Original Knowing

Exploring the cognitive abilities of our prehistoric ancestors, this book delves into profound questions about their knowledge and self-awareness. It examines the interplay between contemporary science and religious tradition, investigating clues from fossil digs to ancient practices. By analyzing behaviors such as pointing in infants and the social dynamics of early humans, the narrative seeks to uncover the essence of knowing. Ultimately, it suggests that understanding our origins may lie in the fundamental human experiences of connection and perception, transcending mere language.