If you are, and you're name is not diogenes, what do you make of these horned guys? Oh snap, horned people? Sounds vaguely familiar.... A group of these guys were found underneath a burial mound in Pennsylvania. I think it was in the late 1800's? I dunno, but there was a bunch of them, and they were 7 feet tall. Maybe it was a birth defect.... but come on. Use your head. Combine science, religion, and everything we see going on in the world around us. It's all so delicately intertwined, but you were meant to use your smarts when figuring these things out. Peace.
How can you be sure that they were 7 feet tall? Also, that picture clearly shows that the front and rear of that skull were pieced together. Also, if you knowledge of bone fragments is up to date, you will notice that the front part of the skull structure is not actually bone, but is resin. If there is a bone skull in that shape, it is not in that picture, not is it being shown in its entireity. I appreciate what you're trying to do smurf, but don't dig deeper than you need to in order to fulfill the task at hand. You're very astute, but you're overly ambitious. If you read the book about the Dynasties of china, I would assimilate you to Cao-Cao. You have a great many wonderful ideas, but you would over step your boundries to accomplish them, and thus bring your own defeat. Perheps you should allow what you KNOW about life, to precede what you THINK about life. TheStreaker
It's a Native American mask made by combining a human skull with a deer or goat skull. See the leather thong and beads that tie it together? Very common practice. Save the picture to your hard drive, and open it up in Photoshop. Zoom in 3 or 4 times. It becomes very obvious. I love ya Smurf, but not enough to share a delusion with you. Barry
Oh weeeeell, at you all don't got shit to say about the dinosaur pictures. All those have been authenticated by researchers and National Geographic and all that good stuff.
Yea, and those of you who chased smurf for wearing his cloak to school.....beeeeecchhheeeessss..... Actually I havent checked out the dinosaur pictures. Sounds pretty interesting. Of course if someone in 'the day' came across a t-rex head, I could see where the 'lore' of dragons could have come from. Kind of like Alexander dropping huge, oversized pieces of equipment so that the pursuers would think they were chasing giants and stop chasing.
Yeah Phat, they're in the T-Rex thread, first page. Everybody around the world, from indians to aborigines to europeans, seems to know what a brachiosaurus was.
