Creepy Things About Prehistoric Cave Paintings | Enigma Files

Was that a boner?

To the one where they only drew animals and not humans as well, it could simply mean: "Hey you random person who stumbled here and is lost, watch out! There's bears around here!" or something like that. To paint what animals are in the area to warn others or to mark the area for hunting to know what it's there.

I like the idea that the cave painting are from beings that understood the world and themselves and had no real ego or self individual beliefs but are apart of a whole

I think argument that the hand signs on the argument that the hand signs are a form of communication because not every permutation was used is quite weak because an artist applying paint with one hand is far more likely to only use the permutations that are comfortable for one hand wich were all used.

For me, I think totemism might explain the issue. The different animals might represent a different tribe or clan.

You restricted your audience by making it child-unfriendly at the end. Not judging; just an observation.

8:48 I love this! 😂😂❤

the cave paintings in utah are pretty creepy

I think why caveman don't want to draw faces because once they finished drawing it, they would thought that's how ugly they are considering there still no mirrors created back at ancient times.

As soon as you said “paint themselves” I was wondering, where tf will they get a mirror or vertical puddle of water

I mean what's there like tablets back in the way all day so you can buy like you know p*** scratched into clay tablets or something I mean like yeah I don't think that it's a new invention. I was told by a researcher that the oldest human profession that we know of is prostitution. So I'm thinking that p*** had to come in somewhere around there?

This video was ass

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To fit the blade, we will have to remove a finger.
wrong finger
wrong finger again
third times the charm?
dammit not again

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The australian wildlife got nerfed as soon as humans arrived

Archeologists: "As you can see from this Cave Painting there seems to be a humanoid entity that is drawn with correct anatomical body however with disproportionate eyes, elongated hands and crooked feet… This might be an anomaly of or even a missing link to our human nature…"

Caveman Artist: " ME HATE DRAWING EYES! ME HATE DRAWING HANDS! ME HATE… wait if me draw man with weird and bad may be they think its new art style…hehehe "

100% going on with the missing fingers being a kind of "written" sign

Another possible explanation for Chauvet cave is that it was a lone person who made the painting and didnt have anyone for reference

Indigenous peoples have often, though not universally, taken issue with being photographed. Perhaps the lack of specific representation of individuals speaks to that being a deeply rooted idea. Perhaps not.

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