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A HISTORICAL LIE: THE STONE AGE

According to this unrealistic interpretation, people of that time hadn't yet
achieved the technology to make pottery. Knowing that they made statues,
transported giant stones, turned them into attractive pillars, carved reliefs of
animals on them, decorated their walls with paintings and employed engi-
neering and architectural knowledge, can we claim they didn't know how to
make earthenware pots?
That deceptive claim is persistently reiterated only to defend evolution-
ist preconceptions. No doubt the artifacts in question show that their makers

Evolutionists refer to the period that these objects date from as the "Stone Age," during
which they claim that only stone tools were used. However, the objects discovered show
that this is untrue. The accurate animal figure on the rock cannot be obtained by merely
using stones, and neither can the statue's eyes, nose and mouth.

Lion motifs A wild boar sculpture
carved into some unearthed at
pillars in the area A human statue found Göbekli Tepe
at Göbekli Tepe

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