Daniel Gunnarsson
@demexyz.bsky.social
Professional archaeologist. Games, graphics and illustration enthusiast. Exploring digital methods for understanding and representing the past.
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Daniel Gunnarsson
@demexyz.bsky.social
· Nov 28
Hello!
Don't expect to be posting here a lot. But here, have a couple of arrowheads! From a late mesolithic campsite we found and excavated this year (west coast of Sweden).
Don't expect to be posting here a lot. But here, have a couple of arrowheads! From a late mesolithic campsite we found and excavated this year (west coast of Sweden).
IIRC that's basically what it is! Back when all glass was blown, you'd make panes by blowing cylinders/bottles, then cutting and laying them flat. The end would be a byproduct and made for a cheap alternative to larger panes.
August 3, 2025 at 5:41 PM
IIRC that's basically what it is! Back when all glass was blown, you'd make panes by blowing cylinders/bottles, then cutting and laying them flat. The end would be a byproduct and made for a cheap alternative to larger panes.
Until it was taken down last year, there was a wind turbine I could see from my kitchen window. Friends would think I was joking when I said I enjoyed watching it, but I really miss it.
July 14, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Until it was taken down last year, there was a wind turbine I could see from my kitchen window. Friends would think I was joking when I said I enjoyed watching it, but I really miss it.
Investigating another mesolithic campsite on the west coast today. This cute microblade core turned up in the first trench!
April 9, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Investigating another mesolithic campsite on the west coast today. This cute microblade core turned up in the first trench!
Love the style of the monochrome concepts. Thought they were already 3D at first, but I see they must be 2D? (Would like to see one of the turf/earthwork houses)
January 20, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Love the style of the monochrome concepts. Thought they were already 3D at first, but I see they must be 2D? (Would like to see one of the turf/earthwork houses)
Here's a selection of waste flint from our mesolithic campsite. May not be particularly exciting in itself! But the patina indicates that fires have been burnt at the site, and that it's been exposed to swells from the sea. Collected next to a rock, probably used as a seat, 27 m.a.s.l. today!
December 6, 2024 at 7:09 PM
Here's a selection of waste flint from our mesolithic campsite. May not be particularly exciting in itself! But the patina indicates that fires have been burnt at the site, and that it's been exposed to swells from the sea. Collected next to a rock, probably used as a seat, 27 m.a.s.l. today!
Hello!
Don't expect to be posting here a lot. But here, have a couple of arrowheads! From a late mesolithic campsite we found and excavated this year (west coast of Sweden).
Don't expect to be posting here a lot. But here, have a couple of arrowheads! From a late mesolithic campsite we found and excavated this year (west coast of Sweden).
November 28, 2024 at 2:57 PM
Hello!
Don't expect to be posting here a lot. But here, have a couple of arrowheads! From a late mesolithic campsite we found and excavated this year (west coast of Sweden).
Don't expect to be posting here a lot. But here, have a couple of arrowheads! From a late mesolithic campsite we found and excavated this year (west coast of Sweden).