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Crafting Ancient Symbols: PCNs and Cupules Unveiled in Northern California In the picturesque landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area, California, a treasure trove of human history is waiting to be discovered. The region is home to an array of fascinating pecked curvilinear petroglyphs (PCNs) and cupules, which provide a glimpse into the lives of our ancient ancestors. To capture these intriguing symbols in all their glory, we turned to cutting-edge technology – a Phantom quadcopter equipped with high-resolution cameras. This aerial perspective not only allowed us to explore the sites from unique angles but also enabled us to document each petroglyph and cupule in vivid detail. As we soared above the landscape, our quadcopter's lenses snapped images of PCNs that tell stories of ritualistic practices, spiritual beliefs, and possibly even early forms of communication. The curvilinear patterns woven into these ancient symbols are not only visually striking but also offer a window into the past, revealing the creativity and ingenuity of our forebears. Cupules, too, play a significant role in this narrative, their presence hinting at the possibility of ceremonial or ritualistic activities. Each cupule is a testament to human curiosity and the desire to leave an enduring mark on the world. These images from the Phantom quadcopter not only showcase the beauty of PCNs and cupules but also serve as a reminder of our shared heritage – a connection that transcends time and space. As we continue to explore these ancient symbols, we are reminded of the importance of preserving our cultural legacy for future generations.