The mysterious Neolithic aerial geoglyphs of Kazakhstan

a reply to: stormcell

That's what I thought, it's like the triskele/triskelion. It's called a 3 legged swastika in the article which is pretty much the Manx symbol. I didn't think for a minute that the triskele was 8000 years old though? And from Kazakhstan?

This picture here, I'm curious of its meaning. I took a picture of a petroglyph at Chaco Canyon, NM U.S. From the Anasazi (Pueblos) identical to this.

Edit to add photo for comparison:

a reply to: beansidhe

Ive meet people from Kazakhstan, they are dark, well "darker" then we have the "ashkenazi jews" who says we are descendants of the "Khazars" same as their claim to the Jewish heritage, but in fact they are Assyrians nomads who just swapped religion.

The trading route between a higher farming civilization and their nomadic semitic counterpart will only be functional with the warlord who owns the "clay sites"

Not all societies have developed the useful craft of pottery. Nomads tend not to be potters. The technical demands of pottery do not fit well with life on the move, and pots are too fragile for a nomadic existence. Equally, in areas where nature provides admirable pots in the form of gourds, the potter's trade seems an unnecessary labour.

the earliest examples come from the Middle East, the region where agriculture first develops. Pottery fragments from about 6500 BC have been found at Catal Huyuk in Turkey.

If they found pottery fragments in Kazakhstan it would verify the theory..

By about 3000 BC a simple revolving wheel is a part of the potter's equipment in Mesopotamia, the cradle of so many innovations.

Which i think is a lie, since there is no use/( nor why ) for a pottery wheel in a nomadic culture..

The Wheel according to myths; The wheel has been the most reinvented items through the years..

The Assyrians, invented "time" 24/h 365 days, and you dont use that for farming either, its made for warfare and logistics.. Not farming..

My research says, look for clay and pottery... And that our world has been raped since 800 years back..

originally posted by: Rosinitiate

This picture here, I'm curious of its meaning. I took a picture of a petroglyph at Chaco Canyon, NM U.S. From the Anasazi (Pueblos) identical to this.

Im gonna go down later on this evening to the square stone ill take a pic and show you

a reply to: Hyperia

I'll see if I can find my picture.

a reply to: Rosinitiate

I think the rounded dots is to confirm "dates" January, February etc and so on its ten dots out from the centre so the used a 10 months calender year.. so their months was 36days..

originally posted by: Rosinitiate
a reply to: Hyperia

I'll see if I can find my picture.

found it




Why we dont let strangers outside of the central parts of stockholm...

If you see our secrets.... We must assimilate you all

I added above.

a reply to: Hyperia



Here you go again though.

a reply to: Rosinitiate

Year?

I see the dragon and the Devil, but that weird rectangular doesnt mean anything to me..

It holds a golden ratio tho, could be something nature..like start of life, just theories..

a reply to: Hyperia

The photo was taken two summers ago and I think the glyphs are dated roughly around 800AD if I remember correctly. There are hundreds of petroglyphs and I even took a picture of a sundial carved on the mountain side. No mention of this anywhere that I could find either (maybe I discovered it! there is a functioning sundial atop Fujita Butte (sic).

I never saw a petroglyph at any of the living sites however, only along the paths from one site to another. One of an apparent abduction too! Lol. I'll post link to thread.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Rosinitiate

would be awesome if i could see the link =)

a reply to: Rosinitiate

Thats awesome... one of your pics, the sun and the crescent moon? is that also 800AD?

originally posted by: Hyperia
a reply to: Rosinitiate

Thats awesome... one of your pics, the sun and the crescent moon? is that also 800AD?

According to what is "known" it is apparently a recording of a supernova, which if true could be used for a specific date. Not quite sure the date to be honest. The Pueblos lived there for thousands of years. Before AD they were known as basket weavers but semi-nomadic I believe. Their fortifications there are massive, would rival some Irish castles and built BEFORE Irish castles. All very curious.

a reply to: Rosinitiate

Supernova will do for me, since im probably gonna avoid the topic on that one cause its... bad or good, depending on how you want to see it.. Same glyphs are found in Babylonia ( not that close ) , the story is probably a mythical one, you used pictograms and a narrator to do his her intepretation before the alphabet and dogma with the assyrians..

The hand, could mean the maker, or the religion at that time.

You are all Goyems! i think is the catch phrase





Its Sumerian, but now, it could mean its kazaki

But i think its more comprehensive and justified if we do "Aliens" instead, people would like that better than the, farming, survival, potter making, weave basket making, astronomy charts for harvest.. Most humans have a attention span for 3 minutes, if i dont make an Alies saga of it.. they wont care..

Its Aliens!!!

my mind just seems to recapture the Conan the Barbarian movie segment when the mesmerized populations are mindlessly beckoning to the call of the drums from the Snake Temple Priests...
to become willing sacrifices for those religious/pagan leaders

perhaps there is a 'darkness' associated with these glyphs on the terrain....

a reply to: St Udio

In the past, there were a lot of sacrificial rituals, liberation,darkness i think or i believe that human sacrifice still occurs today..

originally posted by: Rosinitiate

originally posted by: Hyperia
a reply to: Rosinitiate

Thats awesome... one of your pics, the sun and the crescent moon? is that also 800AD?

According to what is "known" it is apparently a recording of a supernova, which if true could be used for a specific date. Not quite sure the date to be honest. The Pueblos lived there for thousands of years. Before AD they were known as basket weavers but semi-nomadic I believe. Their fortifications there are massive, would rival some Irish castles and built BEFORE Irish castles. All very curious.

That's really interesting. Some of the cup and ring marks found here on stones are hypothesized to capture eg comet strikes. The crossed square you show is very similar, but thousands of years apart from the Kazakh earthworks.
Your supernova idea is a very good one.

a reply to: Hyperia

I'm not sure what was found at the neolithic site nearby, but I can try to find out. I don't know about pottery, but this wouldn't be the only indication that a group was settled.

originally posted by: Rosinitiate
I added above.

a reply to: Hyperia

Here you go again though.

That's Tlaloc (the square thing... Storm Eyes storm god. This is a common depiction of him all over the Southwest) and a shaman and his familiar (mountain goat), which dates the petroglyph to 1500's and afterward (also shown by the relative freshness of the color. Again, in rock art those are a familiar pair and the information that it' s Tlaloc and shaman and familiar come from local tribes (this is known in rock art research.)

My guess would be that it's either a prayer for rain or a ceremony for rain.