Vidi
Links that I’ve bookmarked in the past few days should be below the fold.
Handaxes have been dredged up from the North Sea. They’re thought to date from around 100kyr, when the area was land. Because they’re so old they’d also be Neanderthal rather than modern human artefacts.
The first post poking holes in 10000BC I’ve seen. I haven’t seen it yet but judging from the trailer I’m expecting it to be slightly less accurate than Raquel Welch’s One Million Years BC. So long as it’s not po-faced it could be fun.
I’m not sure if I want to see the film or not now. Silly inaccuracies I can live with. A boring story would be quite different.
Tim Jones on a temporary reprieve for an unusual landscape.
Días del futuro pasado has a link to a 3D model of Jerusalem in the late 2nd Temple period. The post is in Spanish, but the model itself is in Inglés.
Another HE closure and another petition. It’s depressingly regular. I’ll blog at more length about why this is a loss.
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