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  1. Kit's Coty
    Built nearly 6000 years ago at the beginning of the Neolithic period, the dolmen, constructed of local sarsen stones, once stood at the end of an irregular-shaped 84m long mound bordered by shallow ditches, and was probably used for burials.
    Antiquarian William Lambarde believed it to be the burial site of Catigern, the son of the king of a tribe of Britons, supposedly killed in battle by Saxons in 455 CE
    #KitsCotyHouse #kitscoty #neolithic #dolmen #Aylesford #burialchamber #history

  2. Kit's Coty
    Built nearly 6000 years ago at the beginning of the Neolithic period, the dolmen, constructed of local sarsen stones, once stood at the end of an irregular-shaped 84m long mound bordered by shallow ditches, and was probably used for burials.
    Antiquarian William Lambarde believed it to be the burial site of Catigern, the son of the king of a tribe of Britons, supposedly killed in battle by Saxons in 455 CE
    #KitsCotyHouse #kitscoty #neolithic #dolmen #Aylesford #burialchamber #history

  3. Kit's Coty
    Built nearly 6000 years ago at the beginning of the Neolithic period, the dolmen, constructed of local sarsen stones, once stood at the end of an irregular-shaped 84m long mound bordered by shallow ditches, and was probably used for burials.
    Antiquarian William Lambarde believed it to be the burial site of Catigern, the son of the king of a tribe of Britons, supposedly killed in battle by Saxons in 455 CE
    #KitsCotyHouse #kitscoty #neolithic #dolmen #Aylesford #burialchamber #history

  4. Kit's Coty
    Built nearly 6000 years ago at the beginning of the Neolithic period, the dolmen, constructed of local sarsen stones, once stood at the end of an irregular-shaped 84m long mound bordered by shallow ditches, and was probably used for burials.
    Antiquarian William Lambarde believed it to be the burial site of Catigern, the son of the king of a tribe of Britons, supposedly killed in battle by Saxons in 455 CE
    #KitsCotyHouse #kitscoty #neolithic #dolmen #Aylesford #burialchamber #history

  5. Kit's Coty
    Built nearly 6000 years ago at the beginning of the Neolithic period, the dolmen, constructed of local sarsen stones, once stood at the end of an irregular-shaped 84m long mound bordered by shallow ditches, and was probably used for burials.
    Antiquarian William Lambarde believed it to be the burial site of Catigern, the son of the king of a tribe of Britons, supposedly killed in battle by Saxons in 455 CE
    #KitsCotyHouse #kitscoty #neolithic #dolmen #Aylesford #burialchamber #history

  6. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    dailysabah.com/life/turkiye-to

  7. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    dailysabah.com/life/turkiye-to

  8. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    dailysabah.com/life/turkiye-to

  9. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    dailysabah.com/life/turkiye-to

  10. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    dailysabah.com/life/turkiye-to

  11. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    🏺 www.dailysabah.com/life/turkiye...

    Türkiye to turn Neolithic Sayb...

  12. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    🏺 www.dailysabah.com/life/turkiye...

    Türkiye to turn Neolithic Sayb...

  13. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    🏺 www.dailysabah.com/life/turkiye...

    Türkiye to turn Neolithic Sayb...

  14. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    🏺 www.dailysabah.com/life/turkiye...

    Türkiye to turn Neolithic Sayb...

  15. #Türkiye plans to turn the early #Neolithic settlement of #Sayburç, on of the so-called #TasTepeler sites, into an open-air #museum after archaeologists uncovered about 70 structures across a 2,700-square-meter area:

    🏺 www.dailysabah.com/life/turkiye...

    Türkiye to turn Neolithic Sayb...

  16. Giraffe and Bovine Petroglyphs, Neolithic Period (c. 8000 BP), Wadi Mathendous, Libya.
    @archaeologyart #globalmuseum #Neolithic #archaeology #animals

  17. Giraffe and Bovine Petroglyphs, Neolithic Period (c. 8000 BP), Wadi Mathendous, Libya.
    @archaeologyart #globalmuseum #Neolithic #archaeology #animals

  18. Giraffe and Bovine Petroglyphs, Neolithic Period (c. 8000 BP), Wadi Mathendous, Libya.
    @archaeologyart #globalmuseum #Neolithic #archaeology #animals

  19. Giraffe and Bovine Petroglyphs, Neolithic Period (c. 8000 BP), Wadi Mathendous, Libya.
    @archaeologyart #globalmuseum #Neolithic #archaeology #animals

