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The History of God
FIELD No. CB40
Visual depiction of An Andrewsarchus — the largest known predatory land mammal — stalking prey across a Mongolian Eocene plain

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Vol. I · Animism

An Andrewsarchus — the largest known predatory land mammal — stalking prey across a Mongolian Eocene plain

wolf-like but enormous

warm ochre palette, loose brushwork, sharp focus, 4K detail

Organization
Animistic Animal Spirits
Time period
Pre-history – present (animism is continuous)
Location
Worldwide

Source attribution

This visual depiction is one of 1,947 in the archive — a creative historical rendering of how natural-animal has expressed the divine. The depiction is interpretive, not iconographic.

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A Diprotodon — wombat the size of a rhinoceros — in a Pleistocene Australian landscape

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A Gorgonopsid stalking a Lystrosaurus across a Permian plain

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 Visual depiction of A large dragonfly resting on a reed stem above a still pond

A large dragonfly resting on a reed stem above a still pond

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 Visual depiction of A pair of whooping cranes performing their elaborate mating dance in shallow coastal marsh

A pair of whooping cranes performing their elaborate mating dance in shallow coastal marsh

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 Visual depiction of A sea snake hunting across a coral reef

A sea snake hunting across a coral reef

natural-animal