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The website content discusses the interpretation of ancient rock art as depictions of extraterrestrial beings, known as "The Sky People" or "The Star People," by Southwest Native tribes, suggesting a connection between these ancient drawings and otherworldly visitors.

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Ancient rock art, found across various global locations, is traditionally understood as a representation of prehistoric life and culture. However, the website presents an alternative perspective, suggesting that these ancient drawings may illustrate encounters with extraterrestrial beings. Southwest Native tribes believe that these rock art images depict "The Sky People" or "The Star People," who brought cultural and wisdom to Earth. The rock art, which includes pictographs, petroglyphs, and other forms, is thought to convey knowledge of living in harmony with universal laws. The website also references the sophisticated astronomical knowledge of ancient cultures, such as the alignment of the Sun Temple with cardinal directions and the golden ratio, and the use of the Fajada Butte sun dagger for time measurement. These findings are often attributed to the teachings of the Sky People. The article further compares the beings depicted in the rock art to modern descriptions of Grey aliens, noting their small stature and insect-like features. The content is rich with images of rock art from various sites, including the McKee Springs Petroglyphs in Utah, the Rock Art of Kimberley Australia, and the Wandjina Rock Art, also in Australia, as well as North American rock art in Utah. The article encourages readers to consider the possibility of an extraterrestrial influence on ancient human cultures.

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The author suggests that ancient rock art may symbolize more than just daily life, proposing an extraterrestrial connection.
Southwest Native tribes are interpreted as holding an oral tradition that supports the idea of the Sky People as cultural benefactors.
The website implies that the precise astronomical alignments and knowledge exhibited by ancient cultures could be attributed to otherworldly sources.
The article posits that the beings depicted in rock art resemble modern-day descriptions of Grey aliens, which may indicate a historical continuity of extraterrestrial encounters.
The content promotes the view that the rock art should be re-examined in the context of potential alien visitations, challenging conventional archaeological interpretations.

Aliens and Ancient Rock Art

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Southwest Native tribes believe that depicted on the rock art are “The Sky People” or “The Star People”. They came to Earth bearing gifts of cultural establishment, knowledge, wisdom, and knowledge of living in harmony with the Universal Laws.

The Britannica defines Ancient Rock Art as, ancient or prehistoric drawing, painting, or similar work on or of stone. Rock art includes pictographs (drawings or paintings), petroglyphs (carvings or inscriptions), engravings (incised motifs), petro-forms (rocks laid out in patterns), and geoglyphs (ground drawings). The ancient animals, tools, and human activities depicted help to shed light on daily life in the distant past, though the images are frequently symbolic. Rock art may have played a role in prehistoric religion, possibly in connection with ancient myths or the activities of Shamans. Important sites are in southern Africa, Europe, North America, and Australia.

However, alien researchers and paranormal researchers believe the Rock Art found around the world has an otherworldly nature. The Southwestern Indigenous people believe these drawings tell a story of prehistoric daily life lived with beings, not from this Earth. There are animals, symbols, humans, and what depicts extraterrestrial travelers. Southwest Native tribes they are “The Sky People” or “The Star People”. They came to Earth bearing gifts of cultural establishment, knowledge, wisdom, and knowledge of living in harmony with the Universal Laws. These ancient people lived according to the positions of the heavenly astronomical bodies. These ETs came to bring messages and teachings of consciousness and can navigate through different realms of time and space. These gods have the Supreme Knowledge. When you take a closer look at rock art, the beings do not look human.

Some of the petroglyphs are more than 12,000 years old. For over 10,000 years, Native American people have lived in the Southwest of the Americas and have passed down oral knowledge that has remained since when they first inhabited. This ancient knowledge consisted of how their ancestors lived and what they believed. In Mesa Verde, across from the Cliff Palace structure is the Sun Temple. The Sun Temple is aligned in the North, South, East, and West cardinal directions. It is in the pattern of the golden ratio that is found in nature, heavenly orbits, sunflower seeds, and pineapples.

In Chaco Canyon, the Pueblo people created a sophisticated sun dagger about 4000-years ago that was used to measure time. It is called Fajada Butte and tracks the sun and moon precisely. It is used to track an area of the sky where the moon appears every 18.6 years. According to legend, this knowledge came from the teachings of the Sky People. Modern-day tribes such as the Zuni, Ute, Najavo, and Hopi believe the Sun Temple is in the same alignment as Orion’s belt. These drawings reflect beings with antennae. They were life forms that bestowed gifts on humans. Their appearance resembles that of the modern Grey alien. They are small in stature and insect-like.

Take a look at various Rock Art from around the world!

McKee Springs Petroglyphs in the Dinosaur National Monument in Utah