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Couverture pour la revue Palevol, afin d' illustrer un article concernant la fréquentation de St-Marcel par Neanderthal.
sciencepress.mnhn.fr/fr/periodiques/comptes-rendus-palevo...
It won't be long till they return.
Green Heron, also known as, Chucklehead, Little Green Heron, Poke, Chalk-line, Crab-catcher, Fly-up-the-creek, Green Bittern, Shitepoke, Skeow, Skow, Swamp Squaggin
Taken at Wildwood lake in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Eine sichere Leistung für die (Düsseldorf-)Derendorfer 290 war der Gdg 57074 aus Neanderthal. 290 270 und 044 befördern den Ganzzug, der mit einer heftigen Kalkfahne bei Erkrath die Rheinische Strecke herunter rollt.
the photographer can languish or take up knitting :-)
Berenice Abbott
Sensible Gun Legislation Now! Stand up to the Neanderthal Rifle Association! The second amendment specifically refers to a "well-regulated" militia. There is no role for an assault rifle in a "well-regulated" militia.
crinum lily, 'Schreck', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
Gorham's Cave was discovered in 1907. Since 1943 up to this date a quantity of pottery,stones,tools from the Neanderthal period and human and animal remains has been unearthed.Recently an engraving was found compelling evidence yet for the Neanderthal art.
Ed ecco Narciso. Veramente quella usata per questo Still life è una maschera di Pierrot, ma a volte le maschere (che tutti indossiamo, recitando a soggetto, più o meno bene) possono sovrapporsi e sfumare l'una nell'altra come in alcune sequenze cinematografiche. Pierrot lunaire, il personaggio malinconico di tanta musica, letteratura e pittura a partire dagli ultimi tre secoli qui si trasforma in Narciso, bellissimo giovane della mitologia imprigionato e perduto dalla sua stessa bellezza. Cosa c'è di più tragico? Pierrot lunaire qui, identificandosi con Narciso, piange la sua triste sorte.
Sono sensibile alla rappresentazione delle lacrime nell'arte, ne ho un'ampia documentazione nel mio archivio, a partire da Giotto nella cappella degli Scrovegni a Padova. Da piccola ho amato una bambola di cui vedevo la pubblicità sulla “Domenica del Corriere” che comprava mio padre. Quanto ho desiderato “Alice, la bambola che piange” , in famiglia però non si usava né “voglio”, né “vorrei”, erano declinazioni di un verbo sconosciuto. Ho cercato invano quella pubblicità dagli anni Novanta in poi, quando si è diffuso Internet. Era un ritaglio grande quanto un francobollo, volevo ritrovare quel desiderio inespresso di bambina, ricordo ancora i grandi occhi attoniti e la lacrima trasparente che scende sulla guancia della bambola: non sono riuscita a rintracciarla.
A Venezia sono andata tre anni di seguito per il Carnevale, una volta ho preso coraggio e mi sono fatta fotografare con il Pierrot francese, perfetto nella sua maschera bianca senza lustrini e con in mano una rosa rossa. Ho poggiato la testa sulla sua spalla, lui ha messo il braccio intorno alla mia; la malinconica felicità che sempre mi pervade ha percorso tutte le mie vie interne e si è trasmessa a lui, ho avvertito la pressione dolce della sua mano: ci siamo riconosciuti senza parlare.
Così non ho resistito alla maschera di Pierrot, l'ho acquistata da una giovane artista veneziana. Finora, benché siano passati almeno tre anni, non avevo trovato per lei la collocazione giusta per uno Still life.
Ieri però è venuto Narciso a bussare alla mia porta, con il suo profumo dolce e penetrante; nárk è la radice greca del nome, “che dà sopore”, come un narcotico. Dunque Narciso, il giovane bellissimo che sosta davanti allo specchio d'acqua ipnotizzato dalla sua bellezza, precipitando affogherà causando la dissolvenza della sua stessa immagine.
