Im so amazed to find this video. I live within ten miles of here, andd was hiking three miles from here a week ago, yet never knew about these petroglyphs. I will hage to explore this area more. Thanks for your great videos!
I enjoy your work. I am sure at one point I saw a scorpion glyph and I would throw some food for thought at this, because of the deep belief of the circle or wheel of life maybe just maybe the circles with connecting lines are generations, as a vulva shown in a circle is where life starts each circle with line is the next generation..... I am of Choctaw/Cherokee decent on my mothers side and I understand the teaching of the life circle. Never saw anything like this though and I really enjoyed it. I live in Apache county Arizona and there are old petroglyphs around these parts and it is also high desert here. Great job.
Alex, the effort you put into each of these productions is simply amazing. We appreciate it very much. What a great set of petros. The night time footage definitely brought out a lot of details. The lizard petro is my favorite. I am surprised you did not come across any artifacts this time :-) Thank you!
Alex, I always enjoy your videos, as they are both informative and entertaining. I first viewed your video detailing the Rumsen Indian history in Pacific Grove, CA. I myself spent 10 years on the Monterey Peninsula as a Russian/Serbian/Korean linguist, and later as a tennis pro. Watching your work takes me back to a place I think of so fondly, and illuminates a history of which I was previously completely ignorant. That said, I'm a bit disappointed that you felt the need to issue a disclaimer or two re: extinction and accuracy during the introduction to this clip. These additions to your video make me think you received negative feedback by those who prefered to criticize, rather than simply appreciate your efforts. Please know that those of us who so love your videos do not expect 100% historical accuracy as you recount the lives of those who once inhabited the sites you visit. We just appreciate your willingness to go out there and chronicle the history of long-lost sites. Keep up the GREAT work, and don't concern yourself with the haters. Your authenticity and enthusiasm shine through. Thanks! Will Winningham
Stonehenge, eat your heart out, loved that large stone circle, with all those petroglyphs nearby, that area was very, very special to the NA’s in this area, thanks for taking us along!
Thank you for recording so many petroglyphs! I watch your videos over again because I have been fascinated by the rock carvings, the older ones in Own's Valley & the very oldest discovered not far away, in Nevada. The triangular attached boxes have been explained to me as rattle snakes-diamond backed. Does it mean it's true? I've spoken with Anthropologists, and read as much as I could about the discoveries out of Nevada, U of R I think,. Actual maps to water were discovered. A wonderful experiment! At first the students thought they were wrong until they dug & indeed found an ancient water source. Just fascinating! So as migrating peoples who followed the animals during the season's, they would leave information at their town sites & hunting grounds for those who came after them. At least that is how it has been explained to me.
Please do not move the stone artifacts. Don't touch them. Leave them in place so that others can see them at their individual locations. And for others to study the sites and artifacts.
EXCELLENT ! A Very Neat Place, one of my favorites, pretty good hunting for Quail, Chuckar & Rabbits too....There's another well just to the south/east of it with a walled rock square and a Windmill the Cattlemen put in, in the 40's. Thankyou for visiting that area, I miss it.
Darrell Lne i just bought your book and watched your interview with Terry. Been searching for the spot (google earth) of the mountain that your photo of the giant serpent is. Your on the east side of mountain near Garlock am I correct? Sure enjoying your search such a excellent life you have had. Thanks for putting your story out there.
At the 2:26 mark your foot was next to a hand sized rock with a carving on it. Thank You for the wonderful and educational video. And I really loved the quote. Happy Trails : )
Lance, thanks for watching the series. My assumption is that the images are Bighorn sheep. Antelope are not endemic to North America. The Pronghorn although not an antelope, it is often known colloquially in North America as the American antelope, prong buck, pronghorn antelope, prairie antelope, or simply antelope because it closely resembles the true antelopes of the Old World and fills a similar ecological niche. Also, the horn styles between the Bighorn and the Pronghorn are somewhat different................................alex
Repeated patterns, outlines of animals, possible maps with seasonal information. We may not know what the exact meaning is, however, it does not mean these are whimsical works. To imprint these rocks requires quite a bit of work. Clearly there is a language here because we see the same patterns over & over, Owen's Valley is a wonderful example of that. Also containing maps to water, mountains with sheep. Peoples would follow the animals and different areas for different seasons. These are maps, and information for the season to fish, hunt sheep. Recordings of warfare, births &... These are not without meaning.
