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Is there evidence of older peopling than Clovis in America?
I have always wondered if there is evidence of older civilizations and if so, where and how old.
u/Little_Egg_965 — 18 hours ago
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Original jewelry pieces from Venezuela (Lago de Valencia) estimated 500 to 800 years old.
the string is the recreation, quartz arrow tip, green jadeite pieces are original.
u/Little_Egg_965 — 1 day ago
Can you identify these pearls? Hint, they are not cultured.
u/Little_Egg_965 — 1 day ago
A tarantula with a 111 carats natural horse conch pearl
A Spider… Worth More Than Gold Itself.
This extraordinary tarantula brooch is crafted in yellow gold, set with over 70 carats of diamonds and sapphires, and crowned with something far rarer than any gemstone—a natural horse conch pearl weighing an astonishing 111.76 carats.
Formed in the depths of the ocean, not in a lab… this is nature turned into art.
Pieces like this are not just jewelry—they are statements of power, rarity, and obsession, where biology, geology, and craftsmanship collide.
How often do you see a spider that carries a treasure from the sea?
u/Little_Egg_965 — 4 days ago
Bi-facial original stone blade with a recreated handle made of horn. Estimated age of the stone blade is 1500 to 3000 years. The blade works. Made by an archeologist and Indigenous weapons recreation expert. Origin: Venezuela
u/Little_Egg_965 — 5 days ago
Another bi-facial original stone blade with a recreated handle made of horn. Estimated age of the stone blade is 1500 to 3000 years. The blade works. Made by an archeologist and Indigenous weapons recreation expert. Origin: Venezuela
u/Little_Egg_965 — 7 days ago