshops for the senior leaders of a we … more →

Tags: Business stories, Creativity, Stories 2, storytelling, stories, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, Werner Herzog

Tom Ensign: Show 116

Boosie Vox wrote 1 month ago: Tom Ensign Bellingham artist and musician, loves to create beautiful things and listen to great musi … more →

Tags: Radio show, KMRE 102.3, Bellingham, Tom Ensign, Warren Meier, Pacific High, Cave Paintings, Mike Marker, Paddy West

Ice Age Art4 comments

Barb Drummond wrote 1 month ago: This is one of my great passions, so I had to see the exhibition at the British Museum, but have to … more →

Tags: History, language, Cave Art, Art, Society, Real Life, archaeology, Philosophy, Psychlogy

David Lewis-Williams (great read)9 comments

masqua wrote 2 months ago: David Lewis-Williams Professor Emeritus at the University of Witwaterstrand, Johannesburg. I’v … more →

Tags: Writing #2, san, Literature, Books, Cave Paintings, Transition, david lewis-williams

Artwork by Ancient Man

slang125 wrote 2 months ago: By Steven Lang What were humans doing a hundred years ago? Five hundred years ago? What about one th … more →

Tags: Anthropology, Art, artwork, Man, Humanity, primitive man, Cavemen, paleolithic, cave

E-MUSEUMS: ANDRE MALRAUX'S "MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS."

whitherthebook wrote 3 months ago: New Post Every Wednesday 8:30 pm ET. ANDRE MALRAUX André Malraux (3 November 1901 – 23 November 1976 … more →

Tags: Fine Art, History, New Media, Art, Creativity, Video, prix goncourt, Visual art, Artist

Cave of Forgotten Dreams

Chantal wrote 4 months ago: To mark the end of the exhibition CAVE (that is currently showing a number of my skull based works), … more →

Tags: Art Work, Art, Cave Art, cave of forgotten dream, Wernor Herzog, aspex gallery

Cave of Forgotten Dreams

Jennifer Venson wrote 6 months ago: Directed by: Werner Herzog Holidays – particularly Thanksgiving – are not treated reverently by my i … more →

Tags: JLV Reviews, Documentary, Cave Paintings, Scientists, prehistoric man

Cave Painting - Cave of Forgotten Dreams - Werner Herzog3 comments

simon wrote 6 months ago: We’re all used to reading ‘big’ numbers in Science articles and thinking, ‘o … more →

Tags: Movie, Antiquity, historic, Documentary, France, Werner Herzog, documentary, Cave Painting, Pont D'Arc

stuff and switches

William J. Gibson wrote 7 months ago: this evening took out the window AIR CONDITIONER  unit in my bedroom since the overnight temp is to … more →

Tags: Journal, Werner Herzog, Cave of Forgotten Dreams, France, Cave Painting, Richard von Busack, San Francisco International Film Festival, Painting, paleoart

cave paintings & calcite skulls

Arinn wrote 7 months ago: cave bear skull, covered in calcite after resting in a cave for millenia i’ve been reading abo … more →

Tags: Art, Moving, Lascaux, Cave Painting, Cave Art, Pleistocene, Ancient people, Fascinating, heart beating so hard

Cave art is 20,000 years older than previously thought

darcydee wrote 7 months ago: English: Neolithic cave paintings found in Tassil-n-Ajjer (Plateau of the Chasms) region of the Saha … more →

Tags: Ancient Civilizations, art 2, Art Art, Cave Painting, Neanderthal, American Museum of Natural History, Stony Brook University, John Shea, Long Island

The Measure of Stone Age Skulls2 comments

fathertheo wrote 8 months ago: 1874:  How much is concealed, and why? Aboriginal people were often wrapped in blankets by Euro phot … more →

Tags: culture & ethnography, Featherfolk, altamira, Archeology, bipedalism, History, Homo Erectus, homo sapiens sapiens, neolithic

Slavery & Abolition Sites - Worcestershire3 comments

Barb Drummond wrote 9 months ago: Worcester Cathedral Shrine of St Wulfstan, Bishop (c1008-95) Wulfstan, a very active, hardworking Be … more →

Tags: History, media, Religion, european history, english history, Society, Personal, Real Life, Folk Stories

Ancient DNA Provides New Insights Into Cave Paintings Of Horses

darcydee wrote 10 months ago: Ancient DNA Provides New Insights Into Cave Paintings Of Horses   An international team of researche … more →

Tags: Ancient History, Ancient Civilizations, art 2, Darcy Dee Drogorub, People, middle east, Human Rights, Science, Arts


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