8 MILES OF ICE AGE ART in Amazon Rainforest

[@natalielambert4378]

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

[@NOMAD-qp3dd]

Yep.

[@Amandalynn6350]

Agreed. Almost July 2024 now

[@barbarachurchill5304]

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

[@Boreaser]

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]

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

[@danielmoreno-gama5973]

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

[@bodystomp5302]

@@Boreaser Rubbish.

[@Boreaser]

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

[@geeknee551]

The Great Gallery in Horseshoe Canyon in Utah, at 200 feet long, is considered the longest rock art panel in North America. It is difficult to imagine 8 miles of rock art.

[@e.graceoldstoneroses9947]

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]

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...?

[@robspecht9550]

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

[@russchamberlain8755]

It is a Tribe history. Farms, hunting, and the Elders. It talks about rivers flooding and the farms were moved.

[@mandylavida]

This was gob-smackingly fascinating. There's a trip I would love to make. And wouldn't that make a great wallpaper fabric print? (History and dressmaking are my things!)

[@williamjohnson1618]

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...?

[@kayhansen9229]

Me too I'm a seamstress / into everything like ancient history. I also lived in a UFO hotspot in Northern California.

[@Cam-pg4wl]

Pre-historic cave art, a precious link to human-kind's past, a treasure beyond comparison , revered by archaeologists, anthropologists and historians as one of the few remaining glimpses into how our ancient ancestors viewed and understood their world. But according to Mr K. Pilkington : '' It's just rubbish, innit- a stick man with a Yak '' Oh, well.

[@patrickdurst9623]

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]

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.

[@roddixon368]

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

[@nasr7341]

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

[@ruckusamongus7023]

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

[@doreleimcmillan7924]

Wow. Thanks. Can't wait to see more about this. You two are a hoot.

[@bonniesteele9978]

Thanks!

[@Archangelm127]

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.

[@ndbsolar]

"Stuff just keeps getting older"

[@OrangeNash]

And Prehistoric humans just keep getting smarter!

[@lelouchlamperouge8560]

Brian Cooke Aliens did those🤣

[@arthurkhyriem6508]

Graham Hancock

[@lostpony4885]

2 million years and counting. No way all this rock stuff just happened a few k years ago. I bet this 8 miles is history of the cataclysm probably shares a lot of text with the ancient egypt stuff Plato learned from Solon (sp?)

[@JustSpectre]

The most fascinating thing is that we come across the same or very similar motives all across the world. If you compare it with rock art from Indonesia, which is much older, Australia, South Africa or Prehistoric Europe, you can see animals, geometric shapes and therianthropomorphic figures.

[@yvehirsch-smith1077]

You may like to review Genevieve von Petzinger’s work then 😉

[@kumirei8715]

Was looking for a video on this that I could share with my friends, and this is by far the best one I found on the topic

[@alastairbrewster4274]

True story : My fiancé is Peruvian born in Callao but of indigenous ancestry ( her mother ). Her father is of Portuguese descent. We did one of those dna tests albeit with a very sceptical mind , her dna had a small proportion of austronesian DNA. I questioned the results and the company “ refined “ them but the austronesian DNA remains on her results .

[@fnersch3367]

I've seen rock art thru out N. America, but 8 miles worth in a setting that looks like Utah on the equator is truly surreal.

[@SimonaDancila-rv6uh]

So interesting and clear, great show!

[@gillianmason4198]

Thank you for showing this amazing discovery. I do no longer switch on the MSM.

[@sgtrock68]

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]

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! 😊

[@DarkoErmenc]

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

[@jonathanalaniz2621]

Greetings from Austin Texas, I live in this part of the world and I was not aware of that! Keep up the good work guys, I thoroughly enjoy your content and playful nature with history

[@mariavargas783]

There is a great book called Chiribiquete published by Carlos Castano, a Colombia researcher. This book is the result of the most complete research that has been done on the Chiribiquete mountain range and the ancestral treasure it houses. From the theories about the date of man's arrival in America, much earlier than what anthropology has said, to the ritual significance of more than 70 thousand drawings painted on the rocks of the tepuis of our Amazon - that admirable discovery that we look at the indigenous cosmogony-, it is a detailed document, profuse in the study, full of science and analysis, magnificently illustrated with photographs, graphs and maps of the ancestral territory.

