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Agree, why does it always have to be a religious object if an object doesn't have a clear and distinct purpose attached to it. I guess when future archeologist
by Towaway69 3y ago
Agree, why does it always have to be a religious object if an object doesn't have a clear and distinct purpose attached to it.
I guess when future archeologist dig up our junk they'd believe we were an extremely religious society, with many superstitions and strange beliefs. /s
- marcosdumay 3y ago"Ritualistic" doesn't mean "religious". All it means is that the way the object was used has no relation to the functionality of the object itself.
- stevage 3y agoThe article explains that this helps answer the question of why they aren't written about in the historical record, which is a big question.