I suggest a proposal for modelling, at weak string coupling, the `Big Bounce' transition from a growing-curvature phase to standard (FRW) cosmology in terms of a pressure-less dense gas of `string holes' (SH): string states lying on the correspondence curve between strings and black holes. During this phase SH evolve in such a way that temperature and (string-frame) curvature remain ℴ( M s ) and (a cosmological version of) the holographic entropy bound remains saturated. This reasoning also appears to imply a new interpretation of the Hagedorn phase transition in string theory.
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