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What are some tridimensional artistic objects that represent human figures with motion (like jointed dolls) that you've heard of in your research field (mostly pre-historic or age/civilization specifics)?

2 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Deep down, young people (35 or less) saying that "getting old sucks" aren't complaining about the effects of age, but rather of a sedentary life style and bad habits/choices. They just don't know it yet.

1 upvotes • r/Showerthoughts

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What are some tridimensional artistic objects that represent human figures with motion (like jointed dolls) that you've heard of in your research field (mostly pre-historic or age/civilization specifics)?	2	AskHistorians
Deep down, young people (35 or less) saying that "getting old sucks" aren't complaining about the effects of age, but rather of a sedentary life style and bad habits/choices. They just don't know it yet.	1	Showerthoughts