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StoneGloves
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Re: Neolithic Carved Stone Balls
Feb 19, 2010, 18:58
"like people a 1000 years from now saying female statues, barbies, china dancing ladies and every other female representation frlom our time period was a representation of "the goddess". But they are! So much so that Barbie should be capitalised! And Ken - I knew a late scotsman called Ken, who had a little dog called Ken, and I think he had a son called Ken as well (in the days before cellphones, luckily).

My friend was in the Fruitmarket Gallery, scottish genes and some native american mixed in, long time ago. And this stone I half referred to has a unique carving on it - I'll have rabbited on about it years ago. Call it the Blackstone. Heavily carved with delicate scratchings on the face, from a later date. It just looks like a rock to most people.
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