Basic signs and symbols you have found

[Old Dog]

Poking through pictures looking for specifics ...
I found this oddity,
Here is what an armored Spaniard on an armored horse looked like to a Native American.

 

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[Old Dog]

Here is a picture of a dog we found in a small cave.
I have posted two pictures of it to show how it shows up better when viewed the way it was supposed to be seen in natural light.
In artificial light the signs wash out.

 

[truckinbutch]

Is that a royal poodle , Thom ?

 

[DoveFeather]

Hi Jim; this is my royal poodle.

 

[Twisted Fork]

BIT:
Here's an unmarked copy of the photo I used. The only thing I did was run it through PhotoShop and "equalize" it with one click and reduced the size to make it easier to see. As I mentioned in my writeup, this could be some graffiti put up by someone later on and for some screwy reason. But, here it is. Look at that shadow. Perhaps the number "2" to the left has nothing to do with the shadow drawing.
Sorry, that figure on the top left doesn't look like an eagle to me. I see the eye, but there's no eagle-beak to go with it. The "face" is too rounded.

Could be a perched parrot........Mine is on opposite shoulder, how about you?

 

[Old Dog]

Is that a royal poodle , Thom ?

Yes Jim,
An unclipped one.
Probably more common to find an unclipped poodle depicted than a clipped one.
(most of the poodles I have seen are of this sort.)

 

[Shortstack]

Is that a royal poodle , Thom ?

Yes Jim,
An unclipped one.
Probably more common to find an unclipped poodle depicted than a clipped one.
(most of the poodles I have seen are of this sort.)

Sure makes sense. The "champagne crowd" are the inventors of the Poodle Cut. The old crowd (a couple of centuries ago) used them as hunting dogs, long hair and all.

 

[Shortstack]

OK, I was reviewing this thread and found some things we all missed the first postings. The first is in this photo posted by ThomasP. There's this huge fish right in the open and we all over looked it; unless someone PMed Thomas about it. That huge "7" touches the side of the big owl.



ThomasP posted this photo and none of us spotted the provile of this Ancient. We noticed the big round hole in the rock, but didn't notice it was in the side of his head. LOL By the way, there's a matching hole in the rock, straight down at the edge of the photo.



Rigmover posted this photo along with others and no one spotted this well detailed human face.



Now, this photo is very interesting. It was posted by rjwmam on page 6. You might say, "out of this world". Take a good look and see that it is a lot more than a "pointer" rock.

 

[Old Dog]

At the time I believe the focus was on other things.

Good to bring them back if you feel there is a noteworthy sign to share.
Thanks.

 

[Shortstack]

I've explained why I brought each photo back, but was a little too vague on the last one. That last photo probably has more to do with history than treasure. We are familiar with the fact that Indians would draw pictographs of things they saw, but this sculpture is something entirely different. Exactly WHO did it and WHEN would be very interesting information if the answers could be found.

 

[Old Dog]

Fascinating !I honestly didn't even see it until you outlined it.
Strange stuff, and very cool I must say.

 

[Shortstack]

That one stone opens up all kinds of possibilities doesn't it?? I've never heard of American Indians making stone sculptures like this, but the Spanish did; as did the Ancients. I think the Spanish would have been too superstitious, though, to have allowed it to be done; demons and all that stuff, but the Ancients were more open to what they saw and not scared to death of it.

Just a little musing.

 

[Old Dog]

Here is a photo of the face on one of the ancient turtles.
It is unique as it has square eyes.
Ignore the idiot in the circle on the cliff.

(that is me looking closer at some stuff)

 

[Shortstack]

OD,
There's a few questions I'd like to ask you about this photo.

First--Did your wife thump you on the head when she first saw this pix? Or did you tell her that was your buddy up there?

Second--Why would "they" put a bear's face on a turtle?

Third--Is that a square crown just up from the face?

Fourth--What do you think that big old arrowhead at your 1 o'clock position is pointing at?




Fifth--Do you see 2 faces in this close up of that highhhhhh point? A tiger on the left, and a Greek god kinda face on the right? I couldn't enlarge this section anymore without bad pixelating.

 

[ThomasP]

Ok not sure if this guy is of this world or not.

 

[Shortstack]

Thomas,
Looks like a couple of earthly fish. The big one looks like he's about to eat something and the little one on the right has his mouth open looking for something. LOL The square markers are interesting. The far left is an archway and the other 2 are possible symbology.

 

[Old Dog]

OD,

Did your wife thump you on the head when she first saw this pix? Or did you tell her that was your buddy up there?

No Bill, but you can bet I sure heard about it.

 

[Old Dog]

OD,

Did your wife thump you on the head when she first saw this pix? Or did you tell her that was your buddy up there?

No Bill, but you can bet I sure heard about it.

She saw this picture first,
Then she saw the one I posted first

Thought I was going to have knotts on my flat little head.
LOL

 

[okey dokey]

Thom,
That critter in the foreground reminds me of the frog I sent you. You would be looking at it from the front. Is it looking at a water source also?

okey dokey

 

[Old Dog]

It really is a turtle, To get a good picture of it you have to back way off as the whole monument is about 15 feet long.
The left side square eye and the drill hole are classic Spanish modifications.

Yes there is a stream about 25 yards behind this. (good catch by the way) "Water 180 degrees from here" ...
... Indicated by the square and the dot.