Al di là delle connotazioni negative che sono state date al termine narcisismo che pure hanno un ben preciso fondamento, in questa sede io vorrei solo ricordare il famoso titolo del romanzo di Cronin “La bellezza non svanirà”. Ma il precipitare di Narciso ci ricorda che tutto è effimero, tutto è destinato a svanire. Ed è per questo che bisogna amare. Decida ognuno di noi cosa. Il sentimento guida, nel cammino che ci hanno assegnato decretando la nostra origine, deve essere innanzi tutto l'amore per noi stessi (ma "con misura”come era scritto sul frontone del tempio di Apollo a Delfi, non come Narciso che non riesce a vedere altro che se stesso), altrimenti non saremo in grado di amare “l'altro”, se non siamo in contatto con i nostri più profondi aneliti l'amore verso gli altri sarà solo questione di possesso. Amore per la vita, per questa fragilissima cosa che ci è stata consegnata come un filo rosso che attraversa le generazioni; è abbastanza recente la certezza, grazie alla ricerca genetica, che in noi ci sono tracce di Neanderthal. Di antenato in antenato potremmo risalire fino alle remote regioni dell'Africa dove i primi ominidi decisero di mettersi in cammino, per fame probabilmente. Peccato che sprechiamo più dei due terzi della vita per arrivare a questa consapevolezza. Avremmo potuto godere di più, giocare di più, amare di più. Pierrot lunaire è il poeta di questo sentimento di precarietà e bellezza. Narciso sta a ricordarci che possiamo perdere tutto da un momento all'altro, basta vacillare sull'orlo dello stagno, perdere l'equilibrio può essere questione di un attimo...
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de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neanderthal_Museum
Das Neanderthal Museum ist ein Museum im Neandertal bei Mettmann. Es behandelt die Ur- und Frühgeschichte der Menschheit sowie die nach dem Fundort des Fossils Neandertal 1 benannten Neandertaler. Wikipedia
another senseless massacre...soon to be followed once again by meaningless "thoughts and prayers" by our cowardly elected representatives. and our pompous liar buffoon of a president who does not have the courage to stand up to the neanderthal rifle association and say "I am mad as hell and i am not going to take this anymore"
VOTE! RESIST! IMPEACH!
Shot on February 1, Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) will reach its closest point to Earth. It’ll sweep 27 million miles away (that’s 44 million km, or 0.29 AU). At that point, it’ll still be more than 100 times the moon’s distance away.
The last time this comet passed near the sun was 50,000 years ago, when Neanderthals walked the Earth.
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Infiesto es una villa del concejo de Piloña, Asturias, capital del mismo. Pertenece a la parroquia de San Antonio y su población es de 2.139 habitantes. En las proximidades de la villa se encuentra el santuario de la Virgen de la Cueva, Cuenta también con un espacio protegido, la Sierra del Sueve. Próxima a esta sierra se haya la Cueva del Sidrón, donde se han hallado fósiles con rasgos característicos del hombre de Neandertal Infiesto is a town of the council of Piloña, Asturias, capital of the same. It belongs to the parish of San Antonio and its population is of 2.139 inhabitants. In the vicinity of the villa is the sanctuary of the Virgin of the Cave, also has a protected area, the Sierra del Sueve. Next to this mountain there is the Cueva del Sidrón, where fossils with characteristic features of the Neanderthal man
Well before the Neanderthals and Home Sapiens had evolved, the Buchan Caves are 300 to 400 million years old. A visit takes you to another time period, a mind blowing (and claustrophobic) experience. Located at East Gippsland in Victoria, Australia.
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Denbighshire has the distinction of being the oldest known inhabited part of Wales. Pontnewydd (Bontnewydd-Llanelwy) Palaeolithic site has remains of Neanderthals from 225,000 years ago.
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Well before the Neanderthals and Home Sapiens had evolved, the Buchan Caves are 300 to 400 million years old. A visit takes you to another time period, a mind blowing (and claustrophobic) experience. Located at East Gippsland in Victoria, Australia.
A visit to la Roque St Christophe takes you back 50,000 years to the Neanderthals when men dwelled in cave shelters high in the limestone cliffs. Later during medieval times it was turned into a troglodyte town and fort. The caves were occupied by Cro Magnon man and remained occupied until as late as the Renaissance period. The site is a short drive from the UNESCO Lascaux cave paintings (17000 BC) which were discovered accidentally by teenagers in 1940 and continue to lure tourists to the area.
Regiobahn heeft in 2020 alle 17 treinstellen van type Integral, overgenomen van de Bayerische Oberlandbahn (BOB). Sinds maart 2022 worden alle diensten gereden door de Integral.
Op 6 mei 2022 reed VT102 de dienst Kaarster See - Wüppertal Hbf, en reed hierbij door de koolzaadvelden net buiten Mettmann Stadtbahn, bij Groß Drinhausen, 11:08 uur. Foto: Jeroen Doedel
In 2020, Regiobahn acquired all 17 integral trainsets from the Bayerische Oberlandbahn (BOB). Since March 2022, all services are driven by the Integral.
