I (Scott C. Waring) was watching the Grand Canyon Internet live cam in search of UFOs and caught sight of what appears to be a shadow of a human along one side of a hill.
It was too much like a human shadow to shrug this one off casually. The shadow is only visible at a certain time of the day when the sun sets.
It is easily dismissed as eroding dirt from rare rains or shaped by sandstorms, but perhaps there are other explanations that should be looked into as well. For instance, did early indians create this on purpose for the sky spirits to admire or was it created by aliens who thought no one would ever notice it because it was less obvious?
This reminded me of the Nazca Lines, giant sketches drawn in the desert of western Peru by ancient peoples. The drawings were created on such a large scale is such that the shapes can be readily discerned only from the air, leading to a variety of theories about their purpose.
In the Grand Canyon, the oldest human artifacts found are nearly 12,000 years old and date to the Paleo-Indian period. There has been continuous use and occupation of the park since that time. The park has recorded over 4,800 archeological resources with an intensive survey of nearly 3% of the park area.
Archeological remains from the following culture groups are found in Grand Canyon National Park: Paleo-Indian, Archaic, Basketmaker, Ancestral Puebloan (Kayenta and Virgin branches), Cohonina, Cerbat, Pai, Zuni, Hopi, Navajo, and Euro-American.
It is very possible that tens of thousands of years ago, some amazing indian or tribe created this for the sky spirits (UFOs I believe) that would give them visions during a vision quest. Sure it could be erosion, but don't close yourself off from the possibilities, there are so many, if only one is chosen, the chances of being wrong increase dramatically.
Live Grand Canyon Cam: http://grand-canyon.com/grand_canyon_cam.htm
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