Thread: History Lesson From Les Hiddins.

Originally Posted by disco man

The second video raises some very interesting queistions about a possible link between Australia and Madagascar which i think is fascinating.

Yes.
One of my very best friend's from school days, was Graeme Walsh, who became not only Australia's, but the World's most knowledgeable expert on Australian Aboriginal Rock Art, in particular, the "Bradshaw Paintings".If you're into this stuff, you'll know about Graeme.
These paintings show boats, seafaring stuff, which Aborigines were not, predate by a VVVEEERRYY long time, some "existing" "theories", suggesting people were here 40/50000 years ago, pre dating some Aboriginal "theories", that they were the "originals".
For sure, not saying what is the truth, BUT, who can say, "WHAT IS THE TRUTH"?
Pickles.

Originally Posted by Pickles2

Yes.
One of my very best friend's from school days, was Graeme Walsh, who became not only Australia's, but the World's most knowledgeable expert on Australian Aboriginal Rock Art, in particular, the "Bradshaw Paintings".If you're into this stuff, you'll know about Graeme.
These paintings show boats, seafaring stuff, which Aborigines were not, predate by a VVVEEERRYY long time, some "existing" "theories", suggesting people were here 40/50000 years ago, pre dating some Aboriginal "theories", that they were the "originals".
For sure, not saying what is the truth, BUT, who can say, "WHAT IS THE TRUTH"?
Pickles.

Bloody hell pickles you know some very interesting people,These paintings really change a lot of what i know about Australian history.I am very keen to follow up and try and learn more about this fascinating possible link.