>And the torso of one tiny human statue had both adult and child fingerprints, hinting that an elder and child had passed it back and forth. Davin suspects that the adult actively taught a child how to work the clay.
Well... yes. That's a possibility. But children being children may also just not have been able to keep their mitts off their parent's freshly made handiwork when they weren't looking. I mean... children. Have they ever really changed? I guess it's the archeologists' curse. The level of assumptions they so often have to make.
HumanWithComputer | 3 hours ago
>And the torso of one tiny human statue had both adult and child fingerprints, hinting that an elder and child had passed it back and forth. Davin suspects that the adult actively taught a child how to work the clay.
Well... yes. That's a possibility. But children being children may also just not have been able to keep their mitts off their parent's freshly made handiwork when they weren't looking. I mean... children. Have they ever really changed? I guess it's the archeologists' curse. The level of assumptions they so often have to make.