Particularly in that country of Africa.
to say nothing of the proper "place of wimin..."
and oh yea, lets not forget - there is something about what she might have believed in... think she was touting Yewah??? or Joseph... or for that matter the "coming of a savior?"
Finds such as these always make me more comfortable with my beliefs, but I have to wonder how those with a strict and literal interpreation of holy writ square this, with their beliefs - be they Musim, Jew, Christian, Budhist or whatever....
and even if you find someone who was around 12,000 years ago, alive and willing to testify you still wouldn't shake the faith of the true believers. That's what make those type of people so scary. They would rather believe what's written in a thousands of years old book. written in a time that belief that there was even was a western hemisphere, or that the earth was a sphere to begin with would get you killed for blasphemy, over their own eyes is unfathomable to me.
perhaps I was always here.
Sounds like a bunch of hack "science" to me.
Particularly in that country of Africa.