[@ThePrehistoryGuys]

Oh - thanks for that Maria. We didn't know. Best from Michael 😊

[@williamjohnson1618]

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??

[@maggieadams8600]

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

[@williamjohnson1618]

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?

[@charlottemarek3045]

Thanks for telling us about this. I realize "Ice Age" is a time period but it really is difficult to wrap my head around Ice Age in a South American jungle.

[@ChristophersMum]

I don't know exactly where the ice masses stopped...but since that it is near the equator I wouldn't have thought that it would have gone so far...I think that the ice reached down to cover most of the USA...but not into Mexico.

[@charlottemarek3045]

@@ChristophersMum Hence, my difficulty thinking about something happening in Colombia during the Ice Age.

[@tammymccaslin4787]

The glaciers didn’t make it to Oklahoma during the ice age. I’m thinking they went down to Nebraska or Kansas maybe in the central US. I agree it’s weird to think about but I just think about it as cooler rather than iced over.

[@williamjohnson1618]

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...?

[@inesjesus3441]

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

[@ThePrehistoryGuys]

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

[@inesjesus3441]

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

[@bozo5632]

Big graffiti problem back in the day.

[@PibrochPonder]

You got to “tag” it so people know it’s yours.

[@sherylcrowe3255]

HAHA!!

[@lostpony4885]

My turf is THIS big.

[@jforshaw1971]

Absolutely stunning

[@octopusfly]

Thank you for sharing. Horseies and Mastodonies in the jungle bumping into trees! That's easy pickin's and well ripe for extinction.

[@DarkoErmenc]

At that time it was more like a savannah.

[@Westdash6785]

Pretty sure North American mastodons were forest dwellers

[@DeanBrah]

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

[@jackuzzi5251]

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]

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]

@@DarkoErmenc cheers

[@PhilipOberg]

How do you call that pristine condition

[@edwardhanson3664]

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

[@jackuzzi5251]

@@PhilipOberg what Edward Hanson said.

[@mortalclown3812]

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

[@cindysaroya1251]

I saw the horsey too, Michael!

[@esthermcdonald2297]

Fascinatingly beautiful!

[@williamjohnson1618]

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...?

[@johnhance5868]

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

[@jaysilverheals4445]

no it isnt--your easily fooled

[@lynwoodreed9032]

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

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

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

[@olivemd]

Thanks. First I’ve heard of this. Very interesting.

[@RandomPlaceHolderName]

Drink a shot every time Rupert says uh.

[@ChristophersMum]

I'd get very squiffy rather quickly

[@christinewilde110]

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

[@thomasdykstra100]

How were/are these finds dated? A bit of detail on that score would be informative and educational!

[@jaysilverheals4445]

THEY DONT GIVE IT BECAUSE FAKE VIDEO OF MISINFORMATION

[@MossyMozart]

@@jaysilverheals4445 = FAKE comment.

[@elrioviolino3549]

I find it utterly implausible that such a vast array of cliff paintings could survive intact for 12,000 years plus. Especially considering these cliffs are largely fully exposed to the elements, exfoliation, etc. The alleged extinct creatures depicted notwithstanding....something doesn't add up here.

[@ianrobertson2282]

I was just about to ask the same question. The paintings look to be less than a year old. They are clearer than Aboriginal cave paintings which are in a very dry climate.

[@gillianmason4198]

C B I passed my mind too 12,000 years open to the elements......maybe the dating is not correct to begin with in terms of ice age.

[@georgehutchinson2337]

and your thoughts on cave art and petroglyphs in europe, africa and asia?

[@mickjackson5680]

8 miles of artwork on twisting and turning cliff faces... not all of these cliff faces are going to be exposed to the elements as much as you’d think. The footage is taken from the best preserved sections

[@kernowmaid5970]

Absolutely amazing ❤️🤗

[@jamsodonnelljamsodonnell7342]

Mind. Blown. Incredible discovery

[@treering8228]

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]

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

[@mikemccormick7105]

Has there been any LIDAR work in this same area?

