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"Homo supermarketis: You might think that a cave painting
fragment of a primitive human pushing a shopping cart would
raise a few flags at the British Museum in London, but the
phony artifact went undetected "for quite some time,"
according to the Web site of the purported hoaxster. It's
not the first time "Banksy the art terrorist" has stuck fake
objects to gallery walls and waited to see how long it takes
before curators notice."
"Homo supermarketis: You might think that a cave painting
fragment of a primitive human pushing a shopping cart would
raise a few flags at the British Museum in London, but the
phony artifact went undetected "for quite some time,"
according to the Web site of the purported hoaxster. It's
not the first time "Banksy the art terrorist" has stuck fake
objects to gallery walls and waited to see how long it takes
before curators notice."