10,000-year-old crayon discovery points to ‘colorful’ Mesolithic life
The crayon exposed a sharpened end. (Credit: Paul Shields/University of York) It looks much like a worn-out crayon you ‘d discover at the bottom of a kid’s art box, however this one has an essential distinction: it’s 10,000 years of ages. Archaeologists discovered the ancient ochre crayon, utilized to make use of animal skins or…
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