It must be a relief to Abhishek Manu Singhvi allegedly of sex with the plump lady in ‘Court Chambers’ fame, and the Legislators from ‘the party with a difference’ of the Karnataka and Gujarat Assembly, who were allegedly caught watching porn.
Researchers plodding through a rock shelter in South West France have discovered what appears to be images of female vulva drawn repeatedly on the cave walls. The discovery was made at Abri Castanet site in the Vézère River valley, Dordogne, France.
Abri Castanet was first discovered in 2007 and these discoveries date past 37,000 years or so, which makes it one of the earliest known prehistoric cave art. According to New York University anthropology professor Randall White, the drawings were a sort of interior decoration of a shelter for reindeer hunters.
Researchers also say that Abri Castanet paintings are more crude and simple when compared to the paintings found in the Cave of La Madeleine [http://fredhatt.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/la-madeleine-women.jpg], also in France.
Till recently it was assumed that the artistic skills in human ancestors developed slowly, over an extended period of time, and before some 15,000 years ago, weren’t sufficiently developed for such cave drawings.
The discoveries in Grotte Chauvet, France and Fumane Cave, Italy offered the first indications that humans had finely honed artistic skills some 20,000 years even before that.
Abri Castanet finally offers proof of that theory. That the prehistoric humans at least didn’t view depicting the human, female, form as taboo.
Again, proving the adage that no two scientists will arrive at the same conclusion, Harold Dribble of the University of Pennsylvania questioned interpreting the images as vulvas, by asking, ‘Who the hell knows what they really represent?’ He further suggested that the cultural upbringing of Western scientists might be colouring their interpretation.
Well,I am no Westerner but a human brought up in Eastern, Hindu culture. To me, it does suggest the human female vulva. Though you could argue my thinking is coloured by the now universal female gender symbol ♀; don’t they look similar?
/LOL/
My Naughty half natters, ‘Since the cave drawing is said to be ‘at’ the space those Neanderthals lived and worked, worked being the operative word, wonder the porn watching legislatures or the porn star Singhvi can claim they’ve resorted to age old practice, and nothing new or wrong with their frolics?’
ROFLMAO.
Researchers plodding through a rock shelter in South West France have discovered what appears to be images of female vulva drawn repeatedly on the cave walls. The discovery was made at Abri Castanet site in the Vézère River valley, Dordogne, France.
Abri Castanet was first discovered in 2007 and these discoveries date past 37,000 years or so, which makes it one of the earliest known prehistoric cave art. According to New York University anthropology professor Randall White, the drawings were a sort of interior decoration of a shelter for reindeer hunters.
Researchers also say that Abri Castanet paintings are more crude and simple when compared to the paintings found in the Cave of La Madeleine [http://fredhatt.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/la-madeleine-women.jpg], also in France.
Till recently it was assumed that the artistic skills in human ancestors developed slowly, over an extended period of time, and before some 15,000 years ago, weren’t sufficiently developed for such cave drawings.
The discoveries in Grotte Chauvet, France and Fumane Cave, Italy offered the first indications that humans had finely honed artistic skills some 20,000 years even before that.
Abri Castanet finally offers proof of that theory. That the prehistoric humans at least didn’t view depicting the human, female, form as taboo.
Again, proving the adage that no two scientists will arrive at the same conclusion, Harold Dribble of the University of Pennsylvania questioned interpreting the images as vulvas, by asking, ‘Who the hell knows what they really represent?’ He further suggested that the cultural upbringing of Western scientists might be colouring their interpretation.
Well,I am no Westerner but a human brought up in Eastern, Hindu culture. To me, it does suggest the human female vulva. Though you could argue my thinking is coloured by the now universal female gender symbol ♀; don’t they look similar?
/LOL/
My Naughty half natters, ‘Since the cave drawing is said to be ‘at’ the space those Neanderthals lived and worked, worked being the operative word, wonder the porn watching legislatures or the porn star Singhvi can claim they’ve resorted to age old practice, and nothing new or wrong with their frolics?’
ROFLMAO.
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