This argument was supported through a few propositions such as the evidence of late emergence of symbolism. Rossano says, “genetic and fossil evidence points to the emergence of anatomically modern humans… somewhere between 200,000 and 150,000 years bp in Africa” (Rossano 2007:48), and this shows that with evidence there is proof that Peircean symbolism did not occur until the Upper Palaeolithic with the creation of artifacts used for ceremonies. “Higher level” (Rossano 2007:48) symbolism emerged later due to the creation of modern humans, and the idea of higher level Palaeolithic relates to the revolution of human behavior and human thoughts (Rossano 2007:50). Evidence of fortuitous mutations was also presented as mechanism for symbolism is the result of fortuitous genetic mutation, which revamped mind structure and mind capacity, in order to give Homo sapiens “a cognitive advantage over other archaic hominin forms” (Rossano 2007:49). In relation to the emergence of symbolism, our ability to preserve and manipulate information has also evolved with the enhanced working memory