The Milky Way and stars of the Summer Triangle above prehistoric rock art in the remote valley of Teimareh in central Iran. The upper natural rocks amazingly resemble men looking at stars from this point of view. Teimareh valley is full of ancient petroglyphs, belong to 4500 to 17000 years ago. With over 30,000 engraved images, the valley is one of the world's most important petroglyph sites, still largely undiscovered. Here in the foreground the rock art belongs to 10,000-12,000 years old. Are some of these mysterious stone age symbols in connection with the starry skies above our ancestors?