Neanderthal home and Weapons

[Michi]

(Note 2: To be honest, it's damn hard not to make the same observation. Is that one of the "slight conversions"?  )

To be honest, yes.

[Gluteus Maximus]

Yes...it comprises 25% of Earth's crust. Silicon dioxide (silica, pure quartz) was a popular tool material in the stone age.

Silicone (not to be confused with Silicon) wasn't that popular until the 20th century, though.

(Note 1: Generally I don't make fun of people's spelling. This one was just too good to pass.  )
(Note 2: To be honest, it's damn hard not to make the same observation. Is that one of the "slight conversions"?  )

My apologies. I really must find the time to fit in a degree course in chemistry or whatever at some time   

I think I made a couple of good points though 

[Dolmot]

Don't worry. As you can see, the most popular subject matters have remained largely similar and unscientific for all these millennia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_figurines#Gallery
http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1741#comic

[duhamel]