POEM BY NARI
visual poetry from the cyberstream
 
 
style A  style stoneware earthtools stonetools gla
heartintheChauvetCavewas withouttheshadowofadoubt
heapprovedareaisabout25 000m2 whichcoversthethreed
eimportantculturalasset Thisrelicshavebeenknownsin
nesconnectedinanatomicalaccuracy Severaldozenskull
ceEdoera Theexcavatedremainsarehighlyvaluednotonly
thediscoverers HorseandMammothsExaminationwithamag
ticularera Finally thecharacteristicsofthegroundma
swerelikewisefound Thebearsleftbehindanumberoflair
zenflintstoneswerefound aswellastheremainsoftorche
hade clayfigure whichisbasedontheexpressionofitsey
 theinsidesurfacesofengravings whichareclean white
 

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avated Especially theshadeclayfigureisapprovedasth
risemanyremains TheearthenwareofeachstyleofOboraB
graveyards andinthepeatdepositandthearoundofAramin
fpeatdeposit whichisrepresentativerelicsoflateJomo
sthatwereusedtoilluminatetheinterior afewhumanfoot
ehistoricart regardlessofitsinherentsignificance m
ners ItwasexcavatedbyGengoTokifromGifuprefecturein
s seeds carbonizedrice chaffsoflateJomonerawereexc
trusionofwaterhaserasedthemajorityofthemintheindiv
detheideaofafraudimplausible Itwaslitteredwiththeb
icart andthephysiologyofindigenousanimalsofthatpar

authentic BearsandHumansintheCaveIntheChauvetCave
ofanimalswereabovesuspicion Acounterfeiterwouldhav
dbyhumans dispersedbythemovementsofthebearsthemsel
vesorelsedisplacedbytheencroachmentofwater Someoft
osawaandSawanedistrictsundertheplateaupossiblycomp
overedwithprehistoricpaintingsandengravings Traces
ehadtosynthesizetheskillofanaccomplishedanimalpain
prints andseveralremainsofcampfires Itistherelicso
ueredwareofRantai etc  bonesoffish birds andmammal
gsubjectedtothecave satmosphereforthousandsofyears
istricts Kameyama Araminosawa andSawane TheKameyam
erersoftheChauvetCaveannouncedtheirfind a verifica
idualsectorsoftheundergroundchamber Still aboutado
cattered sometimespiledup andwereeitherthusarrange
nghadbeendisturbed Consequently itwasresolvedthatt
s whichareoftenmarkedbytracesoftheirtalonsorfur On
thelooseground onecanseeremarkablydistinctimprinte
ssballs bonewares lacqueredproductssuchascomb lacq
inthecountrybutalsoinoverseas Amongthem thebigclay
yfigures theexcavatingresearchbyTokyoUniversitywas
adistrictontheplateaupossiblycomprisesresidentsand
onesofcavebears Dozensofskullscouldbeseen andnothi
nifyingglassrevealedthattheapparentlycontinuouslin
rystallisations Inviewoftheexcellenceoftheirexecut
terwithexpertknowledgebothofthefeaturesofPaleolith
TheChauvetCave TheAuthenticationEverydiscoveryofpr
ustbeauthenticated Almostimmediatelyafterthediscov
executed thenbecamethenationalhistoricsitein1944 T
994byJeanClottes anexpertonPaleolithicart guidedby
dtreadmarks Thewallsarestrewnwithscratchmarks andc
esofpaintedsilhouettesactuallyhadanumberoftinymiss
tionvisit wasorganized Itwasconductedon29December1
1879 andwiththeopportunityofdiscoveryoftheshadecla
ofhumanbeingsarelessfrequent doubtlessbecausethein
tracesofcavebearsareubiquitous Theirbonesareoftens
gerlineislessbroken moreuniform Likewise afterbein
ion particularlytheirnaturalism therepresentations
ingportionsthatwerewornawaybyerosion Usually ayoun
 andneatwhenfreshlymade werefilledwithmicroscopicc
heskeletonsarerelativelywellpreserved withtheirspi
figurewithnoleftlegisknownastheoriginofthenameof S
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