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Alien Agenda With Gene P. Abel, Season 2, What Did Our Ancestors See?
Exploring Ancient Art: Evidence of Extraterrestrial Encounters?
In Episode 18 of Alien Agenda, Colonel Gene P. Abel delves into ancient petroglyphs and paintings that suggest humanity may have observed extraterrestrial visitors thousands of years ago. These artworks, spanning continents and centuries, feature strikingly similar depictions of humanoid figures, spacecraft, and otherworldly beings, prompting speculation about their origins.
Ancient Petroglyphs as Evidence
Colonel Gene highlights the petroglyphs of the American Southwest, such as those in Barrier Canyon and Nine Mile Canyon, Utah. These carvings, dating back 5,000–10,000 years, depict humanoids with long arms, large heads, and what appear to be space suits. The Navajo, who associate the Family Panel in Nine Mile Canyon with a great flood, refer to such figures as "star people" who brought knowledge to Earth.
Globally, similar images appear:
- India and Australia: Drawings in Chamara and Kimberly depict beings with large eyes and glowing fields around their heads, dating back 10,000 years.
- Egypt and Nigeria: Egyptian petroglyphs portray a flying saucer encircled by hieroglyphs, while Tassili, Nigeria, shows a towering alien with elongated features among cave people.
Artistic Depictions in Medieval and Renaissance Europe
Colonel Gene draws attention to 15th-century paintings that also include spacecraft-like objects:
- The Annunciation (1486): A flying saucer beams light onto Mary.
- The Miracle of the Snow (1428–1432): Fleets of spaceships hover above snowy landscapes.
- Jacopo de' Barbari's Work (1430): A gold sphere resembling a spaceship is seen in the sky.
These images suggest a long-standing human fascination with extraterrestrial phenomena.
Colonel Gene concludes that these artworks likely represent real observations rather than mere imagination, given their widespread consistency and detail. He invites viewers who have experienced UFO sightings to share their stories on Alien Agenda. Interested individuals can contact Deborah Wallace at [email protected].
The episode closes with a promise to reveal more compelling evidence in the next installment, leaving viewers wondering, "Are they out there?"
To be a guest on Alien Agenda with Gene P. Abel, contact Debra Wallace at [email protected]
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By Gene P. AbleExploring Ancient Art: Evidence of Extraterrestrial Encounters?
In Episode 18 of Alien Agenda, Colonel Gene P. Abel delves into ancient petroglyphs and paintings that suggest humanity may have observed extraterrestrial visitors thousands of years ago. These artworks, spanning continents and centuries, feature strikingly similar depictions of humanoid figures, spacecraft, and otherworldly beings, prompting speculation about their origins.
Ancient Petroglyphs as Evidence
Colonel Gene highlights the petroglyphs of the American Southwest, such as those in Barrier Canyon and Nine Mile Canyon, Utah. These carvings, dating back 5,000–10,000 years, depict humanoids with long arms, large heads, and what appear to be space suits. The Navajo, who associate the Family Panel in Nine Mile Canyon with a great flood, refer to such figures as "star people" who brought knowledge to Earth.
Globally, similar images appear:
- India and Australia: Drawings in Chamara and Kimberly depict beings with large eyes and glowing fields around their heads, dating back 10,000 years.
- Egypt and Nigeria: Egyptian petroglyphs portray a flying saucer encircled by hieroglyphs, while Tassili, Nigeria, shows a towering alien with elongated features among cave people.
Artistic Depictions in Medieval and Renaissance Europe
Colonel Gene draws attention to 15th-century paintings that also include spacecraft-like objects:
- The Annunciation (1486): A flying saucer beams light onto Mary.
- The Miracle of the Snow (1428–1432): Fleets of spaceships hover above snowy landscapes.
- Jacopo de' Barbari's Work (1430): A gold sphere resembling a spaceship is seen in the sky.
These images suggest a long-standing human fascination with extraterrestrial phenomena.
Colonel Gene concludes that these artworks likely represent real observations rather than mere imagination, given their widespread consistency and detail. He invites viewers who have experienced UFO sightings to share their stories on Alien Agenda. Interested individuals can contact Deborah Wallace at [email protected].
The episode closes with a promise to reveal more compelling evidence in the next installment, leaving viewers wondering, "Are they out there?"
To be a guest on Alien Agenda with Gene P. Abel, contact Debra Wallace at [email protected]