Last week Bill Hyder suggested extending our list of cave painting art in numismatics to the larger field of prehistoric art. Here are some examples.
George Cuhaj writes:
Here is a 2010 commemorative from Palau, featuring Easter Island. It is part of a much larger set of coins which feature Wonders of the World.
Look close - the reverse design includes a treasure chest and bare-breasted mermaid. George also sent the following images of
A Cook Island Easter Island coin and
Ron Dutton's Stonehenge medal. Thanks also!
-Editor
To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
MORE CAVE PAINTING ART IN NUMISMATICS
(www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v17n20a19.html)
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