[blam]

"Any indications when the Jomon began using the Cord Pottery style?"

Some Interesting pottery details here:

Jomon's Women Pottery

Jomon Venus Figure

[Fedora]

Jomon Venus Figure

That one strikes me as highly significant:

Cian MacFhiarais, "‘Venus’ Figurines in Prehistoric Europe: The Emergence of Art and Belief"

Although there are reported dates for ‘Venus’ figurines ranging from 29,000-14,000 years B.P, by far the majority of the ‘Venus’ figurines appear between 23,000 and 25,000 B.P (Gamble, 1981:97, cited in Dickson, 1990), at a period that is referred to in Eastern Europe as the ‘Gravettian’ and in Western Europe as the ‘Perigordian’. Dickson suggests that the remarkable similarity of the figurines over these vast geographical areas points to these two archaeological traditions being part of the same extended cultural province (1990:65).

[Petronski]

I think I dated her.

[lizma]

VENUS?

This

v.s this?

Any women in her right mind has to be a proponent of Western Culture.