Your German word of the day is "#Kommandolochstab" 🏺 - but no need to bookmark it, a new study came up with pretty reasonable explanation for those #Paleolothic-#Mesolithic batons which, surprise, may not simply be #RitualObjects™:
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Puzzling prehistoric artifacts served a practical purpose: ropemaking
Once thought to be ritual wands or scepters, archaeologists crafted cords using replicas of the ancient tools
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February 2, 2024 at 6:40 AM
Your German word of the day is "#Kommandolochstab" 🏺 - but no need to bookmark it, a new study came up with pretty reasonable explanation for those #Paleolothic-#Mesolithic batons which, surprise, may not simply be #RitualObjects™:
www.science.org/content/arti... by @spoke32.bsky.social via Science
www.science.org/content/arti... by @spoke32.bsky.social via Science
Your #GermanWordOfTheDay's "#Kommandolochstab" - but no need to bookmark it, new study came up w/ pretty reasonable explanation for those #Paleolothic-#Mesolithic batons which, surprise, may not simply be...
November 23, 2024 at 4:22 AM
Your #GermanWordOfTheDay's "#Kommandolochstab" - but no need to bookmark it, new study came up w/ pretty reasonable explanation for those #Paleolothic-#Mesolithic batons which, surprise, may not simply be...