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Stone-age map - or knife-sharpener?
By Erinaceus Europaeus | August 7th 2009 11:53 AM | 1 comment | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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This link http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/culture/christopherhowse/100002162/stone-ag... shows an interesting piece of stone age ware from Northern Spain that has been investigated by the University of Zaragoza.  Even to my beady Hedgehog eyes, the pattern labelled "relief design" looks remarkably like a fish.

But look at the article and comments.  Please tell me, O Human Hank, why are the columnists and readers of such a conservative newspaper so "snotty" about science?   To save youall the bother of registering, the Hedgehog would be glad to receive your comments and feed them back to the author.




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I think skepticism is healthy.   Unfortunately, in modern times it is often true that skepticism more often applies to beliefs people don't already hold.

Personally, I don't see a fish or a herd.   The cave seems to be natural rather than created by ancient man.  It's cool, if it can be believed.   But I don't believe it, myself.

Hank Campbell | 08/07/09 | 19:44 PM

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