Some of the world’s earliest-known graffiti artists in Italy carved into rock tens of thousands of images from the mundane to the mystical, recording scenes from the twilight of the Stone Age to the dawn of civilization. A Walk Amongst the Petroglyphs of Galicia: Prehistoric Designs Trace Life and Times of Bronze Age Europeans 4,000-Year-Old Rock Art From Unknown Culture Uncovered in Venezuela The artists who carved the Valcamonica rock art depicted animals, scenes of hunting and fishing, weapons and tools, war, magic, buildings, agriculture, and human and divine figures. The people left a rich heritage of petroglyphs in Lombardy from which scholars are learning about the ways of life, economies, beliefs and societies of people in the Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Copper, Bronze, Iron and Roman ages. In 1979, UNESCO declared the Camonica Valley petroglyphs a World Heritage site, the first such site in Italy. Estimates of the number of rock carvings range from 140,000 to 300,000. The people of the valley are called Camunians or Camuni. The UNESCO website on Valcamonica says pre-Camunian and Camunian artists carved drawings along both sides of the 75km (46 mi) valley. The images depict a chronological sequence of prehistoric subjects, from hunting-gathering to later agricultural scenes, navigation, duels, religion, and geometric-symbolic petroglyphs. Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient WritingsNewsAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

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Brian May admitted Queen was skeptical about having Freddie Mercury on board when they created the legendary band in 1970. He recalled Freddie’s first impression as “unnerving,” noting that the singer-songwriter was hyperactive to a fault. Thankfully, he got a shot from his bandmates Brian, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon, later proving he was a good addition to the music group. Together, they made history as one of the world’s bestsellers, with an estimated 300 million albums. Queen questioned Freddie Mercury as frontman Queen’s bandmate with frontman Freddie Mercury/Everett Brian confessed that Freddie’s big personality was too much for some people, and they did not like him at first. It was not until their first demo recording in 1971 that their perspective of the late singer changed once they witnessed his talent and dedication to detail. Freddie would do a score over and over again until he got it right and was always eager to get better, even after Queen became undisputedly famous. Though he would sometimes throw tantrums to get things done, Freddie was a much-needed boost for Queen to reach excellence. Freddie Mercury/Everett Freddie Mercury was shy off-stage Unknown to most, Freddie mostly came alive while performing or rehearsing and was shy around people he did not know. He once acknowledged this trait, which BBC music broadcaster Bob Harris buttressed, saying the Queen frontman was a sensitive and vulnerable man in real life. Queen’s bandmate with frontman Freddie Mercury/Everett The legendary singer-songwriter enjoyed a career spanning two decades until his death at 45. He passed away about 24 hours after announcing his HIV/AIDS diagnosis, which he kept private for a few years. He reportedly lost most of his vision at the time and quickened his death deliberately by refusing treatment. Proceeds from the ensuing tribute concert at Wembley Stadium were used to establish the Mercury Phoenix Trust, which is an AIDS charity organization. Next up: King Charles’ Health Takes Turn For The Worse As Cancer Battle Persists The post Brian May Says Queen Initially Questioned Freddie Mercury As The Band’s Frontman appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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