7 Stone Age Art School 65,000 BC

CHAPTER 7 STONE AGE ART SCHOOL We swirl and swirl and swirl until, finally, the wheelie bin lands.

Terry is studying the chronometer. 'Well,' I say, 'is this six and a half years before the treehouse was built?' 'Um… not exactly,' says Terry, 'but we're definitely getting closer… now we're in the year 65,000 BC.' I open the lid of the bin. 'Wow, look!' I say. 'Cave men!' 'And cave women!' says Terry. 'And cave children and… cave dogs!' 'They don't look very happy,' I say. 'No,' says Terry. 'They look kind of bored.'

'Well, it's no wonder, really,' I say. 'I mean, they are living in the Stone Age. All the really good stuff hasn't been invented yet. There are no books, no TV, no treehouses! There's nothing to do.'

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Terry goes up to them and says, 'Hi, I'm Terry. How are you?' 'Bored,' says a cave man. 'Why don't you draw something?' says Terry. 'That's what I do when I'm bored.' '"Draw something"?' grunts one of the cave men. 'What is "draw"? What is "something"?' 'What is "draw something"?' says one of the cave