Première Touche Ancient Enigmas and Anomalies People who do not read ‘esoteric’ or mythology related books will probably not be aware of the numerous strange artifacts and puzzling structures that can be found all over the world. I would here like to present some of these to the visitor, without too much of my own interpretation. 1. The photograph in Figure 1 below shows some of the 65 charcoal stencils of human hands discovered in the Cosquer cave in southern France. The cave seems to have been used as a source of calcium carbonate for medicinal purposes, but also as an art gallery as the images would be protected from the elements. Figure 1. Figure 2. A graph of the rise in sea level over the past 24 thousand years (Figure 3a below) shows that the sea level was below -40m with respect to the present level up to about 10 000 years ago, or 8 000 BCE. Figure 3a. The Cosquer Cave is not the only evidence of intelligent human life before the last ice age. Figure 3b. Figure 3c. 2. Figure 4. Figure 5. Figure 6. Figure 7. Figure 8. 3.
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