India: Footprints in Rock Evidence of Ancient People From Sky?

This article is actually quite amazing.

I have a certain fondness of OOParts and aliens and when they come together, I am extremely happy.

In Piska Nagri village, on the outskirts of Ranchi City in Jharkahnd State, geologist Nitish Priyadarshi has been studying large footprints that, according to local lore, may signify the presence of gods from the sky landing on site.

the imprints are on granite rock, and thus were likely carved there rather than imprinted on the hard substance. “It may have been made by the local people manually at that time in memory of the visitors,” he said. What Priyadarshi finds interesting is the engraved image of a flying object next to the footprints.

There have been a lot of discussion on ancient aliens, but this is a really nice discovery for the collection.

Legit?

Epoch Times

I'm not discrediting the article, but I would think ancient people would have figured out a way to cover their feet. The footprints look like someone wearing sandals with a flat surface on the bottom. I can't come to the conclusion the footprints are from a space alien. Sorry!

In the article it says these footprints were ENGRAVED in Granite By the Local inhabitants. Later in the Article it says these were carved rather than imprinted by an actual footprint. So this is in NO WAY even tied to Ancient people from the Sky. Just someone opinion of what they think it means. Could of meant anything

We have those in several areas in Northern Ontario in Canadian Shield Granite.
Local First Nations legends describe them as the Great Spirits foot prints.
They are actually caused by melt water swirling around under glacial ice.

Picture of an engraved flying object found on a rock in Piska Nagri village, on the outskirts of Ranchi City in Jharkahnd State, India. (NITISH PRIYADARSHI)

Is it just me or .....


To answer the question posed in the OP title no I don't think the footprints are evidence of People From Sky although the flying object could be evidence for Steven Greer's Mothra

reply to post by JohnWoodland


Footprints?

yet the article says carvings.




I have a indentation in the soil in my backyard, is that evidence of the ancient sky people?

Ok ... someone discovers two or possibly three shapes scratched into granite that may or may not resemble generalized sandal footprints. Next to the 'footprints' a stylized doodle of a geometric design is carved. It could be a bird, butterfly, or just about anything else.

With this knowledge, we are to jump to the conclusion that it "may signify the presence of gods from the sky landing on site"?

Originally posted by Glassbender777
In the article it says these footprints were ENGRAVED in Granite By the Local inhabitants. Later in the Article it says these were carved rather than imprinted by an actual footprint. So this is in NO WAY even tied to Ancient people from the Sky. Just someone opinion of what they think it means. Could of meant anything

The carving looks like the outline of a foot you would get by drawing chalk around a foot. But maybe the original footprint was made in mud and they carved a copy in the granite. That would take some fairly heavy investment in time and effort. Why would someone go to that effort - how many places are there that someone has carved a message into granite just for the "novelty aspect". If they wanted to do something freaky, they could carve a statue of a god.

In Japan, in some valleys where there had been a tsunami hundreds of years ago, the survivors carved warnings into granite headstones and placed them at the height of the valley that the tsunami reached. From then on, no-one would build homes in the low lying land.

I think you all have it wrong.

The footprints in the pic are obviously the bottoms of the shoes worn by an alien with a very large mass. They are pointing upward because the alien landed headfirst and the rest of him is still embedded in the granite.

"Carvings?"

Phooey!

Harte

Footprints, no they can't prove that the ancient aliens existed.I do believe in ancient aliens but the evidence is not enough to prove this.if you want to know about more evidences then watch Ancient Aliens on History TV 18.

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Then watch Ancient Aliens debunked before you get caught in the lies.

I did once catch an odd thing in a video shot on youtube. No idea if it's just a flying bug or a *gasp * fairy:



I have tried to freeze frame it better, but if you just stop and start this video at the 1min and 24 to 26 sec mark you see this very bright thing fly in and it's just weird.

Oddest thing I've ever caught in a video. The maker says that's crazy and it's just a bug. LOL

That's funny coming from him as he is a lil bit out there, but does talk about interesting stuff.

reply to post by Beartracker16

Originally posted by Beartracker16
They are actually caused by melt water swirling around under glacial ice.

I believe the odds of that happening is probably just as likely as Harte's alien footprints...

Prof. Pieter Wagener suggests that:

"...there is a higher probability of little green men arriving from space and licking it out with their tongues, than being created by natural erosion" ~ Prof. Pieter Wagener

Apparently some of these "aliens" went barefoot as well...

The Footprint of God In South Africa

"...a giant footprint of a woman measuring over 4 feet long has been carbon dated at approximately 9 million years old. "...the two-legged being would need to be some 30 feet tall!

That, or "somehow" human beings have figured out how to carve stone.

Harte

reply to post by