Questions of epistemology and a working hypothesis about engravings of the 5th millennium in western France
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‘When Mr Renaud, of Auray, during his 1811 excavation at the dolmen des Marchands in Lockmariaker, discovered engraved, previously unknown, characters, he made a discovery which none has effaced, in the prehistoric science of our western regions, that no one else, in our view, has even equalled, and which we shall appreciate more and more as new pages of this language of ancient times are revealed to us.’
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