Paintings Being Found in Quarries That are Dated to Pre-Dynastic Egypt

The interesting thing about the Quarry also is that there is in an area. There is uh drawings on the wall of the Quarry where there's all these scoop marks of these ostriches and it matches pre-dynastic drawings. So it's almost as if there were people in that quarry making paintings on pre on earlier done scoop marks before the dynastic Egyptian even start. Uh civilization even started so it's I think I think that scoop Mark stuff is absolutely a part of this ancient Lost Civilization. There was some and it's one of their working areas. There's a tremendous value in seeing unfinished work because we get to have a little bit of insight into you know how did this tool potentially function. How did it work like did you have to have an open mind to kind of look at it.That way um. We see the same thing on a couple of objects that are unfinished. It's there's some incontrovertible evidence for Machining and things like that uh. In other objects it hurts my brain. It really does because you start thinking like what what happened like what are we talking about like what what what kind of Technology was available then