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Small Stone Cist, from Hastings Hill Bronze Age Barrow, Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens, Sunderland
This cist burial is of an 18 month old child. The bones show that it suffered from rickets, a condition caused mainly by malnutrition. This led to weakened and crooked bones.
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fake screencaps are fun i should make more of these lol
WIP!
So, I heard this cover of Zombie recently and brain decided I needed to make an Animatic of Neith and Venus with this
BUT ALSO THIS IS SO FUCKING HARD
it’s that “how do I look mei mei” thingy !!! But in comic !!! And for jazzy !!!
This is mental prep for neith’s fate
I hope you’re sad @toonjazzy
REDOING THE CHRONICLES IN SPACETIME MASTERPOST BECAUSE I MESSED UP LAST TIME
still don't know how you delete images on mobile, will never forget chert baby
Chronicles in Spacetime (or CIST as I usually abbreviate it) is a story that takes place across all of time and space, hence the name. It follows the adventures of a young Timelord by the name of Gilligan, who travels across the cosmos in a salvaged TARDIS. During his journeys, he learns more and more about the Time War that ripped his life apart, as well as more about himself.
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"Whencesoever they came, the men of the British bronze [age] race were richly endowed, physically. They were, as a rule, tall and stalwart; their brains were large; and their features, if somewhat harsh and coarse, must have been manly and even commanding." John Beddoe, The Races of Britain: A Contribution to the Anthropology of Western Europe (1885). These pictures are a selection of Bell Beaker folk Bronze Age artefacts at the Kelingrove museum in Glasgow. 1. A bronze age skull of a Beaker folk male whose cause of death seems pretty obvious. 2. Bronze weapons including an axe so tiny it can't possibly have been used for anything but some kind of ceremony. 3. Gold jewellery. 4. Cup and ring marks carved in stone. 5. Funerary urns. 6. A tiny urn for a child? 7. I am pointing at one of four stone slabs that formed the cist for a high status male burial. The zig zag engraving resembles other early Indo-European art seen on pottery. 8. An actual bell beaker for drinking rituals. 9. A woman's necklace made from jet. #indoeuropean #bellbeaker #bronzeage #scottishbronzeage #scottishhistory #ancientscotland #ancientbritain #bronzeagebritain #beakerpeople #beakerfolk #cist #burialmound #cremation #archaeology #kelvingrove (at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUSlxmTtPiW/?utm_medium=tumblr
The Alby Cist
This megalithic grave was constructed at the end of the neolithic period for central Sweden, approx around 1800 BCE. it's a rare sight in central Sweden when the majority of the megalith graves are located in the western and southern parts of the country. Several burials have been executed here and at the time of the discovery the remains of at least three individuals was confirmed to have been buried both by dehumation (skeletal grave) and cremation burial. The top layer of the filling, (the stone structure was originally covered) also contained the burnt remains of an infant.
Those who remain
Somewhat conceptual image of a nearby "Hällkista", also known as Cist in English. A cist is basically a family grave made with slabs of stone (Hällkista literally means stone chest/coffin) from the stone age. This particular cist has been destroyed when getting dug out during the 40's-60's sometime, so all that's left is a few main supporting stones.
The concept of this image is mostly related to death, since it is pretty much everywhere in this photograph. The tree is dry and leafless since long ago, the soil is full of limestone and slate rendering it infertile, the grave itself has been ravaged and its content has been put into local displays or simply thrown away.
