This is a portrait of Ainu man from Hokkaido Island, #Japan. The Ainu People, indigenous to northern Japan and parts of Siberia, are known for their rich culture and traditions.
This image is part of the World in Faces photo project by Alexander Khimushin.
#WeAreIndigenous
Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.
Discovered beneath the rubble; bronze from a time of struggle.
The late Bronze Age/Iron Age cauldron from the Sompting Hoard (now displayed in @wtmworthing) was discovered with 17 axes in 1946.
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A very large anti-racist crowd in #Brighton. On the A23 entering here, the Patcham Pylons inscription hails guests and then says:
“If friend we greet thee hand and heart. If stranger no longer be. If foe our love shall conquer thee.”
That spirit proven a thousand-fold tonight.
@DSAArchaeology 14. Proving the absence of archaeology in a section is a large part of any dig. It's not sexy. It's not exciting. But it is evidence, and it is science.
Apropos of nothing, Clacton is the only British location to have given a name solely to a Palaeolithic technology. It also preserved the world's oldest wooden spear. Dated to 420,000 yrs ago when Britain had multiple cultures & freedom of movement dictated only by sea level rise.