[@J.Burrough]

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]

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

[@paulapridy6804]

Simply put...🤯🤯

[@williamjohnson1618]

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]

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]

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

[@eileengoldenberg270]

Thanks GALS!

[@holaramirez]

Eight miles! Must of taken many people to make this wall. I hope its preserved properly.

[@tysonas1]

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]

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

[@elizabethcurran1072]

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!” 🤣

[@mariansmith7694]

WOW, looks like an expensive carpet in the pictures.

[@williamjohnson1618]

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?

[@kenwschmidt]

However, none of the pictures of horses do not indicate a human riding it.

[@bogotangelito]

As further info there is a book published, probably in spanish for now, called "La Maloka Cosmica de los Hombres Jaguar" meaning the cosmic temple of the jaguar people by anthropologist Carlos Castano Uribe. Is mentioned that this book is about 30 years of research, this guy discoverd the place in 1987 and since than was declared a National Park.

[@ThePrehistoryGuys]

Yes - it's coming to our notice that the stories we reported on are full of errors. We may have something to say about that in a future show. THanks. 😊

[@thomastrain7311]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@MossyMozart]

@bogotangelito - Actually, that man may have been the 1st of European-descent to travel there, but the site was never lost and did not need "discovering". The people of the area have not stopped going there nor have they stopped their paintings in all this time.

[@robinwitting2023]

It looks like it was done only yesterday. So reassuring when somewhere like Colombia is little explored. How exactly was it discovered? There is obviously a deep-seated drive in man to depict things that are important to him. I have wondered whether it doesn't spring from the foraging and hunting need where you have to imagine and then consider different strageties in order to fullfil your desires. Robin Witting

[@Corteggy]

The guerilla groups probably have discovered so much

[@MossyMozart]

@robinwitting2023 = "It looks like it was done only yesterday." - - - - It may have been. The people in the area still visit regularly and continue to paint.

[@jamesleonard2870]

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

[@jacqueevelyn6411]

Beautiful

[@gjuetaretethesareve]

Hello from illyria Albania. Good work.

[@holulu777]

anyone has the link to the documentary ?

[@barbarastewart6005]

And thank you for sharing.

[@williamjohnson1618]

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?

[@darkdogstudios]

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]

Depends on direction of wind and such

[@PibrochPonder]

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

[@phillyb8347]

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

[@jonny_apocalypseii1051]

YOU GUYS HAVE TO FOLLOW THIS UP!!! could it possibly be the story of the painters lives and therefore the story of the very first advanced civilizations? could it be the origin story of the olmec people? the implications of this are massive, old enough to have seen mammoths so- either south has changed(no ivory though), these people came from the north in a migration, OR they had contact with other peoples- MEANING people TRAVELLED way more than we first thought. not to mention this could tie in to more . . . ''fringe'' theories.. . . either way you guys have to follow up on this ASAP. ''media licence-making documentary etc etc let me in''***live stream the whole trip, do iiiitttt!!!!

[@cynthiavoelke8922]

Stop rambling. Share the site contents. Footage, explantion, interpretation-who cares about travel plans, self-satisfyingy storytelling, and get on with the story. A fantastic story, a great discovery, very poor delivery. Lack of preparation is obvious. Come down from your eliteness and simply tell a fantastic human story.

[@waqasusmans]

Absolutely right!! 4 minutes in and I haven't heard anything about the drawings. They said they had planned an episode on it but mainstream media beat them to it, where is that episode?

[@mimimac]

Check out Graham Handcock, America Before, if you want details of prehistoric civilizations in the pre ice age Americas.

[@mikeyslikey3988]

You can change the play speed up and then down when you get to parts you want

[@lostpony4885]

Im not listening anyway just commenting ha.

[@angelamedina1348]

Welcome to the Colombian Jungle!

[@williamjohnson1618]

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?

[@chriswillsdon992]

Great post guys Are you doing a news flash on the new Gobelin tepe that’s even older ?

[@DarkoErmenc]

Göbekli Tepe is from the time of the great flood.

[@solomonessix6909]

Amazing

[@yesterwilliamquebradaholgu4210]

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

[@jamesmccreery250]

If there is truly 8 miles of rock art, would that make this the majority of known surviving art of it's age? 8 miles is a lot of art.

