Venus Willendorf, Wills Prehistoric Road Trip (Part 9)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Come and join me on my next adventure to visit The 30,000 year old carving of a Venus in Austria, and then go on an actual adventure to find the stone she was made from 160 miles away and attempt to recreate her.
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Don’t forget each “Venus” is unique. Yours is just as beautiful.
Nobody that appreciates life and nature and our past could be unmoved at such sights
What a trip this has been, and how much we have all learned. thanks for taking me along. Your an awesome person will, I’d love to get a chance to meet you.
Will, what a wonderful journey this was, thanks for sharing it with us. I was just thinking how beautifully she is displayed. It didn’t surprise me to see the affect it had on you. It’s so amazing to stand close to an object that connects us to the past.
Few minutes into this premiere and I'm really enjoying...thank you!!!
😂 😂 😂!
You know what?
You made something beautiful out of the modern cement piece (even if it looked like a kind of limestone but a rigid and sponge like looking)!
The bottom line is, YOUR JOURNEY AND THE MESSAGE!
You transformed a piece of what ever, and you transformed it into your Venus.
All to get in touch with our past!
Good Trip!
What an adventure and wonderful work! Your Venus is spectacular! I doubt that whoever made the original made theirs in one day, even if they may have used easier stone to sculpt with.
Thank for sharing your insight, passion, spiritual connection and intellect! Blessings Abound!
Thank you Will for sharing your amazing journey with us. Deeply appreciated. Love your Venus and the red ochre was a nice touch! Enjoy
PS Just watched again.... Amazing and evocative. Big Thank you.
Thank you for this amazing video adventure. Top notch. God Bless to you and our ancestors.
I am enjoying your journey very much Will.
This one is emotional. The emotions in this definitely convey over. What a challenge. The Venus is spectacular beyond words. Thanks for bringing us on this amazing journey. The past really does humble us if we open up ourselves to it.
Yeah that was a bit of a journey that one 😂
@@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival a journey it was.. amazing 🤩
This was a fantastic watch. Congratulations on getting as far as you did with the stone carving...it is still an awesome recreation finished or not. Thanks for taking us on your pilgrimage.
Thanks for taking us on this pilgrimage.
I loved watching your video! Thank you for sharing your processes of carving the Venus. Quite a spiritual process.
Thank you Will, that's an amazing journey you took me on, perhaps you are "re-membering" something on this ancient journey?
Thank you for taking us with you on your Will. That was fascinating.
What an adventure!!! I am so honored to have sort of traveled with you! Thank you!!!
You're a unique individual Will. Great job!
Cheers Gil
I think your Venus is really good, original in the true sense, hope you treasure it
Ahh thank you and yes i still have and treasure her 😎
Weather it was oolitic limestone or a lump of cement, you done a great job and took an amazing journey!! 🥰 and I thank you for taking me along with you.
I love your videos Will, thank you so much for sharing!! 👍 you make me feel like I’m with you for the adventure 🥰👍
Your stick-to-it-ness is quite something. All fascinating stuff. Thanks
wonderful to see your quest: to relate to this Venus, to find her in a museum, to buy a replica of her, to find a similar rock that she was made from, and then, to go where she was found! Just wonderful you shared all. We know you are strong- 30,000 years ago we have no idea who the sculpture was-tall short, a bit stronger probably, for always on the go.. If you could have worked on it a bit during your rest period, or on those hot moments, or cold moments thru out the year-you could have done more. Somethings there is no time limit on.. I think you did a great job on your Venus, so the magic of the whole experience is in your piece, plus the hard work, is appreciated!
Goosepimples on that reveal, nice one WIll
Awesome glad you felt it man
You are amazing! Thank you for this incredible journey 💓
I wonder if she was made from sand stone? The grain is so much finer,good for fine details. Cheers Will ✌❤
This was an awesome video! Great job! 👍
Good to see you following your dreams mate, your passion for the time period is inspiring, great videos !
Great video Will, and a winning format. Making the journey to experience these places is so important. I can personally recommend France's Vézère Valley as a destination when more normal times return. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely Brilliant will, thank you
Picture the creator of the Venus spending an hour or two at the end of the day for perhaps weeks or months. The scale of time that we unconsciously live in today expects immediate gratification. We tend to want today what may have taken several moons thousands of years ago!
Great work, thank you for showing us!
Completely amazing
Fantastic video.. again thank you for bringing us on your journey
It was my utmost pleasure
Thanks for this. It puts in perspective how important these figures were to the owners. You showed how hard it is to make something like this which illustrates how important certain rituals would have been. It would have been no small thing to have buried a figure that required that effort to create. To equate it to to present day, how many of us would bury and walk away from an iPhone we have worked many hours to purchase?
Fantastic effort, beautiful result
Thanks mate
You know I love your work will thank you
Brilliant!
Outstanding stuff!
Brilliant journey Will. Good on you fella.
Молодцы , успеха Вам и процветания
This is such a fantastic adventure Will! Your passion for the subject really comes through in all your videos! I'm looking forward to your adventure in the Bavarian caves! - Martin
Beautiful adventure!
Awesome job bro!
I think the Venus is carved from finer stone Will. Good effort though. Lots of emotion in this video.
If the Venus wasn't a Goddess but modelled on a real person back then, they sure ate well and didn't do arduous work.
Perhaps she was royalty, a queen maybe or the wife of a high tribal leader or mother of many offspring? Mother of a great person perhaps.
Maybe she was even a Goddess? Now there's a thought!
Sandy
God bless
Where I live in New Mexico United States we've have the ability to find lots of Clovis points and Folsom points. I understand that they are also very old. Since they are not attributed to Native American artifacts I believe they are legal to collect. The Site of Puma Punku in South America has in my opinion the greatest example of ancient stone work. However was it made?
Awesome thank you !
There is also an excellent book written by Michael crighton called Eaters of the Dead. I think this book would interest you. Especially the historical content
Muy buenos los videos . Estaría bueno que estuviera subtitulado en español también tendría muchos más seguidores.
Will, we have films in the UK, not movies.
Can you do a video on where to find flint in the uk
i met the "Venus" in Vienna today :)
i love yur vids and emailed the link to freinds as a tripp i would love to try
but thats concrete thanks
They probably found it and it probably already had some human features naturally and they carved her out.
Will Lord, I am moved by your devotion and responses, which I share and shared decades before realizing my lineal connection. Genomics indicates I am directly descended through the male line from Gravettian mammoth hunters (Proto-European aboriginal hunter-gatherers). That explains a lot.
I was able to purchase an accurate reproduction not unlike yours from a hippie spiritual shop in the Haight-Ashbury during the mid 1980s. I made a close study of the details: her long fingers and other subtle and significant anatomical features. Please note that with those graceful fingers, our Mother is depicted expressing the milk from her breasts... as if to feed and nurture the world.
It probably took 3 days to carve?
should have stopped off in paris on the way and seen the National Archaeological museum in St Germaine ( it's well worth the visit)en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Archaeological_Museum,_France
, they have the venus made from mammoth ivory and that is hard but can be carved as you know. They also have some amazing paleolithic carvings and giant elk etc en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_of_Brassempouy
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Up all night to get monke
It looks like a statue of a fat or pregnant woman!
sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravianska_venu%C5%A1a this is our slovak