Pre Dynastic Age Collection
Step back in time to the captivating Pre-Dynastic Age, where ancient wonders and extraordinary creatures roamed the Earth
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Step back in time to the captivating Pre-Dynastic Age, where ancient wonders and extraordinary creatures roamed the Earth. In 1908, an illustration captured the majestic Siberian unicorn, Elasmotherium sibiricum, gracefully traversing a snowy plain. Meanwhile, Palaeolithic mammoth-hunters showcased their engineering prowess as they strategized their kill in a lithograph. Witnesses to Prehistory were transported through time with vivid color lithographs that brought extinct species to life. Funerals in the Age of the Reindeer were depicted in engravings, offering glimpses into ancient burial rituals and honoring those who came before us. The Dolmen des Fades stood proudly in Pepieux (Aude, Minervois, Occitanie), its covered alley known as Palet de Roland or Morrel de las Fadas providing shelter for secrets from bygone eras. This megalithic monument whispered tales of forgotten civilizations. As we delve deeper into this era's rich tapestry of life forms, illustrations unveiled an extinct woolly rhinoceros grazing on vast steppes while a vulnerable tuatara sought solace on a distant shore. A short-beaked echidna diligently foraged for food amidst its prehistoric surroundings. Hesperornis regalis took center stage among these illustrations - an awe-inspiring flightless bird from the Cretaceous period that once ruled the skies but now only exists within our imaginations. The Sivatherium giganteum emerged from dense jungle foliage into a clearing; its colossal presence evoking both fear and fascination. Underneath moonlit skies, Megatherium americanum cast eerie shadows as it wandered through lands long lost to history. These magnificent creatures remind us of our planet's incredible diversity throughout time. In this glimpse into Pre-Dynastic Age illustrations from 1908, we are reminded of how far humanity has come and how much we owe to those who paved the way before us.