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The artworks, which are assumed to work Neolithic man could see anyone, but they are located in remote parts of the country and remained fully intact for thousands of years. Until recently.
More than 100 volunteers investigating, recording the location, content, context and condition of the rock as part of the pilot project. The most interesting discovery includes a large engraved plaque found on the sandy cliff near Barningham Moor.
It shows the abstract drawings, corrugated and hollow surrounded by circles. Tools for creating these works were a stone or bone, and were used to help them engraved symbols and works that are so well preserved that they are visible even today, after thousands of years.
'A lot of theories about what these drawings might mean. They could be part of some ceremony, banquet, or use them as signs or marks territory. They could have a spiritual significance. In hunter-gatherer sport chek societies, where the mountains touch the sky, or where the sea touches the coast, usually considered to be areas where the spirits of their famous ancestors. Most of these drawings found in just such areas, said Kate Wilson ', a researcher of ancient monuments at English Heriotageu exploring this area.
"We expected to find one or two simple images. Instead we found a remarkable record, probably one of the most complex that has been found in this area, "said Richard Stroud, a volunteer sport chek who worked on the study area.
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