Great video, Alex! One comment about the large stone circle. I believe that one could tell if it is ancient by looking at the desert varnish on the top and bottom of the stones. There will be a striking difference between the two surfaces if the stones have sat undisturbed for thousands of years. Perhaps the darkest stones are original and others were added later to "fill in" the circle.
Jean, thanks for watching and your comments. I recall looking at the stones to determine if they were newly placed, but I can't recall if I focused in on the patina of the stones............................alex
Is there any thing that is still alive in the area's that you visit,... meaning are those area's able to support any wild life. Do those goat's still in habit that area or is the entire population just rock's.
Nakoa Warrior, the El Paso Mountain Wilderness area wildlife includes raptors, Mohave Ground Squirrell and the Desert Tortoise. However, these wild lands are also important nesting and migratory bird habitat, and provide critical ecological connectivity between the El Paso Mountains, the Western Rand Mountains, and the Golden Valley Wilderness......alex
Awesome videos. About 400 feet west you missed some good areas and content. About 50-100 mortars. Some scatter in places. There is even more sites around there 1/4 away. instagram.com/Calduc. Keep up the amazing videos of the ancients.
Thank you very much! Instead in nightime to film it have you ever choosen different filters>? With that you can do a lot! But one think i did not like so much was the direkt contact with the scarving-paintings etc! Never touch these things...i know its hard to not feel this, but....its better not to Touch
I wonder if the big rocks in the circle represent plantets, months, zodiac symbols or, or Solstice. I'd like to know which large rock in the circle faces due East toward the morning star (aka Lucifer). My favorite symbol is the solar symbol on top of the Egyptian pyramid on the bolder you found with the spot light. Then there's the mother worship Yani symbol that entails all kinds of disgusting Alester Crowley style sex magick rituals. These are standard rituals because the demons teach the worshippers the rituals and religion directly. These people think they are powerful shamans, but really they are slaves to the demons and their religion. Maybe there's valid reason for the Missionaries to call the savages and to try to save them. Ancient man was very advanced, he was only limited by his stone aged technology. Their culture, symbols, and religious practices can be understood by simply understanding modern luciferian religions and Christianity. This is why there are so many universal horned figures, solar references, and calander references in their petroglyphs. "There's nothing new under the sun". Science is all about questioning everything and constantly looking for proof, it's not about dogmatically believing everything you read, or were taught by a college professor who only learned it from the books he made you read.
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Im so amazed to find this video. I live within ten miles of here, andd was hiking three miles from here a week ago, yet never knew about these petroglyphs. I will hage to explore this area more. Thanks for your great videos!
Chris, thanks for watching. FYI, my RUclips channel has several sites that I filmed in your local area. Happy trekking.........alex
Alex, your passion for the journey that you take us on in each and every one of your videos is very enjoyable, educational and much appreciated.
Mike, thanks for watching and your kind words..............alex
Wow. Thanks for taking us out there. I can all most smell that sweet sage.
Thanks for watching and coming along on the journey........alex
Thankyou Alex. Have you ever found the rocks that were used to make these petroglyphs?
I enjoy your work. I am sure at one point I saw a scorpion glyph and I would throw some food for thought at this, because of the deep belief of the circle or wheel of life maybe just maybe the circles with connecting lines are generations, as a vulva shown in a circle is where life starts each circle with line is the next generation..... I am of Choctaw/Cherokee decent on my mothers side and I understand the teaching of the life circle. Never saw anything like this though and I really enjoyed it. I live in Apache county Arizona and there are old petroglyphs around these parts and it is also high desert here. Great job.
your in a league all of your own with this incredible work
Thanks for watching and your kind words.....alex
I completely agree
Alex, the effort you put into each of these productions is simply amazing. We appreciate it very much. What a great set of petros. The night time footage definitely brought out a lot of details. The lizard petro is my favorite. I am surprised you did not come across any artifacts this time :-) Thank you!
