Descubren una conexión entre los petroglifos de barcos escandinavos y los petroglifos gallegos

Manuel Carballal delves into the research conducted on the possible similarities between petroglyphs of painted ships in Scandinavia and Galicia. The experts have concluded that the drawings are identical. Several possible theories exist. #Mystery #History #Conspiracies #UFO #ScienceCommunication #Espionage #WomenInHistory Could Scandinavian peoples have sailed to Galicia during the Bronze Age? Manuel Carballal analyzes recent scientific research published in PLOS ONE that compares petroglyphs from Galicia, northern Portugal, and Scandinavia, revealing surprising similarities in ships, symbols, and ritual representations. Based on this finding, the conversation explores ancient maritime routes, the meaning of petroglyphs, theories about a possible universal symbolic language, rock art, and the connections between different prehistoric cultures around the world. A fascinating journey through archaeology, anthropology, and some of the greatest mysteries of our ancestors. Timeline 00:00 Introduction by Manuel Carballal and presentation of the topic. 01:05 A scientific study confirms the relationship between the petroglyphs of Galicia, Portugal, and Scandinavia. 03:20 The ships depicted in the petroglyphs: similarities that rule out coincidence. 05:30 Who created these engravings? Hypotheses about contact between the two peoples. 07:40 Other shared symbols: human figures, animals, and solar representations. 09:35 Genevieve von Petzinger's theory and the 32 universal symbols of rock art. 12:20 The neuropsychological theory: why different cultures depicted the same symbols. 15:10 Altered states of consciousness, phosphenes, and the origin of certain rock art figures. 18:00 Hands in rock art and the meaning of petroglyphs. 20:10 Galician petroglyphs, the treasures of the Moors, and the damage caused by the search for riches. 22:10 Did true maritime routes exist between Galicia and Scandinavia? Final reflection on the new archaeological findings. 24:32 End of the segment. 🧭 THE ROSE OF THE WINDS, on Onda Cero The Rose of the Winds is the leading program on Spanish radio for lovers of mystery, hidden history, science, espionage, and cultural curiosities. Hosted by Bruno Cardeñosa and Silvia Casasola, it airs in the early hours of weekend mornings on Onda Cero. The program combines journalistic rigor with an informative approach and an engaging narrative. Among its signature segments are Classified Matters, Ground Zero, The Other Side of History, Eureka, Women with History, and Versus, covering topics ranging from UFOs and intelligence services to historical mysteries, scientific discoveries, feminism, and conspiracies. With over two decades on the air, the program maintains a loyal audience seeking answers to the unknown without resorting to sensationalism, always with a critical eye and a thirst for knowledge. 🔗 Listen to ‘La rosa de los vientos’ on ondacero.es: https://www.ondacero.es/programas/la-...