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tiompan T
tiompan Mar 11, 2006 16:51:35
Replying to PeterH

RA with similarities to British and Irish RA can be found in N.&S America , Asia , Africa .

T tiompan
tiompan Mar 11, 2006 16:58:16
Replying to tiompan

AFAIK , there has never been a mention of Jung in relation to RA . I'm not a fan but two of his mainstays , the collective unconcious and the use of the mandala could be easily fill a few pages of interpretaion .

P PeterH
PeterH Mar 11, 2006 17:39:04
Replying to tiompan

Are you saying that means cultural links or are we back to "hard wired" again?

G gorseddphungus
gorseddphungus Mar 12, 2006 09:38:46
Replying to tiompan

I disagree with this claim. I know what you are referring to and I have seen the rock art you speak about (and I agree that there are 'some' similarities everywhere) but I also think you haven't seen galician rock art itself. Many also suggest a random origin for rock art in Galicia but the fact that it was unique in Iberia and EXACTLY the same as British rock art (NOT Irish) make it a strong contender for some sort of cultural trade links.