Holocene Posters and Art Prints
Description: A circular emblem featuring a panoramic view of snow-capped mountains in the background, a dense forest of pine trees in the foreground, and a flock of birds flying across a cloudy sky above. The text "Holocene" is arched across the top of the emblem in white lettering. The style is stylized with muted colors.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a majestic mountain range with snow-capped peaks. In the foreground, a dense forest of pine trees lines the bottom. A flock of birds soars across a cloudy sky above the mountains. The word "HOLOCENE" is prominently displayed in a curved line above the scene.
Description: A retro-style circular graphic portrays a dense forest of silhouetted pine trees in the foreground and middle ground, with sharp, snow-capped mountains behind them. A flock of birds flies across a pale yellow sky with faint cloud lines. The word "HOLOCENE" appears in large, bold, capital letters at the bottom.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a layered landscape. In the foreground, a dense forest of pine trees with contrasting light and dark tones. Behind the forest, majestic mountains rise under a cloudy sky. Numerous birds are depicted flying across the sky. The text 'Holocene' arches over the top of the circle.
Description: In 1598 Dutch sailors landed on the shores of Maritius looking for supplies during an expedition to Indonesia, while on the island they encountered a large, odd looking, flightless bird. According to the surviving translations of that first account the birds were somewhat tasteless, leading to their discoverers initially calling them Walghvogel (Dutch for “tastelss” or “sickly” “bird”). The origin of the name Dodo is somewhat nebulous, but it’s possible that it may have it’s routes in the word Dodaars, meaning “fat-arse” or “knot-arse.”
Description: Megaloceros giganteus otherwise known as the Irish Elk, one of the largest deer species in the fossil record. Measuring 6.9 feet, with the largest antlers of any deer species, measuring 12 feet in width. Despite it’s name it was not exclusively native to Ireland, nor was it actually an elk. Most of the best and most complete specimens were found in Ireland, with some of the antlers winding up on the walls in medieval castles. Megaloceros lived during the Middle pleistocene to the early holocene 0.781 – 0.008 million years ago.
