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Art as Metaphor: The Prehistoric Rock-art of Britain

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Re: Social History of the Standing Stone by kunjethy on Thursday, 24 November 2011

It is indeed astonishing that in discussions of the standing stone and even stone crosses the ubiquitous ancient rock crosses of Kerala India find no place. Students of the obelisk, totems, axis of the world and others interested in rock monuments would do well to take a look at the stone open air or outdoor crosses so abundant in the early churches of the Syriac or Thomas Christian Churches. This may very well be compared to the Coptic use of the stone cross. More at This is a link

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