Elephant Pictograph?

[Guest Believer_1829]

Check out this story...

1,300-year-old Native American Pictograph - Photos - Coast to Coast AM

and this line from the story...

"The features of this creature make it most closely resemble an Asian Elephant rather than an African one."

Funny, I remember a story in some book about some people crossing through Asia and those people later on having elephants in ancient America. What book was that again?

1 point for truth!

[Snow]

... from George Noory so you just know it's really credible

Edited August 7, 2009 by Snow

[Guest Believer_1829]

... from George Noory so you just know it's really credible

Actually, a listener sent in a picture he took. Are you saying Coast to Coast is wrong about everything?

[hordak]

elephant shmelaphant. Did you see the picture of the captured fairy?

[Snow]

Actually, a listener sent in a picture he took. Are you saying Coast to Coast is wrong about everything?

Did you see me saying that Coast to Coast is wrong about everything?

Did I imply it?

Just read what I DID say.

Noory, himself a whacky conspiracy fruitcake attracts, weirdo oddballs and fellow nuts. The picture look more like an anteater on giraffe legs than an asian elephant. The caption says it was scientifically proven to be 1300 years old but what proof is there that the listener is honest or informed... or maybe he is just a fellow nut.

[NeuroTypical]

Actually, a listener sent in a picture he took. Are you saying Coast to Coast is wrong about everything?

I'm reasonably certain he was wrong when he believed his guest who claimed to be an ex-LDS apostle that would astrally travel from temple to temple in the celestial room.

That radio show is great entertainment. But the more sensational the claim, I'm guessing the less true it is. Proof of precolombian and post-ice age elephants would be sensational.

Folks who have proof of sensational things are being counterproductive when they send it in to C2C, because most rational people will automatically assume what they here has an 'other side to the story' that makes much more sense.

LM

[BenRaines]

Interesting picture. I think I did see Mother Theresa on a piece of burnt toast once too.

I like the photo. One thing I like is that it is bigger than the mountain ram. I know nothing of that art form or archeology, wow I even spelled it right, but I do find it interesting. If it were any kind of proof I imagine that it would make bigger news than Coast to Coast.

Ben Raines

[Moksha]

The picture look more like an anteater on giraffe legs than an Asian elephant.

I thought it was a watermelon. You must have sharp eyes.