Thanks for the video. I’m planning on going in a couple of months and I’ve never seen videos of the caravan and things like that on the way to the gazebo looking forward to it thanks again
I study rock art on my main channel. I’m seeing a few of the similar motifs here, I’m gonna go through some of your other videos now. You seem like a really cool dude!
10:09 for instance, right to the left here there is a carving of a human face with the right side profile. They made a complicated multi faceted style of art that takes several weeks of studying in order to see it, but it’s totally worth it because it opens up a whole new dimension of our history. I learned how to see it by finding a mound that was being destroyed for housing development in my neighborhood. I would’ve never expected an relatively unknown style of art existing. 10:14 facing to the left is the zigzag medicine man, A* common motif that I find here in North Carolina as well.
Thanks for sharing this. Hopefully these precious artifacts will last thousands more years, seeing as how man likes destroying things. Safe travels and GOD bless
Thank you for this really fine video. I'm viewing from southern Sweden and looking forward to checking it all out for myself together with my wife and two dear friends from waaaay back. Your captivating presentation is making my feet itch to be on their way! Thank you again!
Very interesting, thanks. Been to the crater, if out that way again I'll have to take time for petro's. I think they witnessed the impact, plus academia's dating didn't take into account The Younger Dryas Impacts Theory / Fact.
The craziest part of this story is that the guy narrating doesn't match his looks , his voice sounds like a 75yo man but he looks like he's in his late 30's or early 40's....
If Earth were a planet. Please show me show us in our Bible where it says earth is a planet, please show us where it says Earth starts spinning??? READ OUR BIBLE
Typical septic bulldust. I have seen aboriginal petroglyphs more than 40,000 years old in Australia. A time when there were "no" people in the americas. There are even older petroglyphs in Europe and in the Sahara desert.
There’s evidence of humans along west coast over 40k years old. Around San Diego. Mammoth carved and permanently placed upright. They were building a road.
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I'm surprised that it's still in private hands. Last time I was there was 38yrs ago going to ASU. Thank you for sharing
Should be a national monument, really...
How very beautiful. Thank you. I've never seen the woman bear claw dress before. What a gift
Thank you for showing this, beautiful place! I have become interested in Petroglyphs!👍👍
Wow, absolutely amazing!
Amazing! Thank you very much for sharing. I am so grateful the land has such good guardians. 🙏
Thanks for the video. I’m planning on going in a couple of months and I’ve never seen videos of the caravan and things like that on the way to the gazebo looking forward to it thanks again
Glad it was helpful!
very cool place.
Really an amazing place, I hope to visit.
It really is! I hope you get to experience it some day.
Rock art is the art for me
Very cool! Thanks!
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I study rock art on my main channel. I’m seeing a few of the similar motifs here, I’m gonna go through some of your other videos now. You seem like a really cool dude!
10:09 for instance, right to the left here there is a carving of a human face with the right side profile. They made a complicated multi faceted style of art that takes several weeks of studying in order to see it, but it’s totally worth it because it opens up a whole new dimension of our history. I learned how to see it by finding a mound that was being destroyed for housing development in my neighborhood. I would’ve never expected an relatively unknown style of art existing. 10:14 facing to the left is the zigzag medicine man, A* common motif that I find here in North Carolina as well.
Peyote buttons had a magical effect huh?
Thanks for sharing this. Hopefully these precious artifacts will last thousands more years, seeing as how man likes destroying things. Safe travels and GOD bless
Thank you for this really fine video. I'm viewing from southern Sweden and looking forward to checking it all out for myself together with my wife and two dear friends from waaaay back. Your captivating presentation is making my feet itch to be on their way! Thank you again!
I appreciate your comments Jonathan. I hope you enjoy your Arizona adventures.
What’s crazy is some of the areas I’ve come across make rock art ranch look rather mundane
I find areas like this in Chevelon canyon often.
Very interesting, thanks. Been to the crater, if out that way again I'll have to take time for petro's. I think they witnessed the impact, plus academia's dating didn't take into account The Younger Dryas Impacts Theory / Fact.
THE OLDEST ARE IN THE OWENS VALLEY , BISHOP AREA.
At 4:08 looks like a big snake in the road.
I think the apache has been here for about a thousand year, they, came from the north somewhere.
Who knows why any of what was when where now is
More than 2 min in no rocks😵
no one knows how old any of these are.
The craziest part of this story is that the guy narrating doesn't match his looks , his voice sounds like a 75yo man but he looks like he's in his late 30's or early 40's....
😂lol. That dude’s 52 and had just hiked 20 miles the day before this video was recorded. He was a little tired.
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This narrator mumbles and feels like he is about to faint.
Thanks for helping boost the video with you comment
If Earth were a planet. Please show me show us in our Bible where it says earth is a planet, please show us where it says Earth starts spinning??? READ OUR BIBLE
Typical septic bulldust. I have seen aboriginal petroglyphs more than 40,000 years old in Australia. A time when there were "no" people in the americas. There are even older petroglyphs in Europe and in the Sahara desert.
There’s evidence of humans along west coast over 40k years old. Around San Diego. Mammoth carved and permanently placed upright. They were building a road.
You don't know or even have a clue as to what is the oldest petroglyphs on Earth is or not
Appreciate the algorithm boost. 💪