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Harun Yahya





                16,500-YEAR-OLD ASTRONOMICAL PLANS IN LASCAUX







             As a result of his studies, Dr. Michael
             Rappenglueck, a researcher from the

             University of Munich, revealed that
             the paintings on the walls of the fa-
             mous Lascaux caves in central France
             had an astronomical significance. He
             reconstructed the figures on the cave
             walls on computer, using the pho-
             togrammetry          technique,        which
             showed that the geometrical circles,
             angles and straight lines that emerged

             might all have a special significance.
             All values relating to the ecliptic incli-
             nation,     the     precession       of    the
             equinoxes, the regular movements of
             the stars, the diameter and radius of
             the Sun and Moon, and the refractions              According to scientific investiga-             The row of 13 dots below a
             in the universe were added to the com-             tors, the dots in the lower part of         painting of a deer represents half

             puter's calculations. As a result, these           the horse picture probably depict             of the Moon's monthly cycle.
                                                                 the 29-day cycle of the Moon.
             outlines were seen to refer to various
             constellations of stars and specific
             lunar motions. BBC News reported the
             following information in its Science
             section:

                 A prehistoric map of the night sky has been discovered on the walls of the famous painted caves at Lascaux in
                 central France. The map, which is thought to date back 16,500 years, shows three bright stars known today as the
                 Summer Triangle. A map of the Pleiades star cluster has also been found among the Lascaux frescoes…

                 Discovered in 1940, the walls show the artistic talents of our distant ancestors. But the drawings may also demon-
                                                       strate their scientific knowledge as well.  15


                                                       According to Darwinists' claims, the people who painted these pic-
                                                       tures had supposedly only just descended from the trees. Their in-
                                                       tellectual development had not yet completed. However, both
                                                       these paintings' artistic value and results of the latest research to-
                                                       tally invalidate these claims. Whoever left these paintings pos-

                                                       sessed a very superior aesthetic understanding, a developed
                                                       artistic technique—and scientific knowledge.












                                                          A report on the BBC website, titled "Oldest lunar calendar identi-
                                                          fied," contained information that refuted once again the Darwinist
                                                          claim of the "evolution of societies."









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