[dblshot]

Couple of things in article caught my attention. First this quote, “to regulate the construction in the crowded regions in the center of the settlement and allowed less planning along its periphery.” Pretty much the way we live today, the more people crammed together the more rules. The writer seems to think this is progress. Secondly, “It is apparent that the axes, some of which were used as tools and some as cultic objects, were highly valued by their owners. Just as today we are unable to get along without a cellular telephone and a computer” Axes are like cell phones does not come readily to my mind. Guns, yes. But I expect the foundations that fund these digs are liberal and don't want any press releases mentioning guns, soon to be the g word right up there with the n-word and the c-word.

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***c-word***

Christian?

[GeronL]

I doubt they had guns 10,000 years ago

:p

I get what you are saying though