On 6 May 2022, VT102 ran the Kaarster See - Wüppertal Hbf service, driving through the rapeseed fields just outside Mettmann Stadtbahn, near Groß Drinhausen, at 11:08 a.m. Photo: Jeroen Doedel
Diesellocomotief 221 147 van Deutsche Bundesbahn is los uit Oberhausen gekomen om in station Neanderthal een kalktrein op te halen. De Akkutrieb-combinatie 815 778 en 515 616 (Bw Mönchengladbach) is op weg naar Düsseldorf; 15 oktober 1986.
"Überbevölkerung"
Detailaufnahme eines Schaukastens im Neandertaler Museum in Mettmann.
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Detail image of a showcase in the Neanderthal Museum in Mettmann/Germany.
Neandertal, Mettmann
Das Neandertal erhält einen Aussichtsturm; Der zweiundzwanzig Meter hohe, barrierefrei zu erklimmende Turm trägt eine dem Schädeldeckel des Neanderthalers nachempfundene “Kuppel“, unter welcher sich gleichzeitig eine Besucherplattform befindet.
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This fungus is growing at about eye level and is very big. Judging by the fissures, spider webs, moss and other fungus growing on top, it must be quite old.
Regiobahn heeft in 2020 alle 17 treinstellen van type Integral, overgenomen van de Bayerische Oberlandbahn (BOB). De vloot Talent-treinstellen van Regiobahn worden op den duur vervangen door de Integral-treinstellen.
Op 28 december 2020 werd een dagje eropuit getrokken om de opvallende treinstellen op diverse plekken te fotografen. Het treinstel is een echt geval, mooi van lelijkheid.
Regiobahn VT114 (nog volledig uitgevoerd in BOB huisstijl) als S28 van Kaarster See naar Wuppertal Hbf, passeert het verlaten seinhuis bij Neanderthal (bekend van de vindplaats van de oermens).
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EN: In addition to cave bears, hyenas and other animals, the cave was inhabited by Neanderthals 100,000 years ago, as well as younger cultures (Neolithic, Bronze Age). The cave is passable and you can walk to the other side of the hill through a narrow exit
CZ: Jeskyně "Švédův stůl". Kromě jeskynních medvědů, hyen a dalších zvířat jeskyni před 100 000 lety obývali neandertálci i mladší kultury (neolit, doba bronzová). Jeskyně je průchozí a úzkým východem můžete dojít na druhou stranu kopce.
Mettmann / North Rhine-Westphalia / Germany
Album of Germany (the west - Bergisches Land): www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157719512...
Integral VT108 van Regiobahn passeert de voormalige oostelijke post van Neanderthal. Het treinstel is als S28 op weg van Wuppertal naar Kaarst; 21 juli 2021.
Down in the "boat house".
Ropes come in many sizes, lengths and materials.
The use of ropes for hunting, pulling, fastening, attaching, carrying, lifting, and climbing dates back to prehistoric times. It is likely that the earliest "ropes" were naturally occurring lengths of plant fibre, such as vines, followed soon by the first attempts at twisting and braiding these strands together to form the first proper ropes in the modern sense of the word. The earliest evidence of suspected rope is a very small fragment of three-ply cord from a Neanderthal site dated 50,000 years ago
Der Übergabezug 66658 von Dornap-Hahnenfurth nach Düsseldorf-Derendorf war an vielen Nachmittagen in den 1980ern und 1990ern nach getaner Arbeit eines meiner begehrten Fotoziele. Nach erfolgter Rangiertätigkeit in Mettmann, unter anderem zur Bedienung des örtlichen Schrotthändlers, ging es dort meist pünktlich gegen 18 Uhr weiter. So auch an diesem Sommertag des Jahres 1989, als die frisch "neurote" 290 399 den Bahnhof Neanderthal durchfährt.
Magdalena Abakanowicz
This is the view from Roque Saint-Christophe over the Vézère Valley in the Dordogne region of France, near the town of Montignac-Lascaux. Europe, France
Sometimes, I feel like people don't really take photographs of cats seriously but I delight in each one. Cats have a very special meaning for me because I grew up with them and, as I am an only child, they always kept me from being lonely.
When I reached 13, cats were the main reason I went vegetarian. I felt like it was wrong to discriminate in any way against human beings so why should it be any different with animals? I looked at my cats, who I loved dearly and couldn't imagine anyone hurting so why would I cause pain and suffering to a cow? a lamb? a pig?
Perhaps as neanderthals, we had this instinct to kill for food. Otherwise, I can't understand how anyone would look at an animal in its glorious innocent state and say, "Yeah, I'm going to put that in my mouth!" But now that we don't need to kill to survive, it behooves us to be kinder and it's also way more sound environmentally. Methane gas in particular is a major contributor to global warming. We should be spending the land used for grazing animals on planting.
www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/sep/29/methane-emiss...
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