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    A petroglyph created by the ancient North American Anasazi people, who inhabited what is now Utah from approximately 150 B.C. to 1200 A.D. has earned the moniker of the “dinosaur petroglyph”[1284×925]


    Found within the
    Natural Bridges National Monument, this petroglyph has
    earned the moniker of the "dinosaur petroglyph" due to
    its resemblance to a dinosaur, specifically a
    Brontosaurus, with its long tail and neck, and small head. Information From Histories Mysteries FB .

    by CryptographerKey2847

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    1. b1e9t4t1y on

      What creature did these people see that they were able to draw this image from? I’m sure they could have found fossils but they would not have know how to arrange the bones properly. So what was their inspiration?

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