@cafecitoconazucar
I appreciate your effort in going there and also the fact that you are open minded and sincere about the subject. Your channel seems very interesting. Good luck in your future endeavors.
@YrAwenBardd
Excellent video, sir! Really enjoy your thorough analysis & always impressed at you going the extra mile to find these hidden sites. Keep up the great work, brother 🙏
@miketrindade9152
Another great video! Thank you for your hard work, and unbiased view.
@PillarsofthePast101
well done dude! perfectly presenting a balanced a well researched appraisal
@peopleofonefire9643
The circle with a cross in it has two meanings - the symbol for the Nordic sun god and also gold, I use a chart emailed to me from the Lund University (Sweden) Dept. of Archaeology for translating most of the petroglyphs in the Georgia Mountain gold belt. We also have rock carvings of several types of Bronze Age ships near the headwaters fo the Savannah and Chattahoochee Rivers.
@Ajsilva015
We have those in Brazil too.
@theValmark
These symbols found in Paraguay are clearly related to the ancient Vinča culture (Serbian territory, Balkan Peninsula), predating Viking runes (Futhark) by thousands of years. Vinča script is among the oldest known writing systems, over 7,000 years old, originating from what is today Serbia. Its symbols have been discovered globally, suggesting the ancient Proto-Serbian civilization spread far beyond Europe. Attempts to label these as Viking runes overlook the deeper historical roots and origins. It's time we acknowledge the true history hidden behind these ancient inscriptions!
@giuliom8520
The Vikings ARE the Phoneciens, who are one of the Tribes of Dan, which immigrated out of the Middle East. These Phoneciens are the Carthaginians, who roamed and ruled the world. "Several ancient writing systems share similarities with Ancient Hebrew due to their common origins or regional influences: 1. **Phoenician**: The most closely related script and direct ancestor of Ancient Hebrew. Both are Northwest Semitic abjads with very similar letter forms and writing direction (right to left). 2. **Aramaic**: Closely related to Hebrew and eventually replaced it for everyday use among Jews during the Second Temple period. Many Hebrew letters evolved from Aramaic forms. 3. **Moabite**: Nearly identical to early Hebrew script, used by the Moabites in what is now Jordan. The Mesha Stele (9th century BCE) shows strong similarities to Hebrew inscriptions. 4. *Ancient Arabic scripts* (Nabataean, Safaitic): Related Semitic writing systems with some similar letter forms and right-to-left directionality. 5. **Samaritan**: A direct descendant of the paleo-Hebrew script that preserved more archaic letter forms while mainstream Hebrew adopted Aramaic-style letters. 6. **Ugaritic**: Though it used a cuneiform-based system, it was a Northwest Semitic language related to Hebrew with similar alphabetic principles. 7. **Proto-Sinaitic**: The ancestral script from which both Phoenician and Hebrew ultimately derived, with pictographic elements that evolved into abstract letters. These scripts share common features with Ancient Hebrew including right-to-left directionality, consonantal writing systems (abjads), and similar alphabetic principles, though they vary in their specific letter forms and historical development."
@DeepJungleMovieProductions
Great work man. Glad you stayed safe. I can promise the people watching this video that the area you were researching in is no joke. It can be an incredibly dangerous place especially for outsiders.
@lucianomulot4068
Investiga la tesis de Jacques de Mahieu, lo que hoy se conoce como Paraguay fue la entrada al "hy bresil" (alto perú).
@juandelgadog610
Nice video. They said that old vikings mixes with some Guarany indigineous from here. So, for that reason some of them looks diferente from the other natives old paraguayans
@carlosverdugorotella
Amazing Work, totally worth documenting. I had the opportunity to meet possible evidence of a nordic object in central Chile. If you want to talk about it im available,.
@tannerreed55
Good job crossing that log at :42
@banditwolf3919
I'd like to see more on this topic. Compare more runes if they exist.
@mossig
Those are Etruscan symbols. The seafarer people. Odin was not a Norse but an Azar. The leader/founder of the Viking rowing system. His ancestors was the Etruscans
@TimRobertsen
If those were to be of viking origin, one would/should expect to find runes down along the east coast of the Americas
@Jimjolnir
I don't think these are that old, I'm no geologist, but judging by the rocks... I'd love to see a map of the region with points of were these are. There's a lot of inscriptions from the book that don't look runic, I'd say more 'occultic' (my brain instantly goes to, 'occultic nazi's from Germany', lol. Very intriguing collection of symbols. Unfortunately, I'm only instantly familiar with Elder Futhark, and not the other rune scripts, so without further inquiry on my part, I'm kinda useless. 4:22 Who is Edgar Valnst, or L.N.E, San Vincente, Zorilla Cue, AYR, LxA? There are other carvings I can't make out. It looks like the white markings were done at the same time. And they don't look carved (I do see some carvings, which I can't really make out) they look drawn. If so, they can't be 1000+ years old, they look to be out in the open, not in a cave, for example. Hey, I'm not an expert either, bro. Not mad at all. This is interesting, and I'd love to get to the bottom of it, but I have a feeling this is more modern than 'ancient'. I'm kinda more intrigued by the holes and scoop marks in the rocks, tbh. Do they mean something at all? Were they done at the same time, or separately? Like, do they mean something together, or apart? Good on you for getting out there! Very interesting story. Fritz Berger(?), Atlantique(?), Jaquez de Mehu(?), Vikings in Paraguay. I'd love to find the book, in English, though :P Ah. Now the end of the video. The lichen, exactly what I was thinking. I couldn't tell by the video, but my suspicion was that it was lichen, the carvings can't be that old. It could have been re-carved. Ey, all things are possible, neh? I'm so stoked that other people (the mates on Twitter/x) are into this! So cool. Like I say, I'm no expert. With the 'MUNK' idea, I've never seen the rune 'Algiz' as an 'M', only a 'Z' ? I dig it. I do believe that in the ancient world there was a lot more travelling being done, far and wide, a lot more sharing of ideas, etc. But yeah... this is super interesting. Would love to have this mystery solved.
@Yucatecogongora-z4l
😮debe ver más en toda america
@Cloxxki
Considering that remote viewing is a thing, and some people can really do it well (CIA doesn't mess around)...could one isolated culture put some work into remote viewing language? Say, they'd come across or heard of people with the god-like power of script. But they could not get access to them to ask to be taught. Then, being as they used remote viewing all the time, they decide target it to learn script. Short words and their meanings are carved in wood and later in stone. Now, remote viewing the name of a future visitor and welcoming him in writing centuries ahead of time...yeah no...
@incredhistory