Dear friend, Our world is very small and you make me happy with your posts maybe we never gonna be able to see each other but is enough for now the touch of our sensibility through our art.
I'm tempted to create little stories, plausible to be true in my mind. and with a world so populated with such a variate of humans... Why not?
Hey :) I followed a link here from Metal A. and I was fascinated by that jawbone. I did a little digging(i used to do some archaeology) on the web. My first guess is that if its small enough it might be a mole or shrew type of animal. It seems the mandible is seperated. Also the dentition favors an insectivore. Nice stuff. thanks.
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Dear friend,
Our world is very small and you make me happy with your posts
maybe we never gonna be able to see each other
but is enough for now the touch of our sensibility through our art.
I'm tempted to create little stories, plausible to be true in my mind.
and with a world so populated with such a variate of humans... Why not?
Big Hugs
Carlos
Hey :)
I followed a link here from Metal A. and I was fascinated by that jawbone. I did a little digging(i used to do some archaeology) on the web. My first guess is that if its small enough it might be a mole or shrew type of animal. It seems the mandible is seperated. Also the dentition favors an insectivore. Nice stuff. thanks.
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