Uploaded March 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
VR to Pisuarez, and so very sorry about the shakey camera. Just want to share some of the petroglyphs from our area here in Wyoming,USA. It's extraordinary to be able to witness these beautiful works, and to not know the mystery behind them. The enviable thing about the ones you have found, sir, is that they are so unknown and inaccessible to the public. Very, very thrilling. I can imagine how the day was made impossibly more magical by finding the arrowhead. There is a neat book I can recommend for understanding the petroglyphs in my mountain range, but I don't know how much the information would be in common with your peoples. It's a scholarly, good book, however: "Ancient Visions: Petroglyphs and Pictographs of the Wind River and Bighorn Country, Wyoming and Montana," by Francis & Loendorf. Your sites seem a good bit older and more weathered than the ones here. Very exciting. And have you seen Werner Herzog's documentary, "Cave of Forgotten Dreams"--the documentary about the cave paintings and petroglyphs that are currently the oldest we know of--40,000 plus years--in France? We are lucky to live in places where we can share the very roots of humanity---and the roots of humans as artists and story tellers.
By the way, I always appreciate your great skills. Thank you. Jules
VR to Pisuarez, and so very sorry about the shakey camera. Just want to share some of the petroglyphs from our area here in Wyoming,USA. It's extraordinary to be able to witness these beautiful works, and to not know the mystery behind them. The enviable thing about the ones you have found, sir, is that they are so unknown and inaccessible to the public. Very, very thrilling. I can imagine how the day was made impossibly more magical by finding the arrowhead. There is a neat book I can recommend for understanding the petroglyphs in my mountain range, but I don't know how much the information would be in common with your peoples. It's a scholarly, good book, however: "Ancient Visions: Petroglyphs and Pictographs of the Wind River and Bighorn Country, Wyoming and Montana," by Francis & Loendorf. Your sites seem a good bit older and more weathered than the ones here. Very exciting. And have you seen Werner Herzog's documentary, "Cave of Forgotten Dreams"--the documentary about the cave paintings and petroglyphs that are currently the oldest we know of--40,000 plus years--in France? We are lucky to live in places where we can share the very roots of humanity---and the roots of humans as artists and story tellers.
By the way, I always appreciate your great skills. Thank you. Jules
