Smooth, Neolithic stone axes, knapped flint tools and two awls made from bone.
Archaeologists have uncovered one of the first instances of interaction between #Neolithic farmers and #Mesolithic hunter-gatherers in central Europe, indicating a level of technology transfer not observed before.
🏺A communicative #AntiquityThread 1/10 🧵
21.01.2026 09:04
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Antler frontlet, consisting of the upper part of a deer cranium with the two antlers still attached.
Antler tools, such as axes, and an antler mask similar to that of the iconic Bad Dürrenberg ‘shaman’ indicate contact with local Mesolithic foragers. Antler flakes show the artefacts were produced on-site 7/10
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Hotel Et Al at Glynn Vivian Art Gallery (12 Feb 2026)
Buy tickets to see Hotel Et Al live in Swansea. Track your favorite artists on Songkick and never miss another concert.
Hotel Et Al
Live at the Glynn Vivian gallery, Swansea, Thursday February 12th, Free, 5:30pm doors
Yn fyw yn Oriel Glynn Vivian, Abertawe, dydd Iau Chwefror 12ed, Am ddim, 5:30og drysau
Tickets/Tocynnau -
www.songkick.com/concerts/429...
12.01.2026 12:31
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Five Facets of the Attack on Venezuela by the Rogue Nation the US Has Become
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They are saying it baldly: this is an oil grab. There is a history of oil grabs going back to British imperialism in the middle east in the late nineteenth century and murders of Osage Nation triba...
Wrote a thing:
The carnage associated with fossil fuel is why speeding the transition to renewables is good for international stability as well as everything else. Fossil fuel is inseparable from violence, and dependence on it it has created a brutal world order....
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Tickets are really starting to fly out now for NAWR Fest 2025
Advance Day tickets are only £15 buff.ly/GBR8bO4 Tickets on the day will be £20 so don’t mess about. Get your advance ticket now and have a fiver ready for a beer when you arrive. We cant wait to see you there. xxx
23.10.2025 19:10
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Elan
Dewiswch wasanaeth // Choose your preferred music service
Have a listen to 'Elan' on your favourite streaming service
"deserves to be hailed as not only a Welsh, but a worldwide folk classic" Joyzine
"Syd Barrett meets The Beach Boys" Fatea
"A veritable triumph" Klof Mag
"a quite remarkable record" Folking.com
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Songlines
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Americana UK
16.10.2025 17:51
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Festival: GWYL NAWR - The Wire
Swansea Ty Tawe, United Kingdom
08|11|2025
Many thanks to @thewiremagazine.bsky.social for previewing this year’s NAWR Festival which is happening on 08/11/25 in Ty Tawe, Swansea. Tickets are just £15 in advance for the day here: shorturl.at/mGEpa or £20 on the door. We can’t wait to see you there. www.thewire.co.uk/events/gwyl-...
23.09.2025 19:59
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Great thread about Farage’s German immigrant roots. The man is a blatant hypocrite.
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a black and white photo of a crowd of people with a sign that says walter
ALT: a black and white photo of a crowd of people with a sign that says walter
In the late 19th century, millions of migrants left Germany as a result of religious persecution, economic hardship, and political uncertainty.
Among them was Nikolaus Schrod, a cabinet maker from Frankfurt who - along with his wife Bina - moved to London to start a new life in the 1850s. 1/3
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Transmission networks of long-term and short-term knowledge in a foraging society
Abstract. Cultural transmission across generations is key to cumulative cultural evolution. While several mechanisms—such as vertical, horizontal, and obli
💙New paper!💙
How is knowledge transmitted across generations in a foraging society?
With @danielredhead.bsky.social
we found: In BaYaka foragers, long-term skills pass in smaller, sparser networks, while short-term food info circulates broadly & reciprocally
academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/ar...
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One thing about me is that I will fight Nazis until I’m six feet in the ground.
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Diolch / Thanks a million to Will Snelling @thequietus.com for mentioning me and @eob.bsky.social in this fabulous look at one of my all-time favourite albums by one of my all-time favourite guitarists
08.01.2025 11:15
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Why I'm quitting the Washington Post
Democracy can't function without a free press
WaPo cartoonist resigns after Post rejects her cartoon of billionaires paying tribute to Donald Trump, one of whom happens to be her boss, Jeff Bezos.
