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The Cave and the Church: Writing on Walls
What started this line of thought was my recent post about prehistoric cave art. Neurologist Oliver Sacks has suggested that perhaps some cave art was inspired by visual hallucinations resulting from by sight loss. This is just one of a … Continue reading
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