8 MILES OF ICE AGE ART in Amazon Rainforest

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024

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  • @natalielambert4378
    @natalielambert4378 3 года назад +50

    I'd like an 24 hour video just panning this 8 miles.

  • @barbarachurchill5304
    @barbarachurchill5304 3 года назад +122

    This is more exciting to me than going to Mars. What else is out there waiting for discovery right here on Earth?

    • @Boreaser
      @Boreaser 3 года назад +8

      Space-travels is nothing but a waste of time and good money. Sci-Fi-novels about "Extra-terrestials" NOTHING but FICTION.
      All of it to distort People from their honest SEARCH of PURPOSE, wich is nowhere to be found outside our OWN, terrestial ROOTS.
      Investigating Our Common Past is the ONLY sceintific way of dealing with the MAJOR quests and questions of Modern Man. Thus this news from S-America was truly GREAT.

    • @edwin11373
      @edwin11373 3 года назад +6

      I find all explorations of the universe including earth equally fascinating and important.

    • @danielmoreno-gama5973
      @danielmoreno-gama5973 3 года назад +4

      @@Boreaser not true space travel can be used for future extraction of recourse and future colonization

    • @bodystomp5302
      @bodystomp5302 3 года назад +3

      @@Boreaser Rubbish.

    • @Boreaser
      @Boreaser 3 года назад +1

      @@bodystomp5302 Exactly. All that fuzz for NOTHING but fancy high-tech... 😂🤣😅

  • @robspecht9550
    @robspecht9550 3 года назад +8

    Fabulous audio quality. Best I’ve ever heard coming from a chat like this.

  • @ruckusamongus7023
    @ruckusamongus7023 3 года назад +9

    truly amazing, looks like it'll take many years to study. gathering up my socks now....whoa!

  • @nasr7341
    @nasr7341 3 года назад +4

    Can't wait to see what archeologists can learn about prehistory with this art

  • @roddixon368
    @roddixon368 3 года назад +6

    Thanks, great coverage. Now I wait for the documentaries to arrive.

  • @bozo5632
    @bozo5632 3 года назад +45

    Big graffiti problem back in the day.

  • @DeanBrah
    @DeanBrah 3 года назад +13

    where's the 44,200,690 x 10,000 pixel panorama?

  • @e.graceoldstoneroses9947
    @e.graceoldstoneroses9947 3 года назад +17

    Thank you both for covering this amazing (re)discovery! These paintings are truly incredible and quite a beautiful testament to those who painted them.

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      I always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from...?

  • @Archangelm127
    @Archangelm127 3 года назад +21

    I avoid the 'mainstream' media like the plague, so this is the first I've heard about this. The point being that even when you're "late," it's still worth your time to cover something.

  • @inesjesus3441
    @inesjesus3441 3 года назад +4

    I had seen these images but I thought they had to be fake...how can paintings survive in a rainforest? Its just unbelievable..

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад +2

      Because it's not paint. Red ochre is a mineral and is very long-lasting. Oldest example is 25,000 years old.

    • @inesjesus3441
      @inesjesus3441 3 года назад

      @@ThePrehistoryGuys thanks for answering! Its super interesting, you should do a video on all the different types of cave paintings 🤩

  • @DarkoErmenc
    @DarkoErmenc 3 года назад +3

    I've seen some rock art in Morroco, Algeria, Egypt Gilf Kebir, Eritrea, but these are extraordinary.

  • @sgtrock68
    @sgtrock68 3 года назад +3

    Have you guys...or anyone else for that matter, seen the LIDAR images of the Brazilian Amazon? It's not exactly a long way from these cliffs. Well, I shouldn't say that because everything is a long way in South America. I grew up in Quito in the 70s, btw. At any rate there is a reoccurring structure in the LIDAR images of square ditches and they seem to come in sets of two with a causeway between them. I notice on this cliff there is quite a few pairs of squares with double straight lines connecting them, also. From the beginning I've thought the square ditches in the Amazon could be food crops, with ditches around them to control water, either keeping it in, or keeping it out. Now I see the squares on the cliff have designs inside the squares that could make one think of rows of plants. Different kinds of plants for different styles of lines. Am I seeing things and putting my modern views on it?
    I know that all of this land in S. America was very different 12000 years ago, and these two anomalies are very far apart, and according to the mainstream, at that time period, humans were banging rocks together and playing with our fingers. However, things are coming to light, kicking and screaming, every year that is pushing civilized man further and further back in time. I have always believed that there was someone, NOT ALIENS, that was traveling the globe, long before they should have been, spreading civilization and the knowledge of organized community, construction, water management, planting crops, and raising herds of food animals.
    Anyone else?

