According to Neil McGregor of the British Museum, there is now a definite link between early man's ability to shape stone, and his potential to shape a sentence. You could not - apparently - have one without the other. I expect it's the same for interior designers and painters - look at the walls of the caves at Lasceaux for instance. Proto bloggers?
Sunday, 10 October 2010
Recognition at last...
According to Neil McGregor of the British Museum, there is now a definite link between early man's ability to shape stone, and his potential to shape a sentence. You could not - apparently - have one without the other. I expect it's the same for interior designers and painters - look at the walls of the caves at Lasceaux for instance. Proto bloggers?
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Ugh. They've locked up my home.
ReplyDeleteI can see that....
ReplyDeleteMy great-great grandfather had an wonderful extensive collection of native carved stones and artifacts. Hundreds of pieces. My grandfather sold it in the early 60s for a minute fraction of its value. Gosh, I would love to have it now.
ReplyDeleteI can go along with that link as well. I think that you are a very talented writer and stone mason.
ReplyDeleteAwww Molly - I knew I could depend on you for some good, old-fashioned flattery! I love you too.
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