[blam]

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"Other examples have been found at locations in upland Britain and across Atlantic Europe, from Portugal to Orkney."

This was probably done by my R1b relatives.

[RightWhale]

Looks like a record of an impressive comet.

[RightWhale]

Could just be images of stars as seen by an extremely nearsighted R1b.

[Nathan Zachary]

Why in the world is it assumed that it is "art"? Just because we call the nonsensical carap "artists" make today "art", doesn't mean that's what it was 5000 years ago, which certainly isn't "prehistoric" .

Looks to me like some sort of board (rock) game, the pockets are where a player put his game pieces.

[Martins kid]

These are very similar to ancient Hawaiian petroglyths easily visible on the Big Island near Kilauea. The ancients would take the dried umbilical cord stubs after they fell off the babies and place them in the middle of the circles or series of rings. It looks very much like this.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Blam, and thanks to your relatives. ;')

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[MrPiper]

Possible a relative of the guy that drove around painting “See Rock City” on barns?