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StoneGloves Sep 10, 2011 13:36:21
Replying to tiompan

I thought you were a doctor, you see, and had written a book and articles in learned journals. I must have just got the 'wrong end of the stick' and not investigated the situation properly. Now I don't think you've even got any O levels and that I've wasted hours and hours replying to your poorly reasoned, and mainly spurious, argument. No, you can't get a degree in Rock Art, but you can in archaeology, with a rock art specialism.

Tortie probably means tortoise, incidentally. You've not explained whose name is on the Far House Allotment Stone (aka Knarsdale Panel 01), either. I'll bet you a pound to a penny it won't be mine! Sad, isn't it? They've even erased the name. I'm not surprised you're so defensive ...

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tiompan Sep 10, 2011 13:50:41
Replying to StoneGloves

StoneGloves wrote:
Tortie probably means tortoise, incidentally. You've not explained whose name is on the Far House Allotment Stone (aka Knarsdale Panel 01), either. I'll bet you a pound to a penny it won't be mine! Sad, isn't it? They've even erased the name. I'm not surprised you're so defensive ...
It's common experience , when those who have nothing to say in arguments ,they turn to abuse .

You never asked anything about names for me to explain about . Although it is clearly a waste a time trying to explain anything to you as others have noted in the past .

Why should I be defensive and in what way do I appear so ?

Why won't you answer the oft repeated question .?
"As someone with no experience of rock and particualrly small cups which you enquired about and were shown some good exmples of followed by other examples of non rock art small cups both here and on the ERA do you still believe the pics you provided of "cup marks " are man made ? "