I love how you always have respect for the ancients as well as the modern natives land.

Thanks for the video. When I was in high school and in Boy Scouts a few of us put in new trail signs near the Condor Sanctuary. One of the camps had a cave with a lot of Chumash paintings of crayfish, turtles, hands and jumping people. Very few people know where this is now since it is no longer on the forest service maps. The trail is gone but I want to go back there and take pictures. I'm keeping it secret because stupid people damage these sites.

Alex The red piece of obsidian is called mahogany obsidian. thanks for the great vids

Muna-huu (hello) Alex That is called (pitana patu ) (Bishop) Numu (Paiute) Traditional homelands to the (Pitana Patu) BISHOP Band of Northern Paiutes .thats close to the (indian mountain rice) called 'wai' " wai camp , (Vageculture)that was done by by Owens valley Paiutes is also a sight to see . there is a lot more around the valley that will blow your mind biggest kitchen you ever seen, soft flat big 6 ft boulders next to .6 ft boulders with 6 or more holes about 50 of them all scattered about a mile or more. all next to 3 intersecting creeks the ancients here made with mountain creek water , made a farm on the side of a mountain and it was a natural kitchen and its still there . major food drying. i would imagine they had at least 100 people cooking or preparing food in one spot in the most beautiful spot like sky rock! its truly amazing to actually touch and see all the work and beauty they lived with! sit in the exact spot ( alone) your ancestors did 10,000 years ago and listen to all the people talking . a entire community you cant see at the moment with your eyes closed , but you can hear them, banging , scraping, laughing , talking, playing, preparing food . Do you hear them?

Just found your channel as KZfaq caught me searching ancient artifacts as I’m currently off 395 and there is a ton of obsidian artifacts littering the ground. From small flakes to blades fragments and occasionally, full points.

I appreciate your work so very much. Thank you for years of discovery!

I love your videos Alex 💜

Been looking forward to a new adventure I love your explorations

obsidian is called Ta-kapi numic bishop paiute

love the footprints at this site! very cool and thank you for sharing!

Damn good show!

Very cool! I've been to that area. I'd like to explore it more! Thanks for the video!

Ancient and unique glyphs, Alex. Thanks for the trek!

Thanks alex sir for taking us to the time and condition in which our ancestors used to live

Alex Thank you for this informative video add I appreciate your efforts to make this video.

I still roam this area like my Ancestors did.

Thank you for sharing Alex! I love your videos!♥️💯🖐👏👏👍

What a truly amazing place, thank you for taking us on this journey Alex!

Beautiful video! Love Bishop area

So, water is life, without it we can't survive. This place, and many others in the southwest are and have been drying out. What happened to the people that lived here, the water dried up, and they moved on. If you could find out when the river stopped flowing, you can date the site. May be tree rings. good luck thank you ALL stay safe

Interesting insight into the petroglyph meanings by Paiute native

Yay ! Keep the videos coming !

I was just there and I never thought of looking for structures !! amazing !!

Thanks for sharing as I haven't been able to make it back from the cloud world for a long long time to visit there in a time of sunshine and of plenty in the Serenity and quietness of the open plain to clench at the broken silence of an incoming plane and Ramblin Roads with the Chariots that carry the insane:-) I have spoken

Hello Alex. Thank you very much for all of the hard work you have done to provide this and all of your videos. I enjoy every one that I have watched. Regards from Ody Slim

cool video Mr.Alex

First of all, thank you for yet another wonderfully produced video! That said, a great many people could learn a great deal about natural climatic variation by doing nothing more than viewing your work. These sites were not abandoned 25, 50, or even 100 years ago. No. They were abandoned HUNDREDS, if not THOUSANDS of years ago. They were abandoned because their water sources dried up. The water sources didn't dry up because ancient soccer moms were cruising the California landscape in ancient gasoline-powered SUVS. The water sources dried up due to natural climatic variation. The California climate has changed dramatically over time...and it has had nothing to do with anthropogenic "global warming." The loons in Sacramento, who want everyone to drive a ridiculously expensive EV (ostensibly to save the planet), should marvel at your work. They should learn a bit about California's ancient past, a past you deliver to all of us in such an interesting way. They should also learn the burning of fossil fuels is not to blame for California's climate woes. Thanks again for your continued efforts!!!

You may find White River Narrows in Nevada of interest if you haven't already been there

I live very close to this area, and have seen countless circles. Not very far from these circles is one of seasonal deer migration trails. I go there every winter to check it out. I've had to stop counting at 200 a few times over the years. These deer cross HWY 395 from the Sierra Nevada to the Pine Creek, Round valley area. Loads of evidence of ancient hunting throughout the volcanic tableland from the Owens river up to Casa Diablo mountain.

Beautiful, respectful, informative piece about California's original inhabitants. You really captured the feeling that the land had been lived in for thousands of years, that people thrived off the bountiful local ecosystem and traded for things other groups might have. I would love to know more detail about what's been deciphered from the petroglyphs. So much writing or drawing! One day I hope to see some of these with my own eyes. Until then, I hope people show these lands and the Paiute people the respect they deserve.

Thank you for the video Alex. We always appreciate the education!

He's got a new stick and a matching ring.

An excellent video, Alex! Happy holidays!

You take me to the most beautiful places. You play me the most beautiful music. And you always get lost in the algorithm. I got a lot of catching up to do. What a beautiful day! Thank you.

This is a wonderful video! Thank you... loved the soundtrack too.

Fascinating

Amazing petroglyphs. Thank you for sharing!

Amazing!

I love all your videos. 😊

I love the music you use on your videos. What music is on this video?

thank you sir

I recently revisited a site in oregon i found in the late 90's. Would love to share my photo's with you for discussion if interested. Trail building, hidden spring, ambush walls, large table rock with a wedge shaped rock still sitting in the middle (for breaking bone/ marrow) , a small mound built up in the dry pond (once was fresh water). I believe they maybe built this up over time to use as a duck blind. Also, what looks like two graves.

Did anyone else notice At 15.25 on the right hand side of the big rock, half way down there's what looks like 3 fingaz and a fum poking out ?.

Great videos. The shells are actually fresh water muscles from the ancient lakes that formed there after the melting of the glaciers from the last ice age. There were lakes all around this area; that site probably sits on the edge of one.

Have a house in bishop , really one of my favorite places !

11:14 food and water this direction

Volcanic Tablelands is an amazing area! You'll need to go back and do a video on Sky Rock and 13 Moons. I didn't find it the first time there, either.

Thank you! Very nicely and respectfully made video! If you want to know more about the petroglyphs you should read Anthony Peratts work: Charcteristics for the Occurence o a high Current Z-Pinch Aurora as Recorded in Antiquity. Greetings!

They stayed close to water most always I would expect?

Amazing that they are still lying there after all these years

A lot of the petroglyphs are very similar to the Lagomarsino petroglyphs near Reno Nevada.

Piute warnings of what?Red Headed Giants?Are there any gliphs about giants in the Lovelock area?

The meaning of the picture graph the round circles divided with lines and squares represents a home! Hogan , whippy up,. home and how many family members were born into and derived from that household! Thus count the number of squares inside the circles tell you the number of family members that belong to it! I have spoken

Looks like they were living on the edge of a shallow sea.....check out the "Signs in an alien ski" from the electric universe and see how they interpret the markings in the rocks

It’s been said the natives are of the tribe if Gad in the Bible.

Blink

It’s a good thing you have a friend that studies these sights then you pretend to stumble on them, wow

Ancient graffiti, " gang turfsign "!🤔