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The Cucuteni-Trypillia culture was a Chalcolithic society that flourished between about 5000 and 3000 BC in Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine. Their most astounding innovation is the vast settlements they constructed, with thousands of large houses covering up to 450 hectares, with estimated populations of up to 46,000 residents. Even larger than the first cities of Sumer in Mesopotamia. | Dan Davis - Author

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Around 7000 years ago, the Linear Pottery culture flourished in the heart of Neolithic Europe. Their most awe-inspiring innovation was the colossal timber longhouses they built; the biggest of them were the largest structures humanity had ever erected. These longhouses could be 50 meters or 160 feet long, housing entire extended families, their livestock, and stores of grain under a single, massive roof. Precisely built using enormous structural timbers - and walls of split logs and wattle and d

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Five thousand years ago, as the Neolithic farmers of Europe spread into almost every corner of the continent, there remained a society of hunter-fisher-foragers holding out in the north; the Pitted Ware culture. But the hunter gatherers could not hold out forever and by 2300 BC, the last of the Pitted Ware culture had been extinguished. Art by @ancienteuropeans2 | Dan Davis - Author

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The Mold Cape from north Wales dates to c. 1900 - 1600 BC. The cape was expertly hammered out of a single ingot of gold. This stunning, unique artefact shows Bronze Age Britain was a wealthy and sophisticated society. Reconstruction by @ancienteuropeans2 | Dan Davis - Author

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This tiny ivory carving of a woman's face is around 26,000 years old. From the Pavlovian group of the Gravettian culture, it was found at Dolní Věstonice, Moravia, Czech Republic. The carving matches the remains of a nearby woman who had a very special burial... And so some believe it is the oldest known portrait of a specific person. | Dan Davis - Author

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Who Were Europe's First Farmers? After about 7000 BC, farming in Europe began in the Aegean, after spreading from Anatolia, and then spread across Europe in two main waves. One across the Mediterranean coasts all the way to Iberia. The other through the Balkans and into Central Europe. This was a new way of life, where people grew domesticated crops and raised livestock. Find out more on Dan Davis History. #archeology #history | Dan Davis - Author

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In Central Asia, 3500 BC lived sedentary hunter-gatherers who specialised in the hunting of horses. It’s also possible that they domesticated horses here, keeping them in corrals in their villages, for their milk and meat. They might even have ridden these horses and used them for hunting the wild horse populations. #history #archeology #horses #horsesofinstagram #horsestagram #kazakhstan #kazakh | Dan Davis - Author

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