Did Tiki come from Africa way back when? - General Tiki

TS Tom Slick Tiki Socialite The Beaches of South Bay, SoCal Joined: Aug 26, 2005 Posts: 1093	TS Tom Slick Posted posted on Wed, Apr 22, 2009 10:00 AM With that said, I'd gamble to say that almost all primitive art looks similar, and could also show the progression of each human's internal clock and same speed learning based on timeframe of art, and location. I would dare to say we all came from one giant continent before the Teutonic plates shifted and moved masses of land to how the earth's continents now look. The Earth evolved,shifted and moved, while taking humans along for the ride. I don't think art is genetic, and it would have had to be inherited or tought AFTER the plates shifted, which would debunk the title question of this thread, in my opinion. [ Edited by: Tom Slick 2009-04-22 10:05 ]

With that said, I'd gamble to say that almost all primitive art looks similar, and could also show the progression of each human's internal clock and same speed learning based on timeframe of art, and location.
I would dare to say we all came from one giant continent before the Teutonic plates shifted and moved masses of land to how the earth's continents now look.

The Earth evolved,shifted and moved, while taking humans along for the ride. I don't think art is genetic, and it would have had to be inherited or tought AFTER the plates shifted, which would debunk the title question of this thread, in my opinion.

[ Edited by: Tom Slick 2009-04-22 10:05 ]

Post #448858 by Tom Slick on Wed, Apr 22, 2009 10:00 AM