Monumental Animal Art Reveals People in 'Uninhabitable' Arabia 12,000 Years Ago
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from KentNavalesi@mstdn.social to archaeology@mander.xyz on 01 Oct 02:28
https://mstdn.social/users/KentNavalesi/statuses/115296549364820879
Monumental Animal Art Reveals People in ‘Uninhabitable’ Arabia 12,000 Years Ago
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Thats super cool. Is there a link to view the non drawn over images? I can kinda make out it’s carved into the rock on the first one but the rest are kinda hard to parse the actual carvings in.
OP provided a link to a press article haaretz.com/…/00000199-997e-df33-a5dd-9d7f814c000…
Original publication: www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-63417-y
Oh right! Yeah, makes sense they’d emphasize the drawings so people could see the images… my dumb ass was sitting here thinking it was fake, because no way those colours would still be that vivid after 12 thousand years… I need another coffee clearly
[X] doubt
earth.com/…/ancient-arabia-was-once-green-and-lus…
The Sahara has done it, why not Arabia?