Who Made These Giant Desert Figures... and Why?

The video explores the Blythe Geoglyphs, ancient rock carvings on the California-Arizona border. Alfredo Acosta Figueroa, a historian, has dedicated decades to studying and protecting these geoglyphs. The carvings, depicting human and animal figures, are believed to be linked to ancient Aztec culture and cosmology. Despite their historical significance, the geoglyphs face threats from modern development, including solar projects. Alfredo's efforts highlight the importance of preserving cultural heritage while balancing environmental progress.

How does radiocarbon dating contribute to our understanding of the geoglyphs?

What does the term 'Aslan' refer to in the context of the geoglyphs?

What role do myths play in understanding historical truths according to the text?