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2:34 remain me sahara figure

Our ancestors enjoyed some pretty good drugs.

WHERE ARE THESE AMAZING BEAUTIFUL PICTOGRAPHS !!! THE ART WORK 🎨 IS JUST INCREDIBLE 😲

Amazing and beautiful, if the rocks could speak… Thank you for sharing these incredible treasures!

Thank you!

They're not arms. They're talons. The image represents a bird grabbing it's prey. I think each piece is unique. I don't know if one can classify them. Thanks for showing. Interesting.

That was pretty good. Loved the enhancement. Thanks.

What does the cave art show??😮

These Hearthstone reports are most interesting and informative. Thanks for giving these webinars and answering the questions.

Thank you for your research... thank you

Why do all rock art pictographs in the American Southwest look so similar ?

I saw the spirit of a virus that had infected me. If I was an artist I could reproduce it. I think these people were reproducing what they had seen and imagined. Maybe the spirits of the cactus in one painting. The cactus has it's own spears and there are human made spears depicted. Is this an explanation of how humans got spears from the cactus spirit ?? Thanks for showing.

5k-6k years of age is considerably long age for paint & figures to endure in a rock shelter thats so shallow & exposed to the elements, also the variety of colors used in the executions is extraordinary with a poly of color application as opposed to so many pictographs being monotonal using 1 -3 different colors at best or 1-3 shades of the same color.Throughout history until more recent commercial times, artists made their own concoctions of pigments with the ultimate aim and concern being the longevity of the pigment. with permanent oils often cracking and flaking after time, yet fresco painting like a water based tempura type medium applied to damp plaster to allow maximum penetration like a stain, eliminating the flaking and cracking. Fresco painting was commonly done on the cathedral ceilings and walls in Europe as well as on murals & stucco base relief sculptures in Meso America.Your presentation was good, but may i suggest a few things to enhance your production by showing more photography of the subjects your speaking about while talking ,including photos of the whole panel and the individual images instead of 1/2 images cut off at the head, showing D stretch images of the entire panel as well as individual characters in detail would be a great addition too, By Bringing the 5 other shelter sites into the conversation with many of them being 3k years older it would be great to see photographs of those sites & panels as well, to compare styles & to put it all in context, a picture is worth 1000 words in this case. less graphs & more attention to images would be great.

This is amazing. This makes seeing what is actually there so much easier. Do you mind if I say it is actually very trippy?

Please check out the latest video on artwork in the mountains of china - I would love to get your feedback ! Regards

Interesting !

If I was looking at this mural up close I would wonder if the rock that they painted on was prepared in any way such as sharp edges made soft by grinding a little bit because I have a tendency to see the images that are on the stone I can sort of look past all color just to be looking for the possible image that was on the stone so I would have to be up close to see if this stone wall was prepared before it was painted on the first time

At th-cam.com/video/-Oziau26Pqo/w-d-xo.htmlm50s it appears to me to be a shaman's interpretation of a firsthand account of an Aztec temple. The jagged "steps" on the side as well as the stairway in the center to the squared top. It also appears to possibly have bodies falling down the sides with decapitated heads. The figures to the sides of the "temple" also appear to be depicted as blood fountains.

These stunning images and reconstructions remind me of what Picasso said after viewing Spanish cave paintings: "We have learned nothing new." Some images make me wonder if Paul Klee wasn't an Indigenous American in a former incarnation. I live near Sedona and each time I encounter a glyph or graph on a hike, I am delighted to be a witness. Have learned much from your presentation. Thank you.

May I have your permission to post a video on my channel explaining the enthusiasm and importance of the work you guys are doing may I do that

....Very enlightening video.... this is what I needed to know... thank you guys so very very much

....I would like to help... I would like to write you guys a long letter and try to explain how I may be able to help...my study includes the painted art on my collection...and the ancient uniface stone tool patterns used to create the tools ...before they were painted.... hello....my name is ray

I am about 15 minutes in, and this question may very well be answered later in the video, but I figured I'd ask here: is the claim that the painters of the Lower Pecos are the ancestors of the pyramid builders in Teotihuacan? Or that they would migrate from the Lower Pecos into Mesoamerica in the centuries between the end of the Pecos River Style and the construction of those pyramids?

I think most of the enhancements are completely shite and ruins what you are trying to do

some parts you went straight past with enhancement...they would have been amazing...i don't understand why you did that ?

has the whole site been enhanced? would love to see it...

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Wow these videos are fascinating! I just stumbled across them yesterday and am hooked! The book is on my list next to get! Thank you for making this info available 🌑☀️

Let's preserve all the art of the native americans, who we slaughtered and stole all 99.1 percent of their land, how nice..................

It's very cool but one very interesting one was missed and not enhanced and it is a clearer one than the first. Look at 1:10, in-between the first enhancement and the second.

un colisionador de partículas trayendo a este mundo un gran mal.

Looks like Montezuma‘s well in Arizona

5:14 that look like a portal, incredible

Hmmm . . . I can tie my sailboat at the dock right?

P R O M O S M 💋

😊that was amazing to see.

😢 "promo sm"

Glad to see your teeth looking so straight, healthy and white.

I did my archaeology field school at Shumla and it's a memory and experience I treasure! Not only did I learn a bit about dirt archaeology like they do in every other field school, but we learned how to record rock art! Thank you, Shumla!

Interesting...😊