Agawa Rock Pictographs on Lake Superior

There are generations of ancient Ojibwe artworks and symbols painted in Red Ochre. These paintings are on the hard cliff walls that rise straight out of the water. Some of the images are quite abstract and probably represent mythological creatures that represented the stormy spirits of Lake Superior and her sometimes stormy spirits.

[@campland2880]

Look a LOT like Norse/Scandanavian pictographs. That, along with the Christian cross makes the origin of these very questionable.... Also so cool to see that behemouth and leviathan (dinosaurs and sea creatures) were still around then! These are not "mythological" creatures.

[@T.oronto]

Really cool. Love shit like this

[@InsidersTravelGuideCanada]

Right? It's a pretty amazing thing to see and when you reflect on the ancient history here, it's just a wow factor.

[@Walterwhite_vr]

I live in the upper peninsula and I only have known is the lake ness monster

[@TRAZ316]

I've seen these, there amazing :)

[@InsidersTravelGuideCanada]

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