Prehistoric in a sentence

Prehistoric and Berber Libya main Prehistoric Libyan rock paintings in Tadrart Acacus reveal a Sahara once lush in vegetation and wildlife.

A third said: “I know they’re gentle, but they look so huge and prehistoric I’d be absolutely bricking it!

Broken bits of shells found in a cave in South Africa have given researchers the earliest evidence for prehistoric people roasting and eating snails.

Covered in bony spikes, Godzilla looks perfectly prehistoric in this key art as we can get a good look at his hide.

From prehistoric ruins to Islamic skywatchers, explore the heritage and future of African astronomy.

Geology professor Lucy Wilson prepares to replicate a prehistoric tool by slicing off a section of the rock on the right with a hammer stone on the left.

Guatemala’s legal team is assisted by advisors and a select group of Guatemalan professionals, including attorneys, historians, archivists, translators, diplomats and paleographists (archaeologists who study prehistoric people and their culture.

How did prehistoric humans occupy the Tibetan Plateau?

If, and its a big if, the environmental catastrophe is to be faced, the damage arrested and a process of healing initiated, the prehistoric notion of endless economic ‘growth’ must be rejected totally.

Imagine stepping into a resort that teleports you back in time to the prehistoric Vedic era, a place that depicts the fascinating and enlightening aspects of our cultural legacy.

In an event packed full with prehistoric activities and exhibits, families were able to meet baby dinosaurs and watch the capers of some comedy cavemen in their cave kart.

In many ways, it’s otherworldly, with its prehistoric rock forming seemingly impossible arches, fists, and obelisks.

In reality the loch, with a greater volume of water than the rest of the lakes in England put together, is too cold for any prehistoric mammals to survive very long which dismisses most of the tales.

Mendelson whizzes through centuries of history as she charts the gradual spread of “dairying,” from its origins in the prehistoric Near East and Western Asia, where milk carried associations with goddesses, to its prevalence in northern Europe.

Prehistoric fish begin attacking them from all angles.

Putt yourself through a library-themed 9-hole course where you can browse the shelves, spin the globe, and even discover a prehistoric surprise waiting for you.

Researchers also analysed evidence from three prehistoric surfaces on South Africa’s Cape coast which suggest that humans may have “indeed have worn footwear” while traversing dune surfaces in the region during the Middle Stone Age.

Researchers from the Soil Cryology Lab in Russia extracted the contents of the hole from Duvanny Yar outcrop in Siberia, a sheer wall of prehistoric sediments.

Sault Ste. Marie Public Library is inviting children to participate in a prehistoric showdown this winter.

Sony's canceled Sinister Six film would have featured Spider-Man riding a T-Rex in the Savage Land, a prehistoric area hidden in Antarctica.