£17.95
A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Also available in other styles and...
£17.95
This great chalk hill carving is justly famous, an emblem of the southern English landscape. It dates to the very early Iron Age or even late Bronze age; since it become overgrown quite quickly unless "scoured" by the people of the local villages, it is...
£17.95
A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Also available in other styles and...
£15.95
A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Printed in subtle flinty colours...
£17.95
Sediment analysis in 2021 has confirmed that this mighty chalk figure dates from the early medieval period. It was emasculated in the 1840s for reasons of taste and decency (acquiring a navel) but was restored in the 1920s. 100% cotton.Green t-shirt, printed in white. Care:...
£17.95
A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Printed in subtle flinty colours...
£12.99
A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Also available as various styles of t-shirt....
£13.99
This 800-piece jigsaw replicates the shape of the Rosetta Stone, creating a unique challenge for jigsaw lovers.The Rosetta stone was discovered in 1799 by French soldiers in the village of el-Rashid (Rosetta), in the western delta of the River Nile. By this time all knowledge...
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Adapted from a drawing of lower paleolithic hand-axes, or Acheulian bifacial tools, found at Upper Boyn Hill Terrace, Burnham Beeches, Buckinghamshire. From the Wellcome Collection. Printed on acid free paper.Measurements: 17 cm x 12 cm.Comes with 120gsm recycled envelope.Blank inside.
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The Eurasian Wild Boar was a symbol of strength and boldness (among other things) all over the Indo-European world, and was particularly revered by the Celts. The image used here is based on a Pictish carving from the 7th century found on a stone in Invernesshire....
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We’ve adapted this 1944 diagram that shows Evolution Emerging and the triumphant Procession of the Vertebrates. The original design was by D.F. Levett Bradley. The notebook features an elasticated pen holder at the side, a black ribbon pager marker, and a handy elastic closure/page holder. FSC certified...
£12.95
A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Also available in other styles and...
£11.99
1300BCE. The Valley of the Kings. You've fallen into the shaft of a long-forgotten tomb where Egyptian gods are guarding a mummified Pharaoh. Stay calm, use your wits (and the Eye of Horus wheel on the front of the book) and try to make your...
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A collection of illustrations of paleolithic flint hand tools are printed onto this t-shirt - hand axes, scrapers and points. These remarkable and versatile tools were used for a huge variety of tasks including cutting wood, scraping hides and butchering. Printed in subtle flinty colours...
£12.99
Built by the Shona between the 11th and 15th centuries, the walled city of Great Zimbabwe was the capital of the region, with trade links to Arabia and even China. As it prospered, the city grew as an accretion of distinctive curved dry-stone walls which...
