AR109. 8 June 2008
Copyright © 2008 by Kevin Sharpe and Leslie Van
Gelder. All rights reserved.
In process.
Fluted Severines to Fluted Animals to Engraved and Crayoned Animals
Kevin Sharpe
Graduate College, Union Institute & University, Cincinnati,
Ohio, USA
Harris Manchester College, Oxford
University, UK
10
Shirelake Close, Oxford OX1 1SN,
United Kingdom
ksharpe@ksharpe.com
www.ksharpe.com
and
Leslie Van Gelder
College of Education,
Walden University,
Minneapolis, Minnesota,
USA
10 Shirelake Close,
Oxford OX1 1SN,
United Kingdom
leslievg@ksharpe.com
ABSTRACT.
KEY WORDS.
CONTENTS.
Introduction. 3
Methodology. 3
Results. 3
Discussion
and Conclusions. 3
Acknowledgements. 3
References. 3
·
Answer FP
(and JP) and Barriere – to tell difference between animals made with single
fingers, bones, sticks, and skin-covered sticks (we answered this for A1). Not
really a problem for multifingered animals. Some of these suggestions become
ridiculous even if theoretically possible. Occam’s razor rules out some of
them. Or a portable high-definition analyzer such as d’Errico uses.
·
A cross
over from flutings to engravings: Frederic Plassard -- 4 lines in the verticals
of tectiforms he thinks is significant, in both engraved and fluted tectiforms.
Is this a key?It could help bridge between flutings and engravings by e.g.,
suggesting that the engravings emulate the flutings.
·
Introduction