Hi @davidhyno ,
This post is super interesting! I never heard about the Livelet but as a history passionate I would definitely love to visit it!
When I was a kid a loved dinosaurs and I was dreaming of living as a caveman, at the time I wasn’t aware that dinosaurs and men never met. 
What an incredible experience. First time seeing how animal skins were used as clothing and bed in real apart from movies.
Thank you so much for sharing @davidhyno
Ciao @Giu_DiB !
I must admit that it is also my dream to live some much more “adventurous” experience, but I would prefer a tree house to the cave: humidity at a certain age also hurts! 
Have a good day,
David
Hi @user_not_found !
From what I remember, man in those days had already mastered building and using tools both for weapons and for helping to build or work objects: a typical example is the flint with which they built the first knives, arrowheads and even axes. to work with wood.
Thanks for your feedback,
David
Hi friend,
Just a note: during certain meditation sessions, I used to take topics like this - ie, how I would be if I am living in such an ancient house with a half-covered body, even during the winter…
Well, that is very interesting…
I come from a civilization (when I was born), there was no electricity at my home, the major portion of my house flooring was cow-dung, roof with Wood & tiles, etc. My grandmother used to tell me stories to put me into seep - when I imagine these, even today, I get lost in those golden days of “No worries”.
I know that you never tag anybody; however, to me, tagging is an official facility given to us by the platform & we should use it meticulously - after all, friends need to be notified. Honestly, I do tag my team members, friends & LGs who are interested in that topic.
Thanks, my dear friend for assuring me that you will tag me in your next post; I too shall tag my fellow LGs who will be interested in your topic (too).
Most sincerely
TG
Hi @TravellerG !
I understand very well your motivation and I understand it, in fact you will see that I will never forget to tag you again!
Bye,
David
“…in fact, you will see that I will never forget to tag you again!..”
I will say a BIG thank you, then…
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Hello @davidhyno ,
Europe has a long history. At that time, Japan was not yet. However, it is said that Japan was the last place where the culture arrived in different forms through various countries. The so-called “Far East” 