It was the 30. September, 1960 when we meet for the first time “The Flintstones” and their prehistoric, nevertheless so modern looking world. The cartoon series, produced by the Hanna & Barbera Studios, was a parody of the American lifestyle of the sixties and it’s representation in television, featuring typical “Stone Age technology” like a woolly mammoth used as a vacuum cleaner or Fred’s brontosaurus excavator.
Fig.1. Today’s Google doodle.
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