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Real Name: Arthur Cunneen
Favourite Ancient Site: Loughcrew
Your Location: California
Your Occupation: Retired - Prehistorian
Your Interests: The feminin presence in passage mounds. The link to a pre-dominance social order

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I am fairly well read. But I am getting old and I may not have time to reslove this riddle. If the mother was the center of the social order - in part, perhaps the most important part, based on her wisdom with respect to children and to the notion of progeny. In its least adultrated form, this wisdom must have been one of humanities original insights. Given us by our Mother. How could we have overthrown her? Did we so soon lose respect for insight's value? And, yes, I am as boring as extra info makes me sound.
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