[@edwardhanson3664]

A prehistoric Library of Alexandria?

[@TheDonkeyman99]

Have they run lidar over the area does anybody know? Nothing has pleased me more than this story for a while!

[@itarry4]

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.

[@andymcgeechan8318]

I think the long zig-zags are fences. I thought they might represent years but separating the "Vs" from the "W's" does not divide sensibly.

[@Aangel452]

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?

[@taylors1545]

It would be awesome to use image-oriented ML tools and a sequential set of cliff photographs to try to determine events of what I expect to be a multi-generational collaborative timeline.

[@bryandavis401]

So good I watched it twice 🙂

[@alhesiad]

I could swear that this was known for a time. Is a new dating of an old site? Edit: Oh, yes, it is. Very coolthat it turned out to be so old.

[@radstar2185]

Looks very similar to aboriginal rock art here

[@edwardhanson3664]

I assume you mean Aus. That's what I noticed.

[@radstar2185]

@@edwardhanson3664 yeah I'm Aussie that's what it looked like to me. In fact I am imagining the elders tell stories using the rock art for effect.

[@alastairbrewster4274]

That’s a cool jumper

[@jaynehorn151]

Interestingly while searching for more images and information on this rock art it was revealed that the area was open savannah and woodland during this glacial period. Therefore I suggest mastodons and horses could well have existed. Given equines once inhabitedNorth America and been part of the faunal exchange via Central America

[@annjones5201]

☺ i trust u, so i feel safe saying/asking this: i wonder if someone like Alan Turing could have deciphered something like this ? 8miles is Huge.

[@ThePrehistoryGuys]

If there's something to decipher, he'd have been a good candidate for the job!

[@williamjohnson1618]

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?

[@wendychandler8304]

I have watched this video more than once, and would like to know if you have done more work on the details, rather than discussion. Everything about it is utterly fascinating; were the people much larger than now - are there natural or constructed ledges along the cliffs? Why, or how has the colour resisted weathering for so long? Thank you both.

[@jaysilverheals4445]

IT DIDNT its fake info. this is no new find its been studied for 50 years.

[@williamwood6616]

Bang on Gents!

[@colinadevivero]

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

[@williamjohnson1618]

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?

[@pennygretch]

.........The first thing that came to my mind was the impression that the wall art shown, looked so much like Australian Aborigine.

[@stoneagesteve5395]

Nice design for a duvet cover.....

[@49walker44]

With the advent of ground penetrating radar many discoveries have been made, is there a common repository for this information and who is doing most of it, private or government? Really hope you two could do a detailed report. Thanks.

[@flyfin108]

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

[@MT-ub8qg]

My biggest question is why you would think media is capable of accurately reportimg on anything.

[@TangoNevada]

Look, I'm no flat Earther or Conspiracy Nut (That being said Lizard people are totally real). But I have to ask how this remained this pristine over 12,000 years in a rain forest? How did it not get washed away by rain and weather? Or at least withered? I mean, even the paint job on my 2015 Subaru is starting to suffer. So if there is a reasonable explanation I will be on on board, but I have yet to hear one. I'm not saying one doesn't exist and it's a hoax. I just haven't heard how it lasted this long in the open elements? Most paintings of this type have been uncovered in a protective cave setting. As far as I know, If I am wrong on that, please correct me with examples. Thanks.

[@ThePrehistoryGuys]

No need to qualify that question! It's perfectly valid. Bearing in mind that it won't have been rain forest all that time, it's still a question that we very much would like to have answered. We'll be looking out. Michael 😊

[@TangoNevada]

@@ThePrehistoryGuys Cool. How long ago did it change from "other" to a Rain Forest?

[@Boreaser]

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

[@williamwood6616]

Homerun gents! Bang On!

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

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

[@davidmcguinness9187]

Hi That is one source : )

[@jacquilayton2557]

If there are still indigenous people living in this area which have not had contact with anyone else, then the chances are these drawings are modern, and the unknown animals mythological creatures.

[@odar9729]

I want to go there!

[@enlightenedhummingbird5101]

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