There’s no doubt about it – burning stuff is what makes us human. Aside from the fact that fire makes food safer, tastier, and more digestible, burning a few sticks pushes back the darkness, keeps predators at bay, and keeps us toasty warm.
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Category: Archaeology, Science
Tags: Fire, ancient, Human, Cave, Evolution, Archeology
Rattler Cauldron. That’s what they call the cauldron lake down in the vale. A clan of mud-born kuo-toa lived here, …
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Still Grotto is a sea cave on the coast of Shu-Qune along the southwestern cliffs near the border of Iesta. …
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Massive chunks of quartz of many colours jut out of the badlands around the poisonous and brackish waters of the …
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(This map is available in colour exclusively to patrons of my Patreon Campaign – https://www.patreon.com/dysonlogos. Every month, I release at …
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We return to the final section of underworld caverns beneath An-Nayyir’s pyramid today. These caverns significantly predate the pyramid as …
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We return to the understructures beneath An-Nayyir’s pyramid today. Today’s map is of the deeper constructed level beneath the pyramid, …
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And more cave chickens.
The farmers around Granite Hill speak in hushed tones of the Grey Maw Cave; quietly, with a glance over the …
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