TWO HANDS
Two Hands
The hand print (outlined in red) is an iconic image found in cave art worldwide - this alone boggles my mind - that early humans on every inhabited continent left their mark independently in the same way. The accompanying ‘inscription’, suggestive of writing, is from a cave in La Pasiega, Spain. Upside-down hand number two represents present day humans and a look to the future, with gene fragments, bits of mitochondria and a nod to genetic manipulation, CRISPR, whereby parts of the genome can be removed, added to or altered. All begging the question, what’s next for Homo Sapiens? NEXT IN SERIES
The hand print (outlined in red) is an iconic image found in cave art worldwide - this alone boggles my mind - that early humans on every inhabited continent left their mark independently in the same way. The accompanying ‘inscription’, suggestive of writing, is from a cave in La Pasiega, Spain. Upside-down hand number two represents present day humans and a look to the future, with gene fragments, bits of mitochondria and a nod to genetic manipulation, CRISPR, whereby parts of the genome can be removed, added to or altered. All begging the question, what’s next for Homo Sapiens? NEXT IN SERIES
