The one that you show at the very beginning in the intro is the bird with its head, looking behind it like it’s sleeping with its beak inside of its wing. Completely invisible to most people, this ancient style of stone art can be learned, but it takes several weeks.
2:49 for instance here if you look at the top, you can see the bird beak facing to the right and the human portrait facing to the left. Once it’s pointed out and you can see it, there is no unseeing it! 12:23 why the long face on the top? 😅 it’s long because we actually tilt or look down along the stone to make the face proportioned, you’ll know you have it once the perfect portrait comes out. The way the carvings are done the eyes and the features of the cheekbone and the chin line will appear better. That’s really really beautiful one, a statue of a woman presumably. It is art, so of course it is interpretive. 18:46 on this stone you can see what looks to be like a bird, that little square section is the beacon right above that you can see the eye-going through the middle of the stone, not on the edge, facing to the left. The angle that you’re shooting it at is perfect. 31:50 curious if the triangle with the lines coming out of it like the old Egyptian eye was carved in by somebody recently or if that’s original. Do you see it going straight down from her left arm about halfway down the stone? It looks a lot like the ones we have in North Carolina, except here we just called them rocks of course 😅
Hello! Google maps actually has most of the megalithic sites marked. I just browse around a region and see what pops up. I also use megalithic.co.uk which has nearly every prehistoric site on it and also gives some information on them. I really enjoyed visiting your beautiful country and will definitely go there again!
I love Germany. Lived there from 72 to 96. My mom lives in Stuttgart now. It is a beautiful country.
The one that you show at the very beginning in the intro is the bird with its head, looking behind it like it’s sleeping with its beak inside of its wing. Completely invisible to most people, this ancient style of stone art can be learned, but it takes several weeks.
2:49 for instance here if you look at the top, you can see the bird beak facing to the right and the human portrait facing to the left. Once it’s pointed out and you can see it, there is no unseeing it!
12:23 why the long face on the top? 😅 it’s long because we actually tilt or look down along the stone to make the face proportioned, you’ll know you have it once the perfect portrait comes out. The way the carvings are done the eyes and the features of the cheekbone and the chin line will appear better. That’s really really beautiful one, a statue of a woman presumably. It is art, so of course it is interpretive.
18:46 on this stone you can see what looks to be like a bird, that little square section is the beacon right above that you can see the eye-going through the middle of the stone, not on the edge, facing to the left. The angle that you’re shooting it at is perfect.
31:50 curious if the triangle with the lines coming out of it like the old Egyptian eye was carved in by somebody recently or if that’s original. Do you see it going straight down from her left arm about halfway down the stone?
It looks a lot like the ones we have in North Carolina, except here we just called them rocks of course 😅
They scratched on knifes German Rocks?
Hallo from Denmark ☺️ How do you find all the Dolmens? Is there a webpage or something? 🤗
Hello! Google maps actually has most of the megalithic sites marked. I just browse around a region and see what pops up. I also use megalithic.co.uk which has nearly every prehistoric site on it and also gives some information on them.
I really enjoyed visiting your beautiful country and will definitely go there again!
There are actually tours of these sites through Germany as well if you do a quick search on Google, you can find those