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Looks like it was made yesterday rather than by hunter gatherers during the Mesolithic!
From the Cueva de los Murciélagos (Cave of bats) near Granada, southern Spain. 📷 by me
#Archaeology
Looks like it was made yesterday rather than by hunter gatherers during the Mesolithic!
From the Cueva de los Murciélagos (Cave of bats) near Granada, southern Spain. 📷 by me
#Archaeology
Am I proud of that?
Well, yeah kinda. There were A LOT of them.
Am I proud of that?
Well, yeah kinda. There were A LOT of them.
An ojime is a bead used to fasten the drawstring of a purse, or the cords of an inrō (tiered lacquer carrying case). They are often intricately carved from materials like wood, lacquer, or metal.
An ojime is a bead used to fasten the drawstring of a purse, or the cords of an inrō (tiered lacquer carrying case). They are often intricately carved from materials like wood, lacquer, or metal.