Researchers find largest known Native American cave art in Alabama

Archaeologists have discovered the largest known Native American cave art images in North America on the walls of an Alabama cave, according to researchers. The large cave art is more than 1,000 years old and may represent spirits of the underworld, the archaeologists said in a paper published Wednesday.

# News #Alabama #NativeAmerican

[dianahill]

As I think back to the first day of being in the Watson's house; in Munster, Indiana 46321.
And my adopted mother, Ilamae Catherine France LaPert Watson.
She first hitting me once; when no one was watching. And then beating me up later; in front of her biological daughter-Laura Shawn Frances Watson.
She was testing me; perhaps to find out if I would hit her back or fight her. Any signs of aggression or retaliation; would have allowed her to counter my behavior with either drugs or other restraints.
The last time she hit me, I was twenty-seven. I didn't hit her back.
She is someone who was physically aggressive and someone who antagonized others physically.

At dinner that evening she warned me: 'Don't you ever tell anyone what goes on in this house. Or else.' That warning and the physical abuse she had done to me; the 'or else" meant more physical pain.
That was my first day living with the Watson's. Still waiting to have my adoption nullified.

[makeracistsafraidagain]

Very exciting!
So old encrustations have formed.
How much human history is still beneath our feet, waiting for discovery?
I hope our children are taught to appreciate the importance of a find like this.

[exploringdixie]

I go caving in alabama and I hope I find something like this one day! :)

[LuciFeric]

It's beautiful. Reminds me of Mayan art.

[gamingtonight]

With no commentary context, it's scratches on a wall. Very poor.

[flipdaboid]

Too cheap to pay a human to narrate stories is lousy journalism. No information here and terrible photography.

[richardmaclean]

Republicans wouldn’t put this information in any school books.

[cann]

I'm more interested in how it looks by an open flame.

[eddiewood]

No information. Where in Alabama? Not a good video.

[nightcollapse]

0:16 cool looks like a fish or fish bones

[thomasdequincey]

I clicked on this video because I thought they were going to show us pictures of the cave art, but obviously not. They just showed us different beige rock walls instead.

[nomadicroadrat]

Nice video but without any real context, poor journalism.
And this cave was found in Alabama? Well, that's another cave covered up cause it's just too educational.

[SVL]

A horror movie about the giant incoming

[robertmedina]

We will be living in caves again and again until we learn.

[crecheshaw]

WHATS HIDDEN ALWAYS RISES OR WILL BE UNEARTHED OR UN HIDDEN U GET WHAT IM TO COME💯👍🏿✌🏿

[danjohnston]

To Generate More Public Interest
Have A Computer Program Add "False" Color Paint To The Photo Images
(Some Grad Student Can Make Sure They Only Use The Colors/Pigments Available From Contemporary Plants)

[RezidentASinner]

I bet there's going to be some people saying "black indians!". there was never any black indians, only africans who were either adopted into a tribe or africans who had children with a native american.

[jimgritty]

No more Natives where I live, there used to be. Sad really

[fredgonzalez]

Probably, that’s where Pocahontas ( aka Elizabeth Warren ) was born! 😅😂🤣

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