Strong winter swells (February 2014) have washed away the sand from the lava rock along Oahu’s North Shore, exposing petroglyphs of dogs and human-like figures (Photo by Donna Ching/Historic Hawaii Foundation via Westerndigs.com).
The original article says:
More than 70 carvings have been exposed, mostly depicting human-like figures and dogs, according to the Historic Hawaii Foundation, whose workers are documenting the images.
This map is my guess for “Oahu’s North Shore”.
More crowned things:
Gold Anthropomorphic Pectoral - FJ.6239, Origin: Colombia, Circa: 400 AD to 1600 AD, Dimensions: 7.25" (18.4cm) high × 3.25" (8.3cm) wide, Collection: Pre-Columbian, Style: Tolima, Medium: Gold. Via Antiques.com.
Alutiiq inuit masks from Kodiak island exhibited in Château-musée de Boulogne-sur-Mer, donated by Alphonse Pinart.
Fig. 69. Nasca, Peru vase, date unknown (14.24° S, 75.58° W). Note the similarity to the northern hemisphere petroglyphs (Fig. 68, left).
Fig. 68. Left: Northern hemisphere petroglyphs from the Columbia River Basin, 45.65° N, 121.95° W. Right: Oblique view into the auroral plasma column from these coordinates.
Fig. 66. Virtual image of the intense auroral plasma column as determined from FOV directivity, viewing angle of inclination, and GPS surveys of worldwide petroglyph “pixels.” Not to scale.
