Cycladic seafaring from the palaeolithic to the world's first maritime

Conférence de Colin Renfrew
Cycladic seafaring from the palaeolithic to the world's first maritime
Dans le cadre du colloque Archaeology of the sea, les 21 et 22 mars 2014.

[@northerncaptain855]

Fascinating lecture!

[@arimagoo4687]

Excellent! Learned much here! Thank you , please post more such talks!

[@Kevin-xx8xp]

I love it...!

[@smnwbb]

Fascinating!

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Between the east of England and Europe was a valley and expanse we call Doggerland ... I forget one g or two! A boat was located there, used 10,000 years ago. But now it is on the bottom under water. Only lately is the area explored, that was inundated completely by ocean water in a cataclysm.

[@kiplav6252]

Very good lecture. Thank you.

[@mlola74]

Very interesting lecture

[@aliuyar6365]

Very interesting

[@dp6003]

They were not brought from other islands

[@rodrigomachado5291]

What about the polynesian and micronesian cultures? Anyone know when humans first reached the far paficic?

[@themanwhotsoldtheworld1388]

Boatyard in English Channel 30 miles off coast of Isle of Wight dating back to 8000 BCE

[@dp6003]

Keros was definitely not a Maritime sanctuary