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      Thank you. It seems there were many errors in the stories we reported on. We may come back to this. Thank you for taking the time! 😊

  • @darkdogstudios
    @darkdogstudios 3 года назад +6

    Why has no one addressed the mastadon in the room, ie: how have they survived in such pristine condition for 12,000 years whilst out in the open?

    • @evanhadkins5532
      @evanhadkins5532 3 года назад

      Depends on direction of wind and such

    • @PibrochPonder
      @PibrochPonder 3 года назад +1

      That’s what I thought. It’s astonishing in its clarity. It looks suspicious to me.

    • @phillyb8347
      @phillyb8347 3 года назад

      It looks fresh. Cant they just test the paint to see how old it is?

  • @patrickdurst9623
    @patrickdurst9623 Год назад +1

    as the sarah was more green 12k years ago - the amazonas area was less green - all those ancient cites & locations got hidden in the jungle or the sand or the sea - we will keep on finding for ages - if we want to
    i love the fact that we still keep producing fascinating stories out the search for our selfs

    • @shannonhughes610
      @shannonhughes610 7 месяцев назад +1

      As a 52 yr old it's pretty wild to see how much archaeology and history have been rewritten. I think in my lifetime they will discover proof of megalithic builders and civilizations hundreds of thousands of years old.....probably in Antarctica or the Sahara.

  • @maggieadams8600
    @maggieadams8600 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for informing me about this! :) (And for being so cheerful! :)

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from?

  • @RandomPlaceHolderName
    @RandomPlaceHolderName 3 года назад +4

    Drink a shot every time Rupert says uh.

  • @mikemccormick7105
    @mikemccormick7105 3 года назад +4

    Has there been any LIDAR work in this same area?

  • @jackuzzi5251
    @jackuzzi5251 3 года назад +29

    As a layperson my question - is it perfectly normal for red ochre to be in pristine condition on stone walls after 12,000 years of weather?

    • @DarkoErmenc
      @DarkoErmenc 3 года назад +10

      Paintings are not under direct sunlight and it is a shelter. You can see in the footage that in some places it is washed out because of the elements.

    • @jackuzzi5251
      @jackuzzi5251 3 года назад +1

      @@DarkoErmenc cheers

    • @PhilipOberg
      @PhilipOberg 3 года назад +5

      How do you call that pristine condition

    • @edwardhanson3664
      @edwardhanson3664 3 года назад +7

      @@PhilipOberg Most of it is quite clear and sharp, compared to others that require photo enhancement to really see.

    • @jackuzzi5251
      @jackuzzi5251 3 года назад +1

      @@PhilipOberg what Edward Hanson said.

  • @eleanoraquitaine2966
    @eleanoraquitaine2966 3 года назад +7

    They were telling their story, the story of their lives for posterity.

  • @esthermcdonald2297
    @esthermcdonald2297 3 года назад +4

    Fascinatingly beautiful!

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      I always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from...?

  • @mariansmith7694
    @mariansmith7694 3 года назад +8

    WOW, looks like an expensive carpet in the pictures.

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from?

  • @philwilson6323
    @philwilson6323 3 года назад +3

    Some of the motifs there are quite similar to rock art in the SW USA. I'd have thought they'd be more different. I've explored many sites and have images that are quite similar (and in red ochre). That's what amazing to me, not that it's there, but how familiar it is when compared with the southwest USA rock art which is dated much younger.

    • @jaysilverheals4445
      @jaysilverheals4445 Год назад

      thats because this a bullshit video of fake info. THEY ARENT 12,000 years old

  • @jamesleonard2870
    @jamesleonard2870 Год назад

    I just watched Secretes of the Dead on PBS called lost civilizations in the Amazon on US tv. It was incredible! 🌊🏄‍♂️🌱☀️

  • @lynwoodreed9032
    @lynwoodreed9032 2 года назад +1

    I could be wrong but there is a great resemblance to Aboriginal rock art of Australia!

  • @mortalclown3812
    @mortalclown3812 2 года назад

    How astonishing to know, gentlemen. Delighted to find your channel.

