Talk:Glozel
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There can be no case of "Stone Age writing" here. The artifacts clearly date to various epochs, and even if some of the artifacts are Neolithic, the presence of Iron Age, Medieval and even Modern bones shows that the objects, if genuine, must have been interred at a time when they were already ancient. The possibility that the tablets contain Gaulish inscriptions is sensational enough, and of great importance for Celtic studies, comparable to the Lepontic inscriptions. But Gerard's analysis dates to 2005, and we'll have to wait for how it is received by experts. dab (ᛏ) 10:50, 31 January 2006 (UTC)