Keep up the great work Alex!
Excellent film and story Alex.
Allen, thanks for watching and your comment.........................alex
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Very cool a new way to view petroglyphs thanks Alex.
Alex, I always enjoy your videos, as they are both informative and entertaining. I first viewed your video detailing the Rumsen Indian history in Pacific Grove, CA. I myself spent 10 years on the Monterey Peninsula as a Russian/Serbian/Korean linguist, and later as a tennis pro. Watching your work takes me back to a place I think of so fondly, and illuminates a history of which I was previously completely ignorant. That said, I'm a bit disappointed that you felt the need to issue a disclaimer or two re: extinction and accuracy during the introduction to this clip. These additions to your video make me think you received negative feedback by those who prefered to criticize, rather than simply appreciate your efforts. Please know that those of us who so love your videos do not expect 100% historical accuracy as you recount the lives of those who once inhabited the sites you visit. We just appreciate your willingness to go out there and chronicle the history of long-lost sites. Keep up the GREAT work, and don't concern yourself with the haters. Your authenticity and enthusiasm shine through. Thanks! Will Winningham
Stonehenge, eat your heart out, loved that large stone circle, with all those petroglyphs nearby, that area was very, very special to the NA’s in this area, thanks for taking us along!
Absolutely fascinating Alex.
Hey Liam, thanks for watching it really was a fun and exciting journey......alex
Thank you Alex for all of these great videos!
Thank you for recording so many petroglyphs! I watch your videos over again because I have been fascinated by the rock carvings, the older ones in Own's Valley & the very oldest discovered not far away, in Nevada. The triangular attached boxes have been explained to me as rattle snakes-diamond backed. Does it mean it's true? I've spoken with Anthropologists, and read as much as I could about the discoveries out of Nevada, U of R I think,. Actual maps to water were discovered. A wonderful experiment! At first the students thought they were wrong until they dug & indeed found an ancient water source. Just fascinating! So as migrating peoples who followed the animals during the season's, they would leave information at their town sites & hunting grounds for those who came after them. At least that is how it has been explained to me.
Please do not move the stone artifacts. Don't touch them. Leave them in place so that others can see them at their individual locations. And for others to study the sites and artifacts.
EXCELLENT ! A Very Neat Place, one of my favorites, pretty good hunting for Quail, Chuckar & Rabbits too....There's another well just to the south/east of it with a walled rock square and a Windmill the Cattlemen put in, in the 40's. Thankyou for visiting that area, I miss it.
Darrell, thanks for watching and your comments. Its an amazing area with many ancients sites......alex
Darrell Lne i just bought your book and watched your interview with Terry. Been searching for the spot (google earth) of the mountain that your photo of the giant serpent is. Your on the east side of mountain near Garlock am I correct? Sure enjoying your search such a excellent life you have had. Thanks for putting your story out there.
Awesome video. Very interesting. Great idea to go out at night. Images really popped. Thanks for sharing.
KO, thanks for watching. It was a fun trek.......................alex
At the 2:26 mark your foot was next to a hand sized rock with a carving on it. Thank You for the wonderful and educational video. And I really loved the quote.
Happy Trails : )
Pamela, thanks for watching and the kind words...........alex
storiesbyalex , you're very welcome ☺️ 🌵
Great work just a thought since your using high power light what about High power UV light. If the the rock is scratch maybe it might reflect more?
Zereth, thanks for watching and your suggestion. Perhaps, I will try the UV light on my next trek.........................alex
Thanks for this. And cool sunrise montage at end.
Thnks for watching - it was a fun trek......alex
Stories By Alex...at night is 1000x more intense and exciting
Yes, filming at night does bring another dimension to the trek. Thanks for watching and your comments..............alex
What kind of paint did they use and how old are they?
Alex, wonderful video. I live in near this location. I know of other sites. Thank you for posting.
Vivian Winkel Hey Vivian. What part of the area do you live in?
The hunting figure @ 13.50 appears to be wearing a feather headdress as seen in old 19-century photographs...
Thanks for another great video man....
Thanks for watching. It was an exciting journey.......alex
I wonder if those figures are big horn sheep or antelope?