  • @treering8228
    @treering8228 3 года назад +16

    Ok, so my mom thinks it’s a history, I think it could be maps. In the book “Hanta Yo” about the the American Native tribe the Lakota, a member of the tribe was the designated “record keeper”. Could these be the history of these people? The circles with dots and squares with lines REALLY look like these people were farming, hence why I think it may be a map along with the wavy lines delineating rivers. How COOL! Thanks for this, lovely to see you two!

    • @MossyMozart
      @MossyMozart 11 месяцев назад

      @treering8228 - According to the "National Geogrphic Magazine" article I read, the people of the area still visit the site regularly and keep painting there.

  • @johnhance5868
    @johnhance5868 2 года назад

    This is absolutely mind blowing, and its of the ice age?, incredible truly incredible!!

  • @jamsodonnelljamsodonnell7342
    @jamsodonnelljamsodonnell7342 Год назад

    Mind. Blown. Incredible discovery

  • @holulu777
    @holulu777 Год назад +1

    anyone has the link to the documentary ?

  • @eileengoldenberg270
    @eileengoldenberg270 3 года назад

    Thanks GALS!

  • @gjuetaretethesareve
    @gjuetaretethesareve 3 года назад +1

    Hello from illyria Albania. Good work.

  • @elizabethcurran1072
    @elizabethcurran1072 2 года назад +1

    Sorry, but being Canadian living in BC, my ears perked up when you said the discovery was made by a British Columbian team. Took me minute to realize you’d said a “British-Colombian team!” 🤣

  • @J.Burrough
    @J.Burrough 2 года назад +1

    Looks very very fresh. Why is it if it’s 8 miles long the only picture I/we see is the same exact one? Something just does not add up or make sense.

  • @amazinggrace5692
    @amazinggrace5692 Год назад +2

    First priority should be documentation and then protection because this will get destroyed by we wonderful humans.

  • @christinewilde110
    @christinewilde110 3 года назад

    Wow. Thankyou both. Must try and find out more. X

  • @bonniesteele9978
    @bonniesteele9978 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @tysonas1
    @tysonas1 3 года назад +2

    I agree with others here, this is some type of language and the history of these people or stories were being told; bring in the world’s best linguists.

    • @lostpony4885
      @lostpony4885 3 года назад

      Might be related to the script found on easter island. Needs Daniel Jackson.

  • @barbarastewart6005
    @barbarastewart6005 3 года назад +1

    And thank you for sharing.

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from?

  • @Aangel452
    @Aangel452 3 года назад

    WOW... I see fields of food, huts or building box’s of many families in this village, a large boat, gatherings and dance, water, animals, livestock too. I see animals being basted over fire pits and people tending to there yards, vegetables and livestock. Amazing, what year do you think this came from?

  • @specialkonacid6574
    @specialkonacid6574 3 года назад +1

    I wonder if there's any renderings of the squatter man here 🤔

  • @ericbedenbaugh7085
    @ericbedenbaugh7085 3 года назад +1

    No Clovis points?

  • @flyfin108
    @flyfin108 3 года назад

    sorry bit late on a party, its not an rug, its an bean field. or if that plant on left is something else like corn cant tell, not an farmer, that circle might be fish pond or something similar, missed what was there round it. looked to me like planty of food on they menu, square lines could repesent those mountains, and ofc there is rivers. i remember some ancient walls in (peru?) had same shape as these cliffs

  • @GaliSinatra
    @GaliSinatra 3 года назад +1

    Looking forward to seeing the documentary but what annoys me in the title it calls them "lost kingdoms" of the Amazon. Why on earth would they call it a kingdom? Civilization is a better descriptor I think.

  • @odar9729
    @odar9729 Год назад

    I want to go there!

  • @itarry4
    @itarry4 3 года назад

    You do know there's elephants that live in jungles today. They're the major species for the way the jungle grows, making paths and clearings. So it's easily possible for a type of megladon to have lived in jungle. Is the size of the horse known as there were several verities of small horse that could have lived in a jungle that's been opened up a bit by the megladon... Also there was 2 types of giantish sloath that has been found in that area but I believe its the other side of the mountains but still yes its highly likely that the area was far more open. I'm amazed that they survived so well in that environment. This is another example, maybe even earlier by the sound of the Australian aboriginal art and when that revealed the existence of several species that weren't even known of.

  • @enlightenedhummingbird5101
    @enlightenedhummingbird5101 3 года назад

    What was the "glitch" all about...? Thanks for this video! 🌹

  • @eggchin9721
    @eggchin9721 2 года назад

    I saw on another video that the Colombians have known about this since the 40s...

