Who Made The Mysterious Ancient Cave Paintings And Inscriptions In Oklahoma 2,500 Years Ago?
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Oklahoma is home to an intriguing archaeological site featuring mysterious ancient cave paintings and inscriptions. This site has been professionally examined by archaeologists, but these drawings remain mysterious for many reasons.
One hypothesis suggests that this site contains traces of explorers from distant lands who may have reached America approximately 2,500 years ago. If proven, this theory could potentially rewrite our understanding of pre-Columbian contact with North America.
The authenticity of these carvings is a crucial factor in their historical significance. If verified as genuine, they could provide compelling evidence that people from Europe and other continents made contact with North America well before Christopher Columbus's famous voyage in 1492. This possibility challenges the conventional narrative of New World discovery and colonization.
We are now turning our attention to Oklahoma, where we will explore and analyze the enigmatic ancient artworks found in the region.
This is a preview of our premium article, which is available only to members of Ancient Pages.
Become a member to read more - Click here
If you are already a member and have logged in to your account, you can access the article here
See also:
Oklahoma’s Mysterious Hollow Hill - Part 1 - 2
Amazing Archaeological Discovery In Washington Confirms Thousand-Year-Old Legend
More From Ancient Pages
-
Ancient Temple Dedicated To Aztec God Xipe Totec Discovered In Mexico Reveals A Gruesome Story
Archaeology | Jan 21, 2019
-
12 Alchemy Symbols Explained
Ancient Symbols | Aug 20, 2018
-
Prehistoric Dispilio: Accurately Dating Ancient Site To 5259 BC Using Cosmic Rays
Archaeology | May 21, 2024
-
Ancient Mysteries Of Chicago: Is The Puzzling Waubansee Stone A Neglected Pre-Columbian Artifact?
Artifacts | Mar 4, 2017
-
Ancient Flying Canoes And Magic In The Pacific – Arrival Of Strange People – Part 1
Featured Stories | Jan 28, 2020
-
Never-Before-Seen Strange 5,000-Year-Old Clay Figurine With A Tattooed Face And Bone Mask Found In Siberia
Archaeology | Oct 2, 2020
-
Maat – Ancient Egypt’s Most Important Religious Concept
Egyptian Mythology | Apr 4, 2018
-
Untold Story Of Mexico’s Ancient Giant Indians – Secret Knowledge Of The Aztecs Revealed – Part 1
Featured Stories | Sep 21, 2019
-
Strange Community Rules Of Essenes Preserved In The Dead Sea Scrolls
Ancient History Facts | Jun 9, 2020
-
Fossil Teeth Reveal: Humans Were Present In Asia ‘20,000 Years Earlier’ Than Previously Thought
Archaeology | Oct 15, 2015
-
Ashur – First Capital And Powerful Religious Center Of The Assyrian Empire
Featured Stories | Jun 28, 2019
-
Artifacts And Long History Of Unguja Island – Ancient Humans Impact Island’s Environment
Archaeology | Mar 5, 2022
-
Uncovering 16th Century Scottish Royal Dockyards Used By King James IV’s Navy
Archaeology | May 24, 2018
-
Vikings Cared Deeply For Their Animal Companions – Shared Human And Horse Burials Reveal
Featured Stories | Aug 3, 2023
-
Ancient Ziggurat Of Aqar Quf Dedicated To God Enlil
Civilizations | May 3, 2019
-
The Helgö Treasure: Bronze Buddha Statue, Coptic Scoop And A Crozier Depicting Biblical Tale Of Jonah
Artifacts | Mar 10, 2023
-
Strange Case Of The Italian Doppelganger – Collision Of Parallel Timelines? Part 2
Featured Stories | Oct 16, 2019
-
Researchers Confirm Clovis People Used Great Lakes Camp Annually About 13,000 Years Ago
Archaeology | Sep 12, 2024
-
DNA Study Reveals How Europe’s Hunter-Gatherers Adapted To A New Way Of Life – Farming
Archaeology | Nov 24, 2015
-
Secret Group Searching For Ancient Giants’ Skeletons In NZ Worries Archaeologists
Archaeology | Mar 19, 2020