I took an amazing walk on the beach this morning.
The sunrise wasn't that spectacular as it was foggy like it often is by the sea.
But as I walked, I went past a place where no modern man has ever walked.
I came upon this Hieroglyphic rock painting.
I could tell it was very old probably going back 10 or 20 Tuesdays.
The "paint" seemed to be made from some natural substance the natives found and they called it
"chake" (chalk) . From researching I discovered it came from an area called Walmakit. (Walmart)
The stone was not facing east like many ancient relics are because these people didn't want to get up as soon as the sun rose and they really didn't care about that, or apparently anything else.
It faced north to a place they called Conn-ot-o-quat later changed to Connecticut
It also wasn't built to look like the star system Sirius because the Egyptians already took that one.
I was so fascinated I wanted to study more about them so as I searched I found their fire pit.
They probably used it to cook Chic-tok (chicken wings) and I am surprised it lasted so long in this condition. Especially the straw they likely used as kindling to light the thing.
The best way to learn about ancient civilizations is to study their garbage and if you look hard enough, you can usually find tiny bits of their last meal.
I discovered the name these people called themselves.....Slobakas or "Slobs". :confused:
