Theories on 'cup and ring marks'

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StoneGloves Mar 12, 2008 15:11:06
Replying to Hob

And don't forget I've got this rock that'll drastically alter rock art perceptions - when it's been formally presented to the academic community (the countdown has begun and is T -6 days and counting).

You can't prove trance states. You can prove figurative art though. And just what are these cupmarks doing on the steps at the High Level Bridge/ Black Gate anyway?

F FourWinds
FourWinds Mar 27, 2008 06:54:23
Replying to StoneGloves

StoneGloves wrote:
And don't forget I've got this rock that'll drastically alter rock art perceptions - when it's been formally presented to the academic community (the countdown has begun and is T -6 days and counting).
Come on then. What did they say and where is it for the rest of us to look at?

StoneGloves wrote:
You can't prove trance states. You can prove figurative art though.
How can you prove that something as abstract as most rock art from the British Isles and northern Europe is figurative?

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