  • @stoneagesteve5395
    @stoneagesteve5395 3 года назад

    Nice design for a duvet cover.....

  • @yesterwilliamquebradaholgu4210
    @yesterwilliamquebradaholgu4210 3 года назад

    It seems like classroom where students learn about dangerous animals. It is like a huge Botanic and Biological Expedition.

  • @colinadevivero
    @colinadevivero 2 года назад +1

    Great content. Please work with an editor to maximize time displaying the subject matter.

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from?

  • @Geopoliticstoday2
    @Geopoliticstoday2 3 года назад +1

    We are headed towards another very soon.
    Watch Adapt2030 to see more.
    Thanks for your video!

  • @williamwood6616
    @williamwood6616 Год назад

    Homerun gents! Bang On!

  • @moocyfarus8549
    @moocyfarus8549 3 года назад

    That's supposed rug at the end it looks more like a crop the symbol next to it symbolize in what's growing and the water showing the canals,, it's like a giant book

  • @jimjames6457
    @jimjames6457 3 года назад

    Wouldn't it be awesome to have video surveillance of them doing this Rock art over 12,000 years ago?🤸🤸🤸 I'd be doing cart wheels.

  • @pammatiti
    @pammatiti Год назад

    What makes you think these were tiny people standing on ladders or scaffolding? Lol

  • @myleswalsh6854
    @myleswalsh6854 2 года назад

    Well that was news to me 😳!

  • @Boreaser
    @Boreaser 3 года назад +3

    Tropical America was populated all through Ice-Age - for hundreds of millennia - just like tropical Austalia, SE Asia, India and Africa. Besidess the pale-faced Survivors of NW Eurasia called "Cro-magnons" - who endured the final phase of Ice-Age in a climatic refugia in NW Europe, thanks to the continous impact of the Gulfstream 24/7/365.
    Succeeding to survive and re-multiply after ice-age they ere abl to RE-populate Western Eurasia as the 'Caucasians'' still known to inhabit the "Old World". www.bocksaga.info

  • @StonedustandStardust
    @StonedustandStardust 3 года назад

    So these jungles were once open with plains?

  • @pooheadlou
    @pooheadlou 3 года назад +2

    Was hoping for more..... is that really it?

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      Well - about as much as we could get into 15 minutes. You're right - there is loads more. A quick search for Amazionian rock art should turn up a wealth of detail.

  • @mg5672
    @mg5672 3 года назад

    How long has the actual vegetation been growing there ? How hot was it in that part of the world back then ?
    Was it dry like Egypt?

    • @DarkoErmenc
      @DarkoErmenc 3 года назад +1

      10.000 years ago, Egypt's Western desert and the whole Sahara was a savannah with elephants, giraffes, rhinos, bovids, lions, etc. Search for Gilf Kebir.

  • @StonedustandStardust
    @StonedustandStardust 3 года назад

    If they can figure out a way to get tourists there without destroying the jungle, they could have a great source of income for Columbia.

  • @thomastrain7311
    @thomastrain7311 Год назад

    Yet another site with art depictions of pre historical animals. There's your reason for the lack of coverage of this amazing place. It's totally OK for experts to say "I don't know" rather than pretend that all of the answers are already neatly tucked away and put to bed.

  • @rabbasfavouriteenemy
    @rabbasfavouriteenemy 3 года назад

    crazy shit! and yeah those circles really look like crops, enclosures. Private property already? wtf

  • @JaysicleSticks
    @JaysicleSticks Год назад

    Does this mean there were horses in the “new world” before Europeans brought them? What happened to them in the period in between?

  • @chrisdavis7617
    @chrisdavis7617 3 года назад

    Hmm now I've learned that you do different continents. Do you have anything on North America or the possible first migration theory coming from South American way before the Bering bridge in Alaska. I live in Mound Builder Territory. small mounds in the woods even behind my house. The Mound builders and Temple builders on the Mississippi I don't believe were from the Bering crossing. I think they came from South America. Even the modern North American Tribes have never claimed to be of descent of the Mound Builders. They just called them the Ancient ones or the Ones that Came Before. That is another reason I've found you is my search for research on stone mounds in North America.

  • @normonsta8057
    @normonsta8057 3 года назад

    looks like trauma art of the day all their TVs went on the fritz

  • @bobbymack555
    @bobbymack555 3 года назад

    How did they calculate the paintings were from 12,000 years ago? A complete guess?

