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New discoveries from several archaeological sites in North and South America suggest that ancient people first arrived in the New World much
“There was this idea that humans arrived and killed everything off very quickly — what’s called ‘Pleistocene overkill,’” said Daniel Odess, an archaeologist at White Sands National Park in New Mexico. But new discoveries suggest that “humans were existing alongside these animals for at least 10,000 years, without making them go extinct.”
ESO Housing Wishlist: Elsweyr Plants
ALL of the wonderful vined trees.
The gnarly-root-fence ones, the shady ones!
Purple vines.
But also seriously everything from this temple. It's a royal bummer that Vines, Sun-Bronzed Ivy Swath and Vines, Sun-Bronzed Ivy Climber are only available for crowns.
Plus birds as an environmental thing, not pet slots!
This plant. Looks like some cross of Ligularia or Begonia.
These cycads.
Fruit trees. Ones Khajiit can even sit in!
Looks like jackfruit but the tree is totally different.
Plant-ish: simple little wooden planters with only dirt.
Wedding Planter, Octagonal can be turned upside-down and cobbled, yes, but anytime we can get more modular pieces it helps to save on our biggest issue: slots.
Technically not a plant, but this cute vined bridge.
Also not a plant, but it would be so awesome to have glyptodons wandering around in the yard. Just as environmental/creatures (not pet slot, not targets), like the birds above.
And can't forget all of the grasses and giant mossy boulders!
See also:
Grass
Dawnwood wishlist
Plant wishlist
This one really just wants to live in a little wooden house in Black Heights with all the artists and plants.
Something similar to Sleek Creek, 2-story with a garden arrival & water feature, + 700 slots, would be perfect!
(I'd checked out Zhan Khaj Crest on PTS as soon as it was up... but that's a whole other story. It's not for me at this time.)
#eso housing wishlist
Odd Old Mammals: Animals After the Dinosaurs. Written by Richard Armour. Illustrated by Paul Galdone. 1968.
Internet Archive
Ok one more — thoughts on GLYPTODONS aka armor pigs :3c
BIG. PET. BIG. FANTASTIC DESIGN
why did they have to go :(
The Evolution of the Mammals. Written by L. B. Halstead. Illustration by Sergio. 1978.
Internet Archive
Odd Old Mammals: Animals After the Dinosaurs. Written by Richard Armour. Illustrated by Paul Galdone. 1968.
Internet Archive
Smilodons and glyptodons from the Album of Prehistoric Animals, 1974, illustrated by Rod Ruth.
Glyptodon. Written by Rupert Oliver. Illustrated by Bernard Long. Circa 1980s.