Satire has literally died.
anntelnaes.substack.com/p/why-im-qui...
04.01.2025 09:27
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Please donate, it upsets the blob.
26.12.2024 11:01
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Elon Musk takes aim at Wikipedia
The billionaire has become one of the most prominent supporters of President-elect Donald Trump.
If you've never donated to Wikipedia, now's the time. Elon Musk is attacking it because it's one of the only sources of honest, curated information that he can't control.
www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-ta...
25.12.2024 03:54
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"Whenever someone starts talking
about the `free market', it's always
a good idea to look around for the
man with the gun. He's never far
away."
- David Graeber.
This message seems relevant now more than ever!
21.12.2024 13:09
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How the UK became a nation of misinformation and disinformation
Like many other parts of the world, the UK is in the firm grip of an epidemic of disinformation and misinformation
"Like many other parts of the world, the UK is in the firm grip of an epidemic of disinformation and misinformation"
A good list of origins of the problem - and tools we need to combat it.
28.11.2024 09:56
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Capitalism itself—industrial capitalism at least—has had a very brief
historical run. During a mere 200 years, it has nonetheless shown a
remarkable ability to come up with threats to the very existence of
the species: first nuclear destruction, now global climate change.
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There are good reasons to believe it is simply not a viable long-term
system: most obviously, because it is premised on the need for
continual growth, and economic growth cannot continue forever
on a planet with finite resources.
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Capitalism that was not based on the need to continually expand
production would simply not be capitalism; its fundamental
dynamics would change; it'd become something else.
Whatever economic system predominates in 50 years, it is very
likely to be something other than capitalism. Of course, that
something might be even worse. This is why it seems this is
precisely the wrong time to give up on imagining alternatives to
capitalism: that is, to come up with ideas for what might actually
be better.
- David Graeber
This is why we need to be talking about Capitalism.
22.11.2024 21:00
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From David Graeber's classic piece called "Against Economics."
davidgraeber.org/articles/aga...
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"All capitalists want capitalism for the masses and socialism for the super rich elites. That's kind of the definition of capitalism in my honest opinion."
David Graeber
13.11.2024 15:58
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The spotlight on the financial sector did make apparent just how bizarrely
skewed our economy is in terms of who gets rewarded and for what. There
was this pall of mystification cast over everything pertaining to that sector,
we were told, this is all so very complicated, you couldn’t possibly understand,
We just had to take their word that, somehow, this was creating value in
ways our simple little heads couldn’t possibly get around. Then after the crash
we realized a lot of this stuff was not just scams, but pretty simple-minded scams,
like taking bets you couldn’t possibly pay if you lost and just figuring the Gov't
would bail you out if you did. These guys weren’t creating value of any kind. They
were making the world worse and getting paid insane amounts of money for it."
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Suddenly it became possible to see that if there’s a rule, it’s that the more
obviously your work benefits others, the less you’re paid for it. CEOs and
financial consultants that are actually making other people’s lives worse were
paid millions, useless paper-pushers got handsomely compensated, people
fulfilling obviously useful functions like taking care of the sick or teaching kids,
repairing broken heating systems or picking vegetables were the least rewarded.
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- David Graeber
After the financial crash in 2008,. David Graeber made some rather interesting comments about the so-called financial sector of the economy.
His words are still very relevant today in 2024.
Have a read for yourself.
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Nature Purgatory Transcendence, by Evolution Of Beauty
1 track album
Agor heddiw, ‘Modrwy Diemwnt’, gosodiad clyweledol gwyl Boia, Capel Seion, Ty Ddewi, 10og-6og Hydref 25ed-31ed
Hefyd mae’r prif gwaith sain/cerddoriaeth i’r gosodiad sef ‘Nature Purgatory Transcendence’ wedi rhyddhau heddiw ar bandcamp. Dolen yn y bio evolutionofbeauty.bandcamp.com/album/nature...
25.10.2024 08:23
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Nature Purgatory Transcendence, by Evolution Of Beauty
1 track album
Opening today, ‘Modrwy Diemwnt’, audio visual installation Boia Festival, Capel Seion, St Davids, 10am-6pm October 25th-31st
Also the primary music/sound work for the installation called ‘Nature Purgatory Transcendence’ is released today via bandcamp evolutionofbeauty.bandcamp.com/album/nature...
25.10.2024 08:22
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