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      A combination of methods. The lower paintings were below the soil surface so they excavated and carbon dated vegetable matter at the level of the bottom images. Also there are recognisable animals that are now extinct. The approximate date that these animals died out coupled with the C14 results gave them the late Ice Age date. R

    • @bobbymack555
      @bobbymack555 3 года назад

      ok, I wasn't aware some of the images were excavated and were below current ground level.

  • @leskuzyk2425
    @leskuzyk2425 3 года назад

    biggest question to my mind, at that time, would be who created the paintings ? clovis points theory will be thrown sideways perhaps, and the timing of large populations in the Americas

  • @dustywclark
    @dustywclark 3 года назад

    How did they deduce a date? It’s not like they had material for carbon dating. How many artifacts were they walking over? I want to dig it. Hello Clovis? Pre-Clovis?

  • @ericswain4177
    @ericswain4177 3 года назад

    Think I will wait for a few years till there are more facts and scientific evidence and books, maybe a documentary or two.

  • @olbillthecook5547
    @olbillthecook5547 3 года назад

    does anybody else find it odd that the" youngest" is from about the time of the end of the younger dryas Ice Age? I wonder what Graham Hancock has got to say about this? I mean other than" things just keep getting older".

  • @ricksanchez3176
    @ricksanchez3176 3 года назад

    12k years, open air, in a jungle? This does not score well on the bulcheetometer.

  • @MartialArtUK
    @MartialArtUK 3 года назад

    I bet there is aliens drawn on there but they won't tell us! 😅

  • @doncarlodivargas5497
    @doncarlodivargas5497 3 года назад

    And this is not counterfeit because? It looks strangely well proportioned out on the stone wall, I would be surprised if people 10.000 years ago could plan to fill up the whole 'canvas' prior to the actual painting activity?

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      Counterfeited by whom? Why? 8 miles of it in inaccessible Amazon jungle? Best think that through a moment.

    • @doncarlodivargas5497
      @doncarlodivargas5497 3 года назад +2

      @@ThePrehistoryGuys - teenagers that want to have fun, artists that is creating art, interests in tourism, perhaps local tribes that have made it recently for some reason, etc etc, do you need more examples of people that could made it for some reason?
      The reason why I wrote the comment was because the pictures looked a little bit 'planned' and that the whole wall was taken in to account prior to making drawings, it looks a little strange

  • @carlosc9130
    @carlosc9130 2 года назад +1

    Yeah. Drawings have been studying by Colombian archeologists since 1950. But for the rest of the world, it is the new discoverer nowadays. What a shame.!!! Please study a litlle.

  • @JOOLZBRUTNELL
    @JOOLZBRUTNELL 3 года назад +1

    Could these miles of art be a depiction of the flood story ? I'm sure I saw a boat .... mind boggling stuff !

    • @lostpony4885
      @lostpony4885 3 года назад

      They are the right age in a habitable place. I think it is likely!

  • @yoursotruly
    @yoursotruly 3 года назад

    The History Channel will keep America informed about the alien angle in this!
    What alien angle?
    Don't worry, the History Channel will find one.

  • @FransBlaas1
    @FransBlaas1 3 года назад

    Can you repeat it when sober with more details of the graphics, paintings..

  • @janetmackinnon3411
    @janetmackinnon3411 3 года назад

    So, horses Colombia 12, 000 yrs ago.
    I was always taught that there were no horses in the Amrtican continent before the Spaniards introduced them. What do you think happened?

    • @randallkelley3600
      @randallkelley3600 3 года назад +3

      There were native horses in the Americas during and before the ice age. They didn't survive the Younger Dryas.

    • @janetmackinnon3411
      @janetmackinnon3411 3 года назад

      @alison webster THanks!

  • @v042
    @v042 6 месяцев назад

    This means humans were in the Americas before the ice age?

  • @martmarriner6793
    @martmarriner6793 3 года назад

    12500 years ago the rainforest was under alot of ice??

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      No. Whole earth was in an Ice Age meaning that the glaciers were at maximum extent. Canada and North America were under ice and in the South, Patagonia.

  • @saigonmonopoly1105
    @saigonmonopoly1105 6 месяцев назад +1

    anyevent ring a bell people raider you think off?

  • @stanleymax4388
    @stanleymax4388 2 года назад

    Maybe 12,000 years ago it wasn't a jungle.