Lance, thanks for watching the series. My assumption is that the images are Bighorn sheep. Antelope are not endemic to North America. The Pronghorn although not an antelope, it is often known colloquially in North America as the American antelope, prong buck, pronghorn antelope, prairie antelope, or simply antelope because it closely resembles the true antelopes of the Old World and fills a similar ecological niche. Also, the horn styles between the Bighorn and the Pronghorn are somewhat different................................alex
The turtle was the animal that represented the Orion constellation ! There are turtle symbols all over America continent north and south !
Repeated patterns, outlines of animals, possible maps with seasonal information. We may not know what the exact meaning is, however, it does not mean these are whimsical works. To imprint these rocks requires quite a bit of work. Clearly there is a language here because we see the same patterns over & over, Owen's Valley is a wonderful example of that. Also containing maps to water, mountains with sheep. Peoples would follow the animals and different areas for different seasons. These are maps, and information for the season to fish, hunt sheep. Recordings of warfare, births &... These are not without meaning.
Great video, Alex! One comment about the large stone circle. I believe that one could tell if it is ancient by looking at the desert varnish on the top and bottom of the stones. There will be a striking difference between the two surfaces if the stones have sat undisturbed for thousands of years. Perhaps the darkest stones are original and others were added later to "fill in" the circle.
Jean, thanks for watching and your comments. I recall looking at the stones to determine if they were newly placed, but I can't recall if I focused in on the patina of the stones............................alex
@@storiesbyalex Oooo, and the boulder at 16:41 looks like it has two layers of petroglyphs on it, one older than the other. Do you recall that?
@@McBean09 Yes, there was superimposition on that boulder. Many of the boulders were that way......................alex
are those by natives for real?
Is there any thing that is still alive in the area's that you visit,... meaning are those area's able to support any wild life.
Do those goat's still in habit that area or is the entire population just rock's.
Nakoa Warrior, the El Paso Mountain Wilderness area wildlife includes raptors, Mohave Ground Squirrell and the Desert Tortoise. However, these wild lands are also important nesting and migratory bird habitat, and provide critical ecological connectivity between the El Paso Mountains, the Western Rand Mountains, and the Golden Valley Wilderness......alex
Awesome videos. About 400 feet west you missed some good areas and content. About 50-100 mortars. Some scatter in places. There is even more sites around there 1/4 away. instagram.com/Calduc. Keep up the amazing videos of the ancients.
Thank you very much! Instead in nightime to film it have you ever choosen different filters>? With that you can do a lot! But one think i did not like so much was the direkt contact with the scarving-paintings etc! Never touch these things...i know its hard to not feel this, but....its better not to Touch
I wonder what petroglyphs look like under a black light?
great new format, Alex, well done!
Thanks Alfred.......................alex
That is NOT a geoglyph. That is a birthing area, probably covered with a birthing stone in the center worn down.
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Thank you.....A'HO
I wonder if the big rocks in the circle represent plantets, months, zodiac symbols or, or Solstice. I'd like to know which large rock in the circle faces due East toward the morning star (aka Lucifer).
My favorite symbol is the solar symbol on top of the Egyptian pyramid on the bolder you found with the spot light. Then there's the mother worship Yani symbol that entails all kinds of disgusting Alester Crowley style sex magick rituals. These are standard rituals because the demons teach the worshippers the rituals and religion directly. These people think they are powerful shamans, but really they are slaves to the demons and their religion. Maybe there's valid reason for the Missionaries to call the savages and to try to save them.
Ancient man was very advanced, he was only limited by his stone aged technology. Their culture, symbols, and religious practices can be understood by simply understanding modern luciferian religions and Christianity. This is why there are so many universal horned figures, solar references, and calander references in their petroglyphs. "There's nothing new under the sun".
Science is all about questioning everything and constantly looking for proof, it's not about dogmatically believing everything you read, or were taught by a college professor who only learned it from the books he made you read.
Must you give out locations these places are being destroyed in vast numbers are you nuts!!
You use the word beautiful to describe these images. I see defaced natural beauty. Ancient graffiti, still Art. No different than modern graffiti.