#Bats of europe
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loveisinthebat · 11 months ago
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Eyes full of Hope
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timmurleyart · 2 years ago
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Bubblegum bat. 🟣🔴🦇🟠(Mixed media on paper)🍬
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non-beanary · 2 years ago
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Unhoused people are like bats.
For every 1 you can see, there are another 9-15 you don't.
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mapsontheweb · 10 months ago
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"Bat" Literally Translated into English in European Languages
by u/cavedave
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fuckitandmovetobritain · 7 days ago
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Phillimore Gardens, Holland Park, West London, W8
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snototter · 1 year ago
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A pair of lesser horseshoe bats (Rhinolophus hipposideros) hanging out in Mafra, Portugal
by Armando Caldas
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blueiscoool · 1 year ago
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6,000-Year-Old Sandals Found in a Spanish Cave are Europe’s Oldest Shoes
New analysis has identified the oldest shoes ever discovered in Europe, according to a study published this week in the journal Science Advances.
The 22 woven sandals date from 6,000 years ago, radiocarbon analysis found in the study led by researchers at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and Alcalá University in Spain.
The ancient footwear, along with Mesolithic baskets and other tools, was first discovered back in 1857, when a cave in southern Spain was looted by miners. However, when the artifacts were first dated, in the 1970s, they were identified as being about 1,000 years more recent than this latest analysis found.
The very dry conditions within the cave were ideal for preserving perishable materials, the researchers said, and allowed the preservation of a prehistoric burial site complete with partially mummified corpses, accompanied by baskets, wooden tools, sandals and other goods.
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The objects are “the oldest and best-preserved set of plant fiber materials in southern Europe so far known,” María Herrero Otal, one of the study’s authors, said in a statement, adding that they demonstrate “the ability of prehistoric communities to master this type of craftsmanship.”
When Spanish archaeologist Manuel de Góngora y Martínez visited the cave in 1867, 10 years after the looting, he gathered the remaining artifacts, including the sandals, and gave them to museums in Madrid and Granada, where they have been studied by researchers, the study added.
The sandals were made of grasses as well as other materials, including leather, lime and ramie bast, a type of natural fiber.
Using the descriptions provided by Góngora, the study hypothesizes that the bodies were buried wearing the sandals.
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Some sandals had clear signs of wear, while others appeared never to have been worn, suggesting that some people had clothing made especially for their burial.
The researchers also studied several baskets and other wooden artifacts in the collection. These objects “open up groundbreaking perspectives on the complexity of Early-Middle Holocene populations in Europe,” they said, adding that most knowledge of past societies is drawn from durable artifacts rather than perishable ones such as baskets. The Holocene is the current geological epoch, which began 11,700 years ago.
Both the baskets and sandals suggest that the makers had an extended knowledge of the plant resources in the local environment as well as a high level of expertise, the researchers noted.
“The quality and technological complexity of the basketry makes us question the simplistic assumptions we have about human communities prior to the arrival of agriculture in southern Europe,” Francisco Martínez Sevilla, one of the study’s authors, said in a statement.
The study also found that the objects were deposited at the site at two very different times during the Early and Middle Holocene eras. The first phase was related to the Early Holocene hunter-gatherer populations, and the second phase to Middle Holocene farmers, researchers said.
By Issy Ronald.
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svampira · 3 months ago
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friendship ending vacations real cause we didnt even fight i just came home and realised i do naut like this bitch
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pendraegon · 1 year ago
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while it is true that 9/11 played a role in mcr's conception and that isn't anything that is contestable.. you know what's truly ghoulish? seeing 9/11 jokes as if making edgy jokes + memes around an incident (i will also say that some of us never made these jokes/memes because our brains were never that fucking rotted) that TO THIS DAY has intense islamophobic and racist ramifications and acts of violence against large groups of people in the united states, but also seeing fucking mcr 9/11 jokes... it's no secret that bandom circles have always had a rampant problem with racism but you guys really are showing your true fucking colors huh.
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loveisinthebat · 1 month ago
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Special Loaf
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timmurleyart · 2 years ago
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Bar du Rex. 🦇🍺(Mixed media on canvas)🍷
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dieletztepanzerhexe · 2 years ago
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sonnettohara · 11 months ago
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GOTHAM MAY GET TIERNA TOO
I SAW WTF IS HAPPENING @ THE BATS RN !!
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toyoll · 2 years ago
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Barbastella Barbastellus
Working through my backlog and needed to take a break. Sometimes it helps to swap drawings when diggin' for inspiration. So! Have a piece based on one particular bat I've been obsessing over. The western barbastelle is just so beautiful, it's face looks like a Venetian mask!
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(So darling!~)
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mapsontheweb · 8 months ago
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How do you call the flying mouse?
by u/Shevek99
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anders-hawke · 2 years ago
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why do you guys all have bats in houses where you live you can’t all possibly be in ireland
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