[tacticalogic]

I don’t find it frightening at all. I find tacit asssertion that it was impossible for them to have drawn something they didn’t actually see to be dubious. We do it all the time. Why couldn’t they?

[wendy1946]

Don Patton and the tricerotops glyph:

[wendy1946]

It isn't a question of drawing something they never saw. It's a question of drawing something they never saw and by pure chance the something turn out to be identical to some known dinosaur type, and their oral traditions describe the creature down to details like a saw-blade back, great spiked tail, and red fur.

The likelihood of that all happening by chance is zero.