OLDEST "Rock Art" in N. America - Lake Winnemucca Petroglyphs

Wow that's amazing

These guys are morons. They don't focus on anything long enough, camera always moving and they constantly say stupid shit, as if they are trying to avoid anyone from actually seeing something.

Some of those formations look like petrified, crumbled apart, remains of giant beings.

They just spew the usual crap about "artists".

How about just filming the whole thing and keeping their mouths shut?

geologists have found things that when carbon dated , prove intelligent beings have been busy on this planet for millions of yrs, 100-200 plus.

the surface of the planet is like a chaulk board , and the winds of time , are the eraser. can you dig it.

Maybe. Another possibility is that carbon dating is not reliable.

Who to trust?

It sure would appear as such.

The mainstream narrative is certainly off, that is for sure.

Do you see the fish geoglyph or ancient statue of sorts?

yeah, whatever.

I love it when these asshats say "DATED!"

Like there's a date stamp on the carving or something.

It's all a guess by these asshats and they create the fake timeline to align with their guesses.

Totally agree on one hand, then again, either way you cut it, these are old glyphs. Ancient.

Yes, they are ancient, and yes, TPTB have hidden real world history from the masses.

I asked the AI...

Why would governments or universities want to hide the truth about ancient history?

I cannot determine a definitive answer to your question based on the search results provided, as none of them directly explain why governments or universities may want to hide the truth about ancient history.

However, there have been instances throughout history where governments or organizations have suppressed or distorted historical information for various reasons, such as to maintain power, control information, or promote a certain agenda. For example, during the Cultural Revolution in China, many historical artifacts and documents were destroyed to conform to the Communist Party's ideology. Likewise, during the Soviet era, historical information was often censored or rewritten to align with Communist ideals.

It is important to note that such actions are not limited to ancient history and can occur in present-day as well. It is vital to promote transparency and accurate information, allowing individuals to make informed decisions about their beliefs and actions.

Greed, generally it is greed.


"A Reveal investigation published in March found that the administration’s expedited move to open public lands to energy exploration puts at risk scores of ancient buildings, vessels, petroglyphs and roads."
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‘Their greed is gonna kill us’: Indian Country fights against more fracking

New Mexico

"Expansion of drilling in New Mexico would threaten sacred artefacts and bring public health risks to area"
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There is no doubt that the indigenous peoples of America, of the Americas, have not been treated fairly. And I'm not only talking about 300 years ago.

Interesting. The way those rocks are lying on the surface, they look like they were once part of a larger structure that was destroyed. They also appear to have water erosion lines. I would love to go back in time and see what this planet and people were like in that area when these inscriptions were carved.

It really is interesting, for geology and history, especially combined, tell a story.

Yes - I totally agree! It looks like this was once a structure that very well may have had more formation to it.

There is water erosion lines, as lake Winnemucca was much lower, then raised in volume and covered the petroglyphs and this entire site. That was led to the scientists to be able to give a more accurate carbon dating - which yes, is always suspect, yet we have to work with what we have.

"Winnemucca Lake is a dry lake bed in northwest Nevada that features the oldest known petroglyphs in North America. Located astride the border between Washoe and Pershing counties,[1] it was a shallow lake until the 1930s, but was dried when a dam and a road were built that combined to restrict and block water flow. It was formerly designated as a National Wildlife Refuge, but its status as a refuge was removed due to the lack of water.

Winnemucca Lake is home to several petroglyphs long believed to be very old. In 2013, researchers dated the carvings to between 14,800 and 10,500 years ago. Either date would make them the oldest known petroglyphs found in North America. The carvings lie within the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation."
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"Dating of the lowest (newest) carbonate crust yielded a date of 10,200 to 9,800 years ago. The algal formation dating suggested the waterline was sufficiently low from 12,600 to 11,400 years ago. The sedimentary core analysis of Pyramid Lake showed the waterline began to fall about 15,000 years ago, reaching a low approximately 13,300 years ago. At about 13,200 years ago it rose again, and had intermittent low periods thereafter (from 11,300 to 10,500 according to one method, or from 11,500 to 11,100 according to another).[2] The broad consistencies among the various dating methods allowed the research team to conclude the petroglyph rocks were above the waterline, and thus available for carving, from 14,800 and 13,200 years ago and between 11,300 and 10,500 years ago.[2][19] Additionally, the younger date range is consistent with the date of textiles previously found within the Winnemucca sub-basin (dated as old as 10,700 years ago) and the date of various human artifacts previously found within the Lahontan Basin (dated from 11,000 to 10,400 years ago).[2] The younger dates also align with the estimated age of the Spirit Cave mummy found nearby. Either date range would make the petroglyphs the oldest found in North America to date.[19] The older date would roughly correspond to the estimated time of the first human migrations into North America and to remains found in Paisley Cave, Oregon. Previously, the oldest carvings in North America were thought to be those estimated to be 7,300 years old found at Long Lake, in Oregon.[18]"

Same source (all together. less then 50%):
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Same period as Clovis in North America, Serpent Mound, and Göbekli Tepe in Turkey were also dated to this range. These carvings done by an advanced culture not done Northern Pioute indians.

My thesis is that these civilisations before the younger dryas events of 12-13,000 years ago, were far more advanced than what modern science has determined till now - and or - has been kept hidden from us, which is also always a possibility. The Paiute are ancestors to those ancients.

You're spot on about Göbekli Tepe and the mounds and all. By the way, in a couple of weeks I will hopefully have time to make the video of an ancient mound by an old settlement which looks indigenous in nature.

The whole key was this Younger Dryas "event" or cataclysm. Knowledge seems to have been lost, damaged or hidden from us since then and is slowly coming back.

Luke 8:17 --- New Century Version (NCV) ---
Everything that is hidden will become clear, and every secret thing will be made known.

More info on the Younger Dryas for those interested:
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Last Edited by 2012Portal on 03/26/2023 11:22 AM

Younger-Dryas period!

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Thank you - the embed:



The technology they had would likely be unconceivable to us. Like vibration based, anti gravity type of stuff, which has been proven theoretically possible.

They likely lived much more with nature, as it were and therfore no sky scrappers or junk like we have.

Anyway, it really is a lot of guesswork, but educated guesses is better than nothing.

This ties into the lost "city" (remnants of the lost civilisation from the Younger Dryas) - which has been quite literally, FOUND!

In Africa at the so-called Richat Structure, also known as the 'Eye of the Sahara' - This guy went there, which is not easy:

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This man goes into more "proof" which is quite amazing and ties into all of the ancient historical remnants we see, all around the world:

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Last Edited by 2012Portal on 03/26/2023 11:59 AM

Archeologists can for sure.

I know you're likely just stating the obvious, so please excuse me, as this is not directed towards you or anyone here, per se.

It's hard to dig in what is basically molten rocks of various sorts. Cement really. Sometimes it even looks like, well, ancient cement.

They really need to scan and analyse with not only equipment, but also prayer and reflection. There is more than meets the eye and it goes deeper than most archeologists dig.

Cool. Never heard that jingle before.

Winnemucca itself is like 50 miles up the I80, but Winnemucca Lake (dry) which is near Pyramid Lake is really off the beaten path. It's pretty cool back in through there.

Awesome. Love it! 5*s