Casca:
In the first photo, there seems to be THREE faces. Of the top 2, the upper one is like the 1st painting....sharper nose profile, that is facing straight to the left. The lower one is more like the 2nd painting, and she's facing downward toward that 3rd face that seems to be about to eat something......her (or HIS) mouth is wide open. In the second photo, you can see what it is he's (or she) is about to devour. To the left of the faces is what I think is a man riding horseback toward the right. It could be nature's art, but sure looks good.
Over on the far right and slightly to the rear is a rock that looks like a bandit, complete with a black mash on his eyes, looking DOWNWARD, at / for something. On the side of his head in the #9 white circle are a lot of figures.....black "X"s, a black "R" or "K" with a bar over it and some oher stuff.
That first photo has a LOT of things going on......and I didn't even mark everything showing on that distant ridge face, but I did circle a few things that kinda standout for me alnd numbered them for easy IDing.
Circle #1 is REALLY interesting. Just sit back and try not to focus on any single spot in it and let you eyes pick up everything at once. See how that whole area is shaped like it's been carved INWARD with that large lightened area as the center?? It looks like someone landscaped that whole area to clean up a roughly dug spot. That large, lightened boulder in the center is odd enough, but check out that large lightened "V" shape just below it.
Moving on to the #2 circle (skipping over that profile, waist up, of a man shoveling something. that I didn't mark, LOL) In circle #2 is an odd, BLACK eyecatcher. At least it caught MY eye. LOL And I just spotted that large, black "M" just below the circle's linework.
Circle # 3 is around a large, black "V" that has a curving tail from the point. Yep, maybe a "Y", but I thought "V" when I first spotted it.
Circle #4, looks like a very large map with black figures and letters and at least 2 numbers.
Circle #5, looked like a bear at first, but might be a large cat. It's standing, facing to the left and is watching something. Can't tell if it's watching that odd, black figure jus to the left and below it; something further to the left; or something on the backside of the ridgeline.
Circle 6a, is an "X" with a hooked left foot and a black dot to the right. 6b is another black "X" that looks squanter (shorter) compared to the first one.
Circle 7 shows what looks like it could be the outline of a ridgeline or mountain range. It's just too odd to be the result of some natural chipping. Also, what the heck is that stuff covering this rock?? It looks like cement that is chipping of and spalding off a lot, all over the boulder. Is is killichie (sp) ??
Circle #8 is around a Sphinx looking head...........don't laugh. It's sitting on the side of a pyramidal shaped hill. LOL
That entire ridgeline in the near background is FULL of black marks and figures and carvings that I didn't circle. I mean A FRICKING LOT.
Could the area where you were standing (or very near) be "The Place" and all that work on those signs on the ridge was to draw off folks onto many false trails ?? Just an idea.
In this second photo, you can see that bottom face about to eat something that is white, long eared, and ugly. Can't tell if it is a rabbit with VERY long ears, or a demon face with very long horns. Also, I put a black square around an area in that FAR off mountain side that has some odd, white eyecatcher spots arranged in a sine-wave shape. I cropped and played with it and will post it below, too.
I just took a lot closer look at this cropped shot, and thought, dang, that far outline, starting with the sharp point on the righ and moving left, sure looks a lot like that outline in the first photo. That far mountain looks like it could be about 50 miles away. Maybe an elaborate trick to pull you away from this area?? DAMN THOSE SPANIARDS........ahhhhh, ANCIENTS.......ummmm Aztecs...........KGC ?? I'm so corn-fuzed.
Anyhow, you sure have a lot of signs, symbols, and stuff to work with, but better too much than not enough.
