Eoliths and Figure Stones - Science

Hey everyone!

I'm excited to share a fascinating new scientific paper that explores the world of Eoliths and Figure Stones, which provides groundbreaking evidence of cognition in our ancient ancestors.

Written by myself with extensive peer review, praise and acceptance by those who work in the fields of archaeology, geology and scientific method, the paper delves deep into the mysterious realm of these ancient artifacts and the cognitive abilities of the hominids who crafted them. The research offers a fresh perspective on the human cognitive evolution and opens the door for further studies in the field. 🧠

You can read the full paper at BrettMartin28.academia.edu and explore this fascinating topic in detail.

In the paper, the author provides compelling evidence that supports the idea that eoliths and figure stones are not just randomly fractured stones or even just simple tools, but demonstrate evidence of high cognition and provide insight and a a deeper understanding of the world and their surroundings by our ancestors. This research has the potential to reshape our understanding of human evolution and cognition, and also proves an extreme antiquity of human art and symbolism well beyond the mainstream narrative and paradigms.

If you're interested in learning more about eoliths and figure stones, be sure to check out the author's dedicated blog, Eoliths.blogspot.com, where you'll find a wealth of information and images related to these intriguing artifacts.

Join the discussion and share your thoughts on this ground breaking research! Let's dive deeper into our past and unlock the mysteries of human cognition!

Key Points:

[] New scientific paper on Eoliths and Figure Stones[] Groundbreaking evidence of cognition in ancient hominids[] Potential to reshape our understanding of human evolution[] Full paper available at BrettMartin28.academia.edu

• More information and images at Eoliths.blogspot.com
  

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Happy reading, everyone! ‍‍

Alan spent a lot of time reading my paper also.