  20. Giraffe and Bovine Petroglyphs, Neolithic Period (c. 8000 BP), Wadi Mathendous, Libya.
    @archaeologyart #globalmuseum #Neolithic #archaeology #animals

  21. For #StandingStoneSunday here’s one of the lovely stones at #Avebury - this shot was taken early last November. Always a pleasure to visit there and walk around the circle. #neolithic

  22. For #StandingStoneSunday here’s one of the lovely stones at #Avebury - this shot was taken early last November. Always a pleasure to visit there and walk around the circle. #neolithic

  23. For #StandingStoneSunday here’s one of the lovely stones at #Avebury - this shot was taken early last November. Always a pleasure to visit there and walk around the circle. #neolithic

  24. For #StandingStoneSunday here’s one of the lovely stones at #Avebury - this shot was taken early last November. Always a pleasure to visit there and walk around the circle. #neolithic

  25. For #StandingStoneSunday here’s one of the lovely stones at #Avebury - this shot was taken early last November. Always a pleasure to visit there and walk around the circle. #neolithic

  26. 6,000-year-old burial mound in Germany yields new clues to its lost central tomb

    Archaeologists working at Kapellenberg near Hofheim am Taunus, Germany, have uncovered new evidence pointing to the central tomb of a massive burial mound built about 6,000 years ago. The latest excavation season has revealed part of what looks like a stone-lined burial structure...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

  27. 6,000-year-old burial mound in Germany yields new clues to its lost central tomb

    Archaeologists working at Kapellenberg near Hofheim am Taunus, Germany, have uncovered new evidence pointing to the central tomb of a massive burial mound built about 6,000 years ago. The latest excavation season has revealed part of what looks like a stone-lined burial structure...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #anthropology #neolithic

  28. 6,000-year-old burial mound in Germany yields new clues to its lost central tomb

    Archaeologists working at Kapellenberg near Hofheim am Taunus, Germany, have uncovered new evidence pointing to the central tomb of a massive burial mound built about 6,000 years ago. The latest excavation season has revealed part of what looks like a stone-lined burial structure...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #anthropology #neolithic

  29. 6,000-year-old burial mound in Germany yields new clues to its lost central tomb

    Archaeologists working at Kapellenberg near Hofheim am Taunus, Germany, have uncovered new evidence pointing to the central tomb of a massive burial mound built about 6,000 years ago. The latest excavation season has revealed part of what looks like a stone-lined burial structure...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #anthropology #neolithic

  30. 6,000-year-old burial mound in Germany yields new clues to its lost central tomb

    Archaeologists working at Kapellenberg near Hofheim am Taunus, Germany, have uncovered new evidence pointing to the central tomb of a massive burial mound built about 6,000 years ago. The latest excavation season has revealed part of what looks like a stone-lined burial structure...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #anthropology #neolithic

  31. Visiting the late #neolithic standing stones "The devil's arrows" I couldn't help notice the signs had been printed with what I can only guess is the thumbnail of the town crest. Rather appreciate the #imperfection and #8bit aesthetic.

  32. Visiting the late #neolithic standing stones "The devil's arrows" I couldn't help notice the signs had been printed with what I can only guess is the thumbnail of the town crest. Rather appreciate the #imperfection and #8bit aesthetic.

  33. Visiting the late #neolithic standing stones "The devil's arrows" I couldn't help notice the signs had been printed with what I can only guess is the thumbnail of the town crest. Rather appreciate the #imperfection and #8bit aesthetic.

  34. Visiting the late #neolithic standing stones "The devil's arrows" I couldn't help notice the signs had been printed with what I can only guess is the thumbnail of the town crest. Rather appreciate the #imperfection and #8bit aesthetic.

  35. Visiting the late #neolithic standing stones "The devil's arrows" I couldn't help notice the signs had been printed with what I can only guess is the thumbnail of the town crest. Rather appreciate the #imperfection and #8bit aesthetic.

