zomb ie shaft-of-the-dead-man

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Deborah Carder

The analysis of this cave etching makes no sense. The Humanoid has only three fingers and a thumb like modern-day cartoon figures. How about analyzing it that way then? It is laying with its mouth open as if dead. The bull is also lying next to him where it appears a spear has entered it’s entrails and its bowels are spilling out. Unless this is an oversized scrotal sack. The bird may also be dead next to the sword spear looking weapon and that is a trail of blood emanating from it. It is not on a stick. Another possibility could be that it is a crane or heron with long legs.

January 20, 2014 at 2:24 PM

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- virginia patrick
  
  You said it….humanoid….it’s not human. What human do you know has a BEAK? This is a sketch of an alien as depicted by the people of the area.
  
  January 20, 2014 at 4:43 PM
  
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  - Deborah Carder
    
    Yes, and the so-called “shaft” may actually be the bird man’s tail feathers bent to the side as he lay dead. We see the Horus bird man in Egyptian art. The body is drawn as a child would depict it, and yet the bull is actually quite good with a two dimensionality.
    
    January 21, 2014 at 8:12 AM