  • @puprilla
    @puprilla 3 года назад

    Looks like Graham hancock was right

  • @offworldatom8850
    @offworldatom8850 3 года назад

    I'm a common folk, I can read it

  • @DancingQueenie
    @DancingQueenie 3 года назад

    Obviously, eight miles of art wasn’t done in a year or two - generations continued the tradition. But why?

  • @caroletomlinson5480
    @caroletomlinson5480 3 года назад +3

    😆👍

    • @williamjohnson1618
      @williamjohnson1618 2 года назад

      always want to say hi to you. You are such a beauty I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm Williams by name from Arizona phonex and you where are you from?

  • @williammspeer
    @williammspeer 3 года назад +2

    Pole reversal has an unbelievable amount of proof counting most likely this discovery of Ice Art due to its geographic location from the now widely accepted 2nd South Pole location. Currently the Magnetic N and S poles are far off course from their normal position and have been moving at an increased speed to the other widely unknown repeated locations on the globe. The poles rotate from their currently well know north and south locations to a location more relitive to the equator now, at approximately western off coast Peru, and western off coast Indonesia.
    Large coral fossil remains are found in the equator region along this other proposed equator location. This can explains flash frozen mammoths found chewing still green grass flash frozen too. Tropical forest under our ice deserts. Evidence of repeating floods, ancient underground cave networks, some mass extinctions, similar cave art spanning the globe.
    Check out the:
    -THUNDERBOLTS PROJECT
    -CIA.gov/vault-The Story of Adam and Eve
    -Suspicious Observers.
    -Plasma Cosmology

  • @davidkelly5041
    @davidkelly5041 Год назад +1

    I’d like to know why experts would assume this area was a jungle 12,000 years ago. The area likely became a jungle one or two thousand years ago.

  • @DarkMoonDroid
    @DarkMoonDroid 3 года назад

    😮😀

  • @lslth2
    @lslth2 Год назад

    Really cool, but I'm completely baffled why we didn't hear about this amazing pre-art for 2yrs

  • @davilldevil6002
    @davilldevil6002 3 года назад

    It’s not art really it’s a map of a market

  • @apmo576
    @apmo576 3 года назад +1

    What a yellowish spectacle. This site has been investigated by Colombian archaeologists for more than 50 years. No more colonialism of knowledge

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      Point taken Angela. We are very much questioning the story as given now ourselves. Michael

  • @jacobmeadow
    @jacobmeadow 3 года назад

    Why was a henge a laughable suggestion? Henges have been found all over the amazon.

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      Hi Jake, it isn’t a laughable suggestion at all. You’re right, loads of hengiform structures have been found in the Amazon. Best, Rupert

  • @theimpaler1621
    @theimpaler1621 3 года назад +4

    A couple of months from now when "experts" discover images of an Iphone®, Nike® sports shoe, and Ronald McDonald® in among these cave paintings, they'll have to cover the whole issue up to avoid looking like idiots.

    • @rainyday6430
      @rainyday6430 3 года назад

      yeah, i doubt that.

    • @lostpony4885
      @lostpony4885 3 года назад

      Theres tanks n apache helicopters in egypt. This could re-open the round-corners Samsung case depending on the ifone style they find here.

  • @dudedabsworth8023
    @dudedabsworth8023 3 года назад

    All of a sudden the last few years there have been sight after sight depicting now extinct animals. New understanding or coincidence or new way to make money for archeologists? Books pay pretty well.

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад

      Books pay well? Er ... which publishers? Which planet?

  • @danielbast352
    @danielbast352 3 года назад

    8 miles....... 8. All I’ve seen in twenty vids is the same 60 ft. So disappointing

    • @ThePrehistoryGuys
      @ThePrehistoryGuys  3 года назад +3

      Hi Daniel, yes, I agree. We have since found out that parts of this cliff face have been known about and researched for years, but it is all in Spanish, hence not coming up in searches. If we can gather more information we may well make a program to share what we've learned. Best wishes, Rupert

  • @royaltararanger2125
    @royaltararanger2125 3 года назад +2

    aliens

    • @ChristophersMum
      @ChristophersMum 3 года назад +1

      It's always aliens...until proven otherwise!!👽😁

    • @JustSpectre
      @JustSpectre 3 года назад

      They might ve depicted there as well. On most of rock art you can see werid figures with strange eyes. Today, we would call them aliens, but they were most probably entities encountered during spiritual journeys using shamanic techniques.

  • @randomalien6936
    @randomalien6936 3 года назад

    2 images...smh