"They found Sparky? I let him out of the cave one day and he never came home! Oh the fun we had, playing fetch with the bone I used to tie my hair!"
Ping to old bones
Circular. They do it all the time.
Pretty cool. On the same subject, I saw that Werner Herzog movie last week “Cave of forgotten dreams” in 3D last week and it was pretty mind blowing. Cave drawings from people or a person who lived 32,000 years ago. Yes, that’s 32,000 years! Almost, but not quite as old as Helen Thomas. This cave had it’s entrance blocked by a cave in and it was perfectly preserved all that time, to the point where you can see the black ashes on the ground from the burnt stick the guy used to draw on the cave wall. What got me was how good the drawing were! They knew how the muscles laid on the animal, even the facial muscles.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1664894/
So much for cavemen vegans.
Hate articles like this.
They leave facts unquestioned and unanswered.
Yes. It was most definitely a carving of a Mastodon.
The question I have and would be relative to the story is this - What “Kind” of bone fragment was this carved on?
Was it from the rump of a water buffalo or from a bone of a REAL Mastodon?
Seems a relative obvious fact that they seemed to overlook or maybe they thought it was sooo... obvious that they didn’t have to report that fact.
Typical for reporters today.
Interesting how good this drawing is. Puts up a plausable opposing argument regarding the credibility of theories of evolution or reincarnation, (obviously the artist learned to draw without evolving or having been once before DaVinci or somebody) but will be ignored from that perspective.
Wow. Elephants in Florida. Well, sort of.
Very interesting.