Ochre use in burial practices in Thailand, from the Neolithic to the Iron Age

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RP @antiquity.ac.uk: Soaking up some sun this #MayRayDay? Don't forget to wear sunscreen! Around the world, prehistoric (and some modern) peoples used ochre as body paint to protect against the sun and biting insects. The pigment also developed various s…

Soaking up some sun this #MayRayDay? Don't forget to wear sunscreen! Around the world, prehistoric (and some modern) peoples used ochre as body paint to protect against the sun and biting insects. The pigment also developed various symbolic meanings. 🆓…

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