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Jiang reads prehistoric monuments, animal-human pillars, figurines, flutes, and cave paintings as evidence that early religion was celebrated through art, music, and shamanic animal imagery.
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Prehistoric ART
Jiang reads prehistoric monuments, animal-human pillars, figurines, flutes, and cave paintings as evidence that early religion was celebrated through art, music, and shamanic animal imagery.
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"Okay? Including in China, including in Europe. This is Gopalatepe. And you can see that this is a teal pillar. And it's meant to..."
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"Okay? So, this goes back to the beginning, the dawn of humanity. This is a flute. Okay? That goes back to the same time...."
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For most of human history, Jiang argues, humans were peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic because the forest, animals, ancestors, and spirit world were not scenery.
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