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A HISTORICAL LIE: THE STONE AGE
book The Origin of Modern Humans: "Perhaps because the still incom-
plete archeological record is equivocal at best, scholars respond to
these questions in very different ways." 9
However, archaeological findings reveal that man has had a
cultural understanding for as long as he has existed. From time to
time, that understanding may have advanced, retreated, or under-
gone abrupt changes. But that does not mean that any evolutionary
process took place, rather that cultural developments and changes
occurred. The appearance of works of art that evolutionists describe
as "sudden," doesn't demonstrate any biological human progress
(especially not in terms of intellectual ability). People at the time
One of the wall paint-
ings discovered in the
caves at Lascaux.
Clearly, that could not
be the work of a primi-
tive human who had
only just parted ways
with apes.
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