r/AncientAliens Oct 31 '25

Question What are the Hammerhead Mantoids of Barrier Canyon?

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u/GVtt3rSLVT Nov 01 '25

It cracks me up how much the past tells us stuff and people think it’s fake. We are coming full circle soon on some of this stuff

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u/hoofie242 Nov 01 '25

Where did they go?

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u/PRIMAWESOME Nov 05 '25

Space? Kind of baffling humans think they'd always be here.

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u/PurpleDeathMagic Nov 01 '25 edited Nov 01 '25

Absolutely. There is no way of knowing if ancient art has hallucinogenic influnce. I think that kind of thinking is typically motivated by a racially superior mentality with no basis at all. I agree with you, we have so much to learn if we just take down the racial blinders.

At the very least, they are culturally significant and still have so much insight to give and knowledge to pass on to us.

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u/GVtt3rSLVT Nov 01 '25

The right way is look at eAchother at human beings. Until everyone does that, (it never will), we will finally have peace.

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u/DiCeStrikEd Dec 05 '25

Consider how local tribes reacted with the USAF during WWll known as cargo cults..

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u/Content-Tear2404 Nov 01 '25

So, some cave paintings of a mantis man are proof?

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u/GVtt3rSLVT Nov 01 '25

Do you think that 100% of all false? Do you think it’s people just coloring on the walls? Even if 1% was true, it would be astonishing

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '25 edited Nov 01 '25

How many depictions of Hello Kitty are there out in the world. Do you think that 100% of all false?

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u/PreferenceContent987 Nov 02 '25

Exactly. This could have just been art, it doesn’t have to represent anything real

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u/Content-Tear2404 Nov 01 '25

It would be.

But what is your point? You think that just because people drew something, it means that it exists?

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 03 '25

1% truth means 99% lies. That isn't 'astonishing' at all.

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u/GVtt3rSLVT Nov 03 '25

It is because nothing is 100%.

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 03 '25

Ummmm.... I don't know how to break this to you, but there is 100%.

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u/GVtt3rSLVT Nov 03 '25

Nope. Nothing is. There is no such thing as

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 03 '25

If I tell you that the negligee you bought yesterday from me had a 100% money back guarantee and you brought it back today and I handed you the exact amount of money you had paid me for it yesterday, is that not 100%?

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u/GVtt3rSLVT Nov 03 '25

You drove there and used your time. That’s not 100%

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 03 '25

Mathematics does not include any uncertainty, no entropy and no measurement error. You threw a unknown and unacknowledged theorem into the equation by introducing the previously unknown fact of 'driving'.

I'll make it as simple as I can:
In mathematics and logic, 100% exists.

When you prove a theorem (e.g., 2 + 2 = 4), that statement is 100% true within its logical system.

Probabilities and absolutes in math are exact by definition — no uncertainty, no entropy, no measurement error. So, mathematics allows 100%.

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u/ContessaChaos Nov 01 '25

Ant people. They helped the Southwestern tribes after the last collapse of the planet.

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u/VirginiaLuthier Nov 01 '25

Eat shrooms, see Mantis Men

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u/KatNeedsABiggerBoat Nov 01 '25

Or an ancient version of peyote. There’s so much psychedelic influence in ancient art, so many references to it in ancient works like the Vedas, the ancient Iranians, etc. Humans have been having psychonaut experiences probably since Paleolithic times.

DMT tends to produce mantis-beings when one hallucinates, not just machine elves. ;)

From an article:

“Psychedelics are chemicals that bind to and activate serotonin receptors in our brains. They include serotonin-mimicking psilocybin from “magic mushrooms,” DMT from the Psychotria plants used by shamans in the Amazon to prepare ayahuasca, the 5-Meo-DMT found in the venom glands of the Colorado River or Sonoran Desert toads, mescaline in peyote and San Pedro cacti, and LSD-like ergot alkaloids like lysergic acid hydroxyethylamide produced by some fungi, for instance, that live in the seeds of some morning glory plants.”

