Which one of the following, if true, would most call into question Schmandt-Besserat's theory mentioned in lines 28-33?

Emil-Kunkin on August 5 at 12:48AM

Hi, d doesn't give us a reason to doubt her theory, let's imagine that it were true that they were originally intended to be placed in envelopes. This doesn't really impact her theory at all. Ultimately they were placed in clay envelopes, their original intent isn't really Germaine to the fact that they were later found in such envelopes. Additionally lack of evidence isn't evidence of lack.