North America's oldest rock art.

Alston_Neal · Post by **Alston_Neal** » Aug 17 2013 10:09 am

Just to nip it in the bud, no I didn't carve it....

This was linked to us this morning from Craig Childs...way cool..

Edit: Here's the better link

http://www.livescience.com/38865-oldest ... k-art.html

big_load · Post by **big_load** » Aug 17 2013 12:10 pm

Cool!

gummo · Post by **gummo** » Aug 17 2013 1:32 pm

Alston Neal wrote:Just to nip it in the bud, no I didn't carve it....

Did you, at least, know the person who carved it?

Sorry, I had to go there.

Alston_Neal · Post by **Alston_Neal** » Aug 17 2013 1:42 pm

gummo wrote:
Alston Neal wrote:Just to nip it in the bud, no I didn't carve it....
Did you, at least, know the person who carved it?

Sorry, I had to go there.

May a Gila Monster relieve himself on your bandana.

Rodney · Post by **Rodney** » Aug 17 2013 2:25 pm

Since the area was once completely under water, it's clear that these carvings were created by the early Fish People. Unfortunately, the Fish People were soon made extinct by the Rock People that didn't like being carved upon.

Alston_Neal · Post by **Alston_Neal** » Aug 17 2013 2:29 pm

and these rock people were eventually taken over by the paper people, who they themselves fell prey to the scissors people and then the cycle continued

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Aug 17 2013 2:55 pm

Alston Neal wrote:Just to nip it in the bud, no I didn't carve it....

Your children carved it when they were teenagers?

Alston_Neal · Post by **Alston_Neal** » Aug 17 2013 3:04 pm

Hey my son is smart, he invented the wheel, the cup holder and the size 15 shoe.

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