Square Spirals, the Eye-in-Hand and Petroglyph Handprints with Vi Duo — Part 6 of 7 | Classics Rotation

Nikkiana Jones, Exploring the Fringe · Oct 17, 2026 · 18m

Vi Duo continues her catalog of shared symbols, from square spirals and number signs to three-bar headdresses and a hand design she links to a Shang royal bronze. If you want her reasons for reading hands in rock art as offering or worship, and her account of a handprint site in Utah and a cave in China, this part covers it.

Vi and the host look at the square spiral, which Vi calls a typical design on ancient Chinese bronzes and compares with a petroglyph in Mexico; the host notes it also looks Greek and that some call it a DNA symbol, and Vi gives the Egyptian hieroglyph meaning as twisted…