Simon discovered this human bone in the Thames... 😲 now he's found out the incredible ancient history behind it. 🦴 bbc.in/3sI8E9G | BBC London

459 reactions · 49 shares | From leather shoes to Roman gemstones and iron swords, the Thames' tides slowly uncover all aspects of London's long history  Take a walk through our recreated foreshore, explore the treasures found by mudlarks and immerse yourself in our City's rich past. Visit Secrets of the Thames - book your ticket today: https://bit.ly/454UOD2 Don't forget! You need a permit from the Port of London Authority to mudlark on the River Thames. | London Museum | Facebook

Prehistoric deserts were harsh landscapes and surviving in them was no easy task. Dinosaurs, much like many modern mammals, evolved special and unique characteristics to get the most out of their unfriendly surroundings. Here, mononykus, an owl-like dinosaur uses its one longer, sharp claw to eat termites from within a log. #Titanosaur: Life as the Biggest Dinosaur opens this month and is supported by #PrehistoricPlanet now streaming on @appletvplus #Dinosaurs #NHMDinosaurs #NHMLondon #NaturalHi

When you’re extinct… but still love Christmas! The Natural History Museum just got a prehistoric dose of Christmas cheer🦖🎅 📍Natural History Museum #LondonMakesItPossible #VisitLondon #London #NaturalHistoryMuseum #LondonChristmas #ChristmasInLondon #ThingsToDoInLondon #LondonMuseums | Visit London