20,000 years old

[jon-nyc]

[Mik]

Amazingly accurate.

I guess if you are hunting and gathering there is some significant down time.

[89th]

Ah the peak of the Russian civilization

[Aqua Letifer]

[Klaus]Looks fake to me.[/Klaus]

[Copper]

@mik said in 20,000 years old:

Amazingly accurate.

Actually, he was trying to make an image of his wife.

[George K]

When you look at the state of sculpture and art 6000 years ago (Egypt), it makes this all the more amazing.

[brenda]

@copper said in 20,000 years old:

@mik said in 20,000 years old:

Amazingly accurate.

Actually, he was trying to make an image of his wife.

Which is why some of the men became extinct.

[jon-nyc]

@george-k said in 20,000 years old:

When you look at the state of sculpture and art 6000 years ago (Egypt), it makes this all the more amazing.

I sent this image to a friend in London. This was his response:

There was a brilliant temporary exhibit at the British Museum years ago, all Palaeolithic art. Fantastic.

A weird pattern is highly accurate naturalistic depictions of animals but only highly stylised representations of people.

[Klaus]

@aqua-letifer said in 20,000 years old:

[Klaus]Looks fake to me.[/Klaus]

Lolwut?

[Aqua Letifer]

@klaus said in 20,000 years old:

@aqua-letifer said in 20,000 years old:

[Klaus]Looks fake to me.[/Klaus]

Lolwut?

The giraffe thing.