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Tonight, I am going to give a short twitter discussion on why the Neolithic dresses may not really be correctly depicted.
Also, an alternative interpretation of a Neolithic dress...
Join me me tonight and let me know what you think
img:CC BY-SA 3.0, Trento Science Museum+wiki
Also, an alternative interpretation of a Neolithic dress...
Join me me tonight and let me know what you think
img:CC BY-SA 3.0, Trento Science Museum+wiki
Wow, this really got a lot of attention. I hope my little Twitter presentation measures up to everyone's enthusiasm lol
Okay, let's start...
I'll space these 16 tweets out about 2-4 min apart so Twitter doesn't get excited.
Sorry for the brevity, but twitter doesn't have much room for detail. I can answer any questions you have separately.
[THREAD START]
I'll space these 16 tweets out about 2-4 min apart so Twitter doesn't get excited.
Sorry for the brevity, but twitter doesn't have much room for detail. I can answer any questions you have separately.
[THREAD START]
European Neolithic clothing has long been a fascination of mine. I was rather dismayed to learn that while we know what materials/techniques they used, nearly none of it survived & little is actually know of how it looked. [Thread 1of16] img:CC BY-SA 3.0, Trento SciMuseum
![European Neolithic clothing has long been a fascination of mine. I was rather dismayed to learn that while we know what materials/techniques they used, nearly none of it survived & little is actually know of how it looked. [Thread 1of16] img:CC BY-SA 3.0, Trento SciMuseum](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EU9V8rpXYAE1dW0.jpg "European Neolithic clothing has long been a fascination of mine. I was rather dismayed to learn that while we know what materials/techniques they used, nearly none of it survived & little is actually know of how it looked. [Thread 1of16] img:CC BY-SA 3.0, Trento SciMuseum")
