1990
The first Kinsella Christmas card. Dave Klostermeier saw Larry's deer hides hanging in the trees (to keep the dogs from ruining them) and thought he should hang Santa there too. That was the start of the Kinsella Christmas Cards. Larry usually tries to include primitive technologies, and/or archaeology, and humor, with a Christmas theme. Sometimes, it works, aaaand sometimes, it doesn't. In 2007, a friend told Larry he was "the Gary Larson of Archaeology".
'91
"Here Rudolph! Come on. boy"
'92
"Atlatl, what the hell is an atlatl?"
'93
"Santa got caught skinning Barney"
'94
"A Christmas drive-by atlatling"
'95
"If at first, you don't succeed..."
'96
"Naley Kithuth" That's Merry Christmas if your tongue is stuck to a large, cold,
biface.
'97
"A flintknapper's Christmas"
'98
"Christmas road rage"
'99
"Santa solves Y2-K"
2000
"Hunter/gatherer Santa vs Agriculturist Santa"
'01
"Santa wins the Darwin Award"
'02
"Santa joins the Department of Homeland Security"
'03
"Santa says, This spud's for you"
'04
"Santa wishes you, a Merry Axemas"
'05
"Santa discovers weapons of mass destruction"
'06
"All I want for Christmas, is my 2 shark's teeth
'07
"Santa finds the original Axes of Evil"