-Note- When Bored and FR down.
Chicken Scratch ping.
Thanks for posting this. The family and I were on a trip from Stevenson, AL to Idlywild, CA and traveled down that highway in ‘91. We saw a roadside historical marker and turned off to view one of these. However, I couldn’t remember exactly what I had read prior, I think it had been in National Geographic, and so I have wondered off and on about the glyphs over the years.
Thanks for filling in detail. I was beginning to think that I had romantized what we viewed that day.
Check this out!
I can’t believe Erik van Daniken didn’t find out about this alien airport.
He wonders whether the suffix -can is a variant of ka, part of the word kachina, the Hopi spirits
Didn’t the Egyptians also used the word “Ka” as a name for spirits?
Good point -
Perhaps a start here?
http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM2MDR
http://englishrussia.com/?p=2064
http://englishrussia.com/?p=1242
Can't post it, or pictures from it, as it is a "streaming article".
It includes a map and a "motor log" to find the location.
There are many small intaglio’s all over the Mojave Desert.
The GE free version has to be less than 2,000’ eye altitude to see them, and know they are a figure rather than a gully or something.
Nazca, it’s not! The whole, big man figure’s fenced enclosure is just barely bigger than my garden area...wider, but shorter. About 110 X 75; figure is much smaller than that.
Not denigrating them, but rather the author who had to over-sensationalize, in a misguided effort to ‘grab the reader and make it interesting’, when it already IS.
Interesting
“Graffiti of the Gods” ping.