If you have not been to the rock shelters of Seminole Canyon in Comstock Texas, I hope you go sometime. The 4000 year old pictographs there are amazing and some of the symbols and styles remind me of forms from other places around the world. particularly interesting to me are the waves with line running through the center on some of the paintings. I am also awaiting part 2 of your Seshat work, I really enjoyed part 1. Thank you for your passion and great work.
look for the Mud Flood Maps of California from around 1500 California is split into two distinct sections one of which is a large Island off the coastline running North South I'm sure you have seen these maps at some point
It's the hidden gens like this that make all the tedious hours of researching obscure accounts and ancient texts, for proof, of what you know in your heart to be truth! The countless, lighthearted, yet ever mocking comments, from good friends, who never mean any harm, as you apologize for breaching the subject, in regards, to such things. Yep! Worth it all! I truly wish, I possessed the means to travel abroad as all of you do! To see, first hand, the magic and the magnificence of it all! But, in the end, if I'm destined to remain the ever average armchair archaeologist...well little gems like this might just make that worth it too!
This was fantastic thanks
Awesome short vid. Never knew of this discovery. Nor of this river, turning up fossils.
thats cool JJ you got to hold it in your own hands
If you have not been to the rock shelters of Seminole Canyon in Comstock Texas, I hope you go sometime. The 4000 year old pictographs there are amazing and some of the symbols and styles remind me of forms from other places around the world. particularly interesting to me are the waves with line running through the center on some of the paintings.
I am also awaiting part 2 of your Seshat work, I really enjoyed part 1. Thank you for your passion and great work.
Very interesting and right in my neighborhood. Thanks again, Jj.
Awesome work once again.
Very interesting remains. Thank you JJ
Interesting and I believe it. You were pretty wide eyed towards the end. Thank you
Has the Smithsonian shown up to steal it yet?
look for the Mud Flood Maps of California from around 1500 California is split into two distinct sections one of which is a large Island off the coastline running North South I'm sure you have seen these maps at some point
I grew up there. It’s like there is nothing and yet we have the LaBrea Tar Pits, the oldest dated site of man on North America.
Awesome, looks like you’re going to have to go on a dig now in the most likely place and find what’s been waiting for you. :)
Great video. Dna test???
Interesting!
It's the hidden gens like this that make all the tedious hours of researching obscure accounts and ancient texts, for proof, of what you know in your heart to be truth! The countless, lighthearted, yet ever mocking comments, from good friends, who never mean any harm, as you apologize for breaching the subject, in regards, to such things. Yep! Worth it all! I truly wish, I possessed the means to travel abroad as all of you do! To see, first hand, the magic and the magnificence of it all! But, in the end, if I'm destined to remain the ever average armchair archaeologist...well little gems like this might just make that worth it too!
What’s this mans name who has these amazing giants skull fragments dose he have a RUclips or more information I could research and watch?