4000 Year-Old Stone Suspected as World's First Selfie

4000 Year-Old Stone Suspected as World's First Selfie

Grownnews: London - An inscription dating from the Stone Age 4000 years old, were found in the area of ​​Baildon Moor, England. In ancient scripts, there are carving a face alleged first selfie in the world. Reported www.foxnews.com, researchers inscription, Gordon Holmes (64), believes that the discovery is the shape of selfie people in the stone age. "I realized that I see a selfie from the stone age."

It is known that the stone carvings on the inscription may not be as old as the Ancient Egyptians hieroglyphs relics, but the discovery of this inscription is a marker that is remarkable for the history of England. Gordon convinced that people Baildon Moor still holds many other ancient inscriptions which have carved creepy, he argues engraving inscription contained in Baildon Moor is closely associated with mystical things that existed in the days of Old English.

"Maybe carving contained on this inscription is a specific symbol to indicate the maker of the carving is the people who are narcissistic, as depicted in hieroglyphics by the ancient Egyptians, but the stone carvings selfie in Baildon Moor may be an example selfie earliest in the world," Holmes added ,