The evening sky is clear over the Savannah and all is quiet. Cozy inside their cave dwelling, early PnF ancestors would gather around the fire pit and dine on the day’s catch, as well as some tasty scavenged roots and leaves for a salad of sorts. Many a story was told in gestures and in the paintings on the wall, left for millennia, to be found by those of us who came after.

Long long ago, before minerals were mined and before vast tracks of natural bushland were clear felled to provide farmland for domesticated livestock, the only scars upon the land were those fashioned by Mother Nature herself. Rather than building upon the land, the Troglodytes of Old dwelt within the myriad natural caves that pocked the limestone ridges, gazing out upon the desolate grassy plains from the relative safety of their cave mouths.

Gorgeous in both color and texture, you’ll enjoy creating art that spans the past and the present.

The wall of paws reflects, perhaps, man’s first attempt at graffiti tagging. Paw prints were left as a “Hello” to all those who came after. Much like modern man, our PnF ancestors had a yearning to leave a mark, a lasting “I, too, was here.”

If you close your eyes, you can almost hear what our PnF ancestors heard so long ago, the thunder of a thousand hooves, beating over the plains, wild herds that would eventually lead to the long-standing relationship between man and horse. These cave illustrations, left for us to discover, beautifully illustrate the reverence and high esteem in which we have always held this graceful, powerful animal.

A two-story family dwelling for the modern stone age man, fully furnished with brand new octopus dishwasher and a mammoth-sized shower for two in the main bedroom. Complimentary set of state-of-the-art swordfish knives upon move-in. All Bills Paid.

Welcome to the neighborhood! All of our fully furnished homes for families of two to four feature the conveniences you’ve come to expect for the modern stone age family. Your little ones will love riding their stegosaurus trikes down our paved sidewalks and playing peek-a-boo behind our finest DoDo feather curtains. And, mom and dad, you’ll love being able to call out to your neighborhood friends who are situated a cozy few feet away in their own upscale concrete condominium. Backyard barbecues await!

What do these stones mean? People have been asking that for millennia as the creators of this mystical place left no written records. There is much speculation and debate about how these stones came to be, and why they are placed in alignment to the sunset of the winter solstice and sunrise of the summer solstice. Archaeologists believe it is an ancient burial ground dating back to around 3000 BC. Who was buried there and under what circumstances? We will most likely never know, but we will continue to explore the area for any clues that can help to tell the story of one of the most famous ancient sites in the world. One thing is for sure when you see them, you are likely to feel a sense of awe at how these massive stones were erected, and make you wish you could travel back in time and see history unfold for yourself, and help to solve a mystery of the ages.