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是写那个两个村庄发现篮子那个
Grounding on the finding of aPalean basket in lithos,previously only found in Plean, then synthesizing thetwo factor that the river is too deep and broad to cross and the reality of nofinding of boats. The author concluded that the basket is not unique toPalean.It might seem logical at first glance, however, in order to evalute theargument fully, we need a considerable number of additional evidence that maynot compelling or didn't even appear in the argument.
the first evidence we need ,in order to evalute theargument, is the information about whether or not the surrounding environment haschanged in the past years and when it changed. The discovery of the basket isperformed today, it is probably that the river is shallow and narrow or evendidn't exist in the age the people of Litho and Palean lived in. For instance, itwould certainly undermine the author's conclusion if we found the evidence thatthe people lived in the age broaden or dig out the river in order to irrigatetheir farmland and daily need such as to drink, to wash the clothes. Withoutknowing the past state of the river ,it may hasty to say that the river is hardto cross in thus hard to obtain the conclusion.
Another evidence that may weaken the argument couldcome from whether boats exist in that age.
the author claim that no Palean boats have beenfound. but he doesn't provide evidence the impossibility of the existence ofboats. it is probably ,for example, the boats decayed and eventually pernisheddue to the high level of moisture along the river and thus no traces could beenfound today. Moreover, some other means, by which crossed the river, may be disregardedby the archaeologist, like slide to the opposite bank through a line. Any kindof such evidence may undermine the author's argument.
in order fully evaluate the argument, more proofmay be needed to find out the origin of the basket. The author states that thebasket is firstly found in Palean and then appear in Lithos, however ,it couldnot determine the basket belongs to either of them. Perhaps there was anothervillege, far from the both two village ,where the basket exactally come from. Maybe,the people of this village was skilled in the manufacture and market of basket.so the basket prevailled in a immense area at that time. then the finding of thebasket in both village could make no sense to the conclusion of author for thatthey are only commodities from another village.
Although, the argument ,as talking above, seemslogical, more evidences should be found ,such as the changes of the river, themeans of crossing the river and the existence of another village, origin of thebasket. All of such proof may strengthen or weaken the argument. At that case, theauthor's analysis and conclusion may be more cogent and convincing. |
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