Unlike the first cavern, which felt shaped by nature, this one contained clear signs of human activity.
The ground was unusually flat.
Several stones had been arranged in circular patterns.
The walls bore dark markings.
At first, we assumed they were natural stains.
Then we examined them more closely.
Someone had painted symbols on the rock.
Symbols on the Walls
The symbols were faded but still visible.
Some resembled geometric shapes.
Others looked like crude drawings of boats, waves, and human figures.
The paint appeared ancient, though none of us had the expertise to determine its age.
One figure in particular caught our attention.
It depicted several people standing near what looked like a cave entrance.
Above them was a large dark shape extending over the sea.
Nobody could identify what it represented.
The images raised more questions than answers.
Who had created them?
Why were they hidden so deep inside the cave?
