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Zenmonk
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|  New Message Posted!2004-11-17 19:17
The carving looks very old to me, at least a 100years. Because of the lichen growth. Sceptics could say it was carved by the british settlers. But it does look like Aboriginal art to me.
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arqueologus
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|  New Message Posted!2004-10-13 01:14
Stupid me... I forgot to register before posting... I apologise the moderators for this new posting, but I think that it' s necessary.
It's about the swastika carving at Australia. I'm an archaeologist and I' m preparing my PhD about the swastika during bronze age and Iron age.
Please see web page at
http://www.archaeometry.org/coimbra.htm
All that I want to know is about the swastika in Australia. True or fake ? Chronology ?
Best wishes,
Fernando Coimbra
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