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The claim that the bone object is early eyewear seems... extraordinary, to say the least. And unfortunately specialists from other fields weighing in on archaeological interpretation always raises red flags. I haven't been able to find the cited article or assess the reliability of Pazhoohandeh as a source. In any case, a claim like this needs to be supported with other sources that have commented on it, not just a primary paper from the original author. –  Joe ( talk) 08:06, 20 September 2019 (UTC) reply

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