During our expeditions we have found many of these wall paintings, primarily next to what is believed to be places of worship. They have mostly been found high in the mountains or very close to the sea, always with evidence of having been painted and then repainted, some times the same image and sometimes a different image. These places have also helped us find information on how these people lived their lives, since close to these murals we always find evidence that someone has lived there. <\/p>\n
Most of these sites have only small parts left or only traces of pigment, but some pieces found in caves hard to reach caves have been found mostly intact. <\/p>\n
all we truly know is that they speak of a world full of colour and a wish to tell their stories to those that come after <\/p>\n
-Head archivist of the archeological section of the Great Library<\/p>\n
A cavernous hall that gets cut off from all during the tide, here a story is told in images, a history put into stone for all that come after <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"