a hypothesis digging

the authors are not prehistorians but perhaps allowing them to take a fresh look at the problem of technical
of Paleolithic art and the assumption of Bertrand David, draftsman, has the merit of explaining many intriguing items (double contours, partial drawings
overlays, localization in the most remote and obscure caves)

the pessimists will say they only shift the problem of difficulty in implementing the reference on achieving perfect sculptures
but the authors' arguments are convincing

over this little book reads in one go and enthrall all those interested in Paleolithic art

has noted that they are also going to their small hypothesis on the significance of this art, neither more nor less likely (and verifiable)
all that what has already been proposed (and personally I find them quite beautiful hypothesis ...)

we look forward to the reaction of official prehistory and especially the realization of new experiments to confirm the idea of ​​David Bertrand

To be continued ...