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[keysama]

[horsefigureoftheday]

It's a bit rainy

[clevermanka]

Multi-generational vulture nests hold 700 years of human artifacts

Crossbow bolts, sandals, slingshots, and more.

Among the centuries’ worth of eggshells, prey remains, and natural nesting material, researchers identified 226 objects that were either made or altered by humans. These included weaponry like a crossbow bolt and wooden lance, decorated sheep leather, and parts of a slingshot.  Using carbon dating, the team determined that the items also had a huge age range. For example, a shoe made from twigs and grass is around 675-years-old, while a basket is estimated to have been woven about 150 years ago. Beyond the manufactured relics of our species’ past, archaeologists also catalogued 2,117 bones, 86 hooves, and 43 eggshells. They even located 11 hair remains among the nesting layers. More analysis will provide a look into the surrounding area’s past environment, as well as its various flora and fauna.

[polkadotmotmot]

Chance Cooper - Waking Up In Wonderland, 2022 - Acrylic on Canvas

[nobrashfestivity]

Emmanuel Sougez, Untitled (Flowers in vase), 1930

gelatin silver print embossed photographer’s credit (recto); credited and dated in ink, credited again in pencil and stamped ‘JULIEN LEVY GALLERY/ 602 MADISON AVE/ NEW YORK CITY’ (verso) image/sheet: 13 x 10 in. (33 x 25.4 cm.)

[dominobooks]

Susan Te Kahurangi King

[sandmandaddy69]

Ciruelo Cabral

[jetix]

Yurie Sekiya, 2025

[05bluecrystalfire]

Every time it storms i check the radar to see when it’s hitting my friend who also loves storms . It always hits me first tho i feel like

[polkadotmotmot]

April Werle - Oh, you're back, 2025 - Acrylic and stain on wood panel

[05bluecrystalfire]

period pieces only hahahha it's all ive been able to watch recently but they still never really end up being what i want them to be

does anyone have any recs tho

[05bluecrystalfire]

Just watched maurice it was so good i need to read the book

[05bluecrystalfire]

ive kind of been thinking of trying to get my graphic novella thing published. because 1) i dont want to pay to print this myself and 2) it would be me taking a chance and putting myself out there which im trying to do more. i think also part of me enjoys getting rejected because it affirms my belief that i suck. LOL. so even if i get rejected (extremely likely) ill just feel validated.

but also, im like, if you want to get something published by a small publisher, do they ask you to change stuff about the work??? do they edit it??? im maybe open to a couple light suggestions but for the most part i consider this work finished and have no desire to make any big changes unless of course it's an incredible suggestion

i feel like a new york press would be too competitive. right ????? there's 18 million trillion amazing writers and artists in new york. in no world can i compete with them........

[thunderstruck9]

Kay Harwood (British, 1978), Never Tear Us Apart, 2020. Graphite, carbon, chalk and gouache on paper, 42 × 29 cm.

[horsefigureoftheday]

Horse figure of the day: Craze Cavally "Bella"

[ot3]

haven't seen this going around here recently, but esims for gaza is operating in the red right now! please consider donating or even signing up for an ongoing donation. keeping lines of communication open for gazans continues to be of the utmost importance in terms of both facilitating the distribution of aid and the documentation of Israel's continued war crimes.

[thunderstruck9]

Muirhead Bone (British, 1876-1953), Midnight in Venice, exh. 1932. Coloured chalks, 20 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

[05bluecrystalfire]

period pieces only hahahha it's all ive been able to watch recently but they still never really end up being what i want them to be

does anyone have any recs tho