It has to be. "Why the bleep is the Weese showing us this old bit of stone?" you may ask. Would you believe: It was the only one I had? No, me neither. I was struck by the detail still in the stone... that's all. These are some very precise bas reliefs by any standard. And some of the details are incredible... the guy's fingernails and toenail are visible as are the shock-absorbing springs on the bottom of his chair. (What the heck is THAT about?) Quite an appetite on this guy; clearly an omnivore of some sort. (I'll pass on the big slug-looking thing, thank you.) PW was a bit more involved. This was behind glass/Perspex (nowt new there), but when I'd corrected for parallax it looked scrunched up. So, out came a bigger "pieces of paper" and the now head-on image was stretched so slightly, bit by bit, step by step until we got to Niagara Falls... uh, wrong story. ... Until we got basically correct dimensions. Enjoy; thanks for viewing. What's with that hand motion? Has he finally looked at what's on the table?