  36. Jarra de la fase Machang (2300-2000 a.C.) de la cultura Majiayao, que vivían en torno al nacimiento del río Amarillo. En los clanes matrilineales, el patrón de ranas que presenta se ha asociado con la fertilidad, la abundancia y la renovación, un tema común en la alfarería Majiayao. 🏛️MET #neolitico #neolithic #china

  37. Jarra de la fase Machang (2300-2000 a.C.) de la cultura Majiayao, que vivían en torno al nacimiento del río Amarillo. En los clanes matrilineales, el patrón de ranas que presenta se ha asociado con la fertilidad, la abundancia y la renovación, un tema común en la alfarería Majiayao. 🏛️MET #neolitico #neolithic #china

  38. Jarra de la fase Machang (2300-2000 a.C.) de la cultura Majiayao, que vivían en torno al nacimiento del río Amarillo. En los clanes matrilineales, el patrón de ranas que presenta se ha asociado con la fertilidad, la abundancia y la renovación, un tema común en la alfarería Majiayao. 🏛️MET #neolitico #neolithic #china

  39. Jarra de la fase Machang (2300-2000 a.C.) de la cultura Majiayao, que vivían en torno al nacimiento del río Amarillo. En los clanes matrilineales, el patrón de ranas que presenta se ha asociado con la fertilidad, la abundancia y la renovación, un tema común en la alfarería Majiayao. 🏛️MET #neolitico #neolithic #china

  40. Jarra de la fase Machang (2300-2000 a.C.) de la cultura Majiayao, que vivían en torno al nacimiento del río Amarillo. En los clanes matrilineales, el patrón de ranas que presenta se ha asociado con la fertilidad, la abundancia y la renovación, un tema común en la alfarería Majiayao. 🏛️MET #neolitico #neolithic #china

  41. Brittany Neolithic mounds may hide human-shaped stones at the mysterious Coëby cemetery

    Hidden stone structures inside two giant Neolithic burial mounds in western France point to a rare type of prehistoric monument, according to a new study. The research focused on two long earthen barrows in the Coëby cemetery near Trédion in Brittany. The site holds many stone monuments and burial...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

  42. Brittany Neolithic mounds may hide human-shaped stones at the mysterious Coëby cemetery

    Hidden stone structures inside two giant Neolithic burial mounds in western France point to a rare type of prehistoric monument, according to a new study. The research focused on two long earthen barrows in the Coëby cemetery near Trédion in Brittany. The site holds many stone monuments and burial...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #neolithic #anthropology

  43. Brittany Neolithic mounds may hide human-shaped stones at the mysterious Coëby cemetery

    Hidden stone structures inside two giant Neolithic burial mounds in western France point to a rare type of prehistoric monument, according to a new study. The research focused on two long earthen barrows in the Coëby cemetery near Trédion in Brittany. The site holds many stone monuments and burial...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #neolithic #anthropology

  44. Brittany Neolithic mounds may hide human-shaped stones at the mysterious Coëby cemetery

    Hidden stone structures inside two giant Neolithic burial mounds in western France point to a rare type of prehistoric monument, according to a new study. The research focused on two long earthen barrows in the Coëby cemetery near Trédion in Brittany. The site holds many stone monuments and burial...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #neolithic #anthropology

  45. Brittany Neolithic mounds may hide human-shaped stones at the mysterious Coëby cemetery

    Hidden stone structures inside two giant Neolithic burial mounds in western France point to a rare type of prehistoric monument, according to a new study. The research focused on two long earthen barrows in the Coëby cemetery near Trédion in Brittany. The site holds many stone monuments and burial...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/08/neo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #archeology #neolithic #anthropology

  46. New PNAS study: those “domestic-sized” barley grains from 11,000-year-old Jordan sites weren’t bred bigger. They just grew where it was wetter. Genetic selection came later than we thought. #Archaeobotany #Neolithic #PlantDomestication anthropology.net/p/rain-not-se

  47. New PNAS study: those “domestic-sized” barley grains from 11,000-year-old Jordan sites weren’t bred bigger. They just grew where it was wetter. Genetic selection came later than we thought. #Archaeobotany #Neolithic #PlantDomestication anthropology.net/p/rain-not-se

  48. New PNAS study: those “domestic-sized” barley grains from 11,000-year-old Jordan sites weren’t bred bigger. They just grew where it was wetter. Genetic selection came later than we thought. #Archaeobotany #Neolithic #PlantDomestication anthropology.net/p/rain-not-se

  49. New PNAS study: those “domestic-sized” barley grains from 11,000-year-old Jordan sites weren’t bred bigger. They just grew where it was wetter. Genetic selection came later than we thought. #Archaeobotany #Neolithic #PlantDomestication anthropology.net/p/rain-not-se

  50. New PNAS study: those “domestic-sized” barley grains from 11,000-year-old Jordan sites weren’t bred bigger. They just grew where it was wetter. Genetic selection came later than we thought. #Archaeobotany #Neolithic #PlantDomestication anthropology.net/p/rain-not-se