In the center of the Caribbean Sea there is the island of Aruba, only 30 km long. According to the historical version, Europeans learned about it from Columbus in 1493, but before that it was dominated by the Arawak Indians: "They were fishermen, hunters and gatherers, used primitive tools made of stone and shells.
The rock complex of Ayo Rock, with thousands of years of petroglyphs, has come down to us. But it is not the petroglyphs themselves that are interesting, but the stones on which they are located. The science holds to the classical version - a natural rock formation, blown by the wind and washed by the rains. But firstly, the "props" of the megaliths are obviously made by hand and have corresponding notches, and secondly, the different color of the stones suggests that these are not fragments of the main side of the megalith, but were brought later.
Not bad, for primitive collectors?
Forbidden History