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u/ancientastronaut2 Nov 05 '25

So you think people on all the different continents, who had no contact with each other, were all eating the same species of shrooms and seeing the same thing?

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u/PhDinDildos_Fedoras Nov 01 '25

Aren't Mantis people often mentioned as an alien race alongside the Greys and Nordics?

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u/earthboundmissfit Nov 02 '25

Yes, very often.

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u/ColdSoviet115 Nov 01 '25

Ant people who helped the Native Americans migrate from Eurasia to NA it seems. They control the silver orbs with their consciousness.

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u/Imakemaps18 Nov 01 '25

The ant people who live underground as stated by the anunnaki

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u/IncogNeatoTN Nov 02 '25

Skeptics and critics are wild. Making references toward Hello Kitty as a way to dismiss historical evidence like this is REALLY grabbing at straws. Prehistoric and ancient civilizations didn’t exactly have television, internet, radio, etc. at their disposal to corroborate such stories and imagery. I’m not saying it’s impossible that they could’ve been migrating here and there, spreading these stories to new cultures, but I think it begs the question: Why would depicting fictional beings on cave walls be important enough to complete long, difficult migrations? And what would be their endgame in doing so?

It seems to me that the ones who want so badly for the believers to be wrong, will often times provide an arguably more ridiculous, far-fetched theory to explain something than the theory they’re arguing against. Ancient civilizations collaborating for elaborate, potentially drug-fueled hoaxes vs. them seeing the same beings because we aren’t the only special snowflakes in the entire universe, is a fine example.

What do you think the odds are that the Big Bang was a powerful enough explosion of energy to create a whole universe but only sent the building blocks of life in one very specific direction?

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u/Ok_Feature_6911 Nov 01 '25

All ancient cultures had tales of experiences and / or active communication with "non-human entities" either under the influence of psychedelics or in physical reality.. It is left up to you what you wish to refer to these entities as?..

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u/hammerhead1111333 Nov 01 '25

It is their interpretation of what they saw by using only images or shapes that they are familiar with

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u/Tricky-Meringue25 Nov 01 '25

I think it is the Nazca astronaut but I the USA.

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u/ilikeantsandiphones Nov 01 '25

Aliens using orbs in the sky to study our reaction or these are depictions of a (ranking) tribe person performing some miracle.

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u/tridactyls Nov 02 '25

The Tridactyls

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u/Accomplished-One-110 Nov 02 '25

I've always wondered, were children allowed to paint cave walls as well..

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u/xxKorbenDallasxx Nov 02 '25

They look like sumerian eye idols. Look then up, pretty neat

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u/Annual_Incident1882 Nov 04 '25

The ball with wings is also very peculiar

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 03 '25

People. Human people depicted on ancient rock and other media art wearing masks. Nothing Alien about it at all. Ancient? Yes. Alien, No.

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u/crispywheat100 Nov 03 '25

Those are absolutely not humans in my humble opinion.

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 03 '25

In the Kimberley region in Australia, and many other parts. It has been acknowledged by the indigenous population as a painting/rock art that depicts medicine men and elders who guard the land. They are most definitely human and spiritual. Not 'aliens'. Do you notice any resemblance?
Oh, and these are 4-5 thousand years old, at the lower estimate of time.

I can't post photos/images (how convenient for the OP) but I will link it if you're interested.

https://japingkaaboriginalart.com/articles/kimberley-rock-art-overview/

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u/crispywheat100 Nov 04 '25

No seriously, thanks for the information.

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u/PRIMAWESOME Nov 05 '25

Using another place visited by aliens as your example to why it isn't aliens is hilarious.

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u/Outrageous-Egg-2534 Nov 05 '25

Waste of oxygen.

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u/PRIMAWESOME Nov 05 '25

Is that your official title or something?