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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Archeopteryx: [QB] Some want to call even the hairstyles of some Venus figures as cornrows or braided hair. But they are not so detailed so it is hard to know exactly what their hairstyles were. [QUOTE]Cornrows seem to be the oldest hairstyle of humanity. Indeed, the Venus of Brassempouy and the Venus of Willendorf are two statuettes dating from approximately 22,000 years B.C ; both represent a woman with braided hair. When we observe prehistoric art and in particular female statuettes called “Venus” dating from the Gravettian period (between 29,000 and 22,000 before present) and discoveries in Europe, we are struck by their similarities to Africa. Today, most prehistorians have come down on the side of the theory that these figures have braided coarse hair, although some continue to propagate the qualifier “lady in the hood” to name this kind of portrait of Gravettian era. All Venus figures with hair have coarse hair.[/QUOTE][URL=https://doriaadouke.com/do-cornrows-come-from-africa/]written by DORIA ADOUKČ[/URL] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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