Skywizard
22nd August 2025, 22:06
The discoveries from Vogelherd Cave in Germany are a striking assemblage of Upper Paleolithic artifacts, and hidden in mystery.
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=55683&thumb=1&d=1755894574
Multiple figurines have been found, each offering a glimpse into the thoughts of early humans approximately 35,000 years ago.
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=55687&thumb=1&d=1755896798
The collection includes various figurines— like bison, lions, and horses. They exhibite a level of detail and artistic approach which prompts questions about what could have inspired such expressions. The intended use of these figurines is still a matter of debate. Were they tools for rituals, totems, talismans, or elements of storytelling?
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=55689&thumb=1&d=1755896846
They hint at beliefs and practices that are lost to time. Their exact meanings remain vague, leaving us to wonder.
The sophistication exhibited suggests a developed technique appreciation for art. We understand little about how these ancient artists learned and passed down their skills. What methods and tools did they employ, and how did they influence one another across generations?
It serves as echoes from our ancient past, waiting for their secrets to be uncovered.
"memories in stone are seen today"
... peace
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=55683&thumb=1&d=1755894574
Multiple figurines have been found, each offering a glimpse into the thoughts of early humans approximately 35,000 years ago.
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=55687&thumb=1&d=1755896798
The collection includes various figurines— like bison, lions, and horses. They exhibite a level of detail and artistic approach which prompts questions about what could have inspired such expressions. The intended use of these figurines is still a matter of debate. Were they tools for rituals, totems, talismans, or elements of storytelling?
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=55689&thumb=1&d=1755896846
They hint at beliefs and practices that are lost to time. Their exact meanings remain vague, leaving us to wonder.
The sophistication exhibited suggests a developed technique appreciation for art. We understand little about how these ancient artists learned and passed down their skills. What methods and tools did they employ, and how did they influence one another across generations?
It serves as echoes from our ancient past, waiting for their secrets to be uncovered.
"memories in stone are seen today"
... peace