Paleolithic Petroglyphs - Siega Verde - Spain

Finding Lost Civilizations - An Educational Series.
Trek with me to Siega Verde -Spain and see Paleolithic, 20,000 year old petroglyphs.

[harirao]

Wow .. great music to accompany great Petros! simple yet powerful strokes.

[rmsmith]

For someone like me, you are the best channel on YouTube. This was incredible! I am really hoping you got to some other places in Spain.

[Tibbers]

These images almost look like modern illustrations of constellations. Perhaps we could link when a similar constellation was overhead to get a precise date of when these were etched. Alex, I thank you greatly for your work here. Ever been to the San Luis Valley in Colorado? Many mysteries there too.

[danzbutrfly]

Wow....that is so beautiful....its amazing to see such creations that people of long, llong ago created and they are long one, but those creations are must had been their life story like....wow....and the music fits so well....

[jetpetty]

I really enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. I hope you are doing well and continuing your quest.

[terrydevries]

The images of the animals, especially the horses, were beautiful. Very talented artists, 20, 000+ yrs ago😎😎😎😎great choice of music! Would love to know who is the artist!

[ingvarellingsen]

Thank's for sharing! Beautiful petroglyphs, especially the horses! In Norway we call them "helleristninger " , it means a picture carved in stone. Have a happy easter, Alex!

[bcbconklin]

Thanks Alex, great old art! I hope you're not on the road now...

[shockwave]

from about 40, 000 years ago rock art seemed to be depicting hunting scenes and extinct animals, , , , but about 20, 000 years ago the glyphs started to change into weirdness squatter man and ant men and circles and spirals and animals with strange shapes lizard looking and turtle looking things, , , the Electric Universe and David Talbots work can show u what they all mean they are also called the "Thunderbolts Project" on youtube search that out

[superpoof]

I've been following this channel since the very early days. But am losing interest. It's almost like reading a coffee table book with pictures, graphics, and on screen writing. Where it once was Alex physically and orally explaining exactly what we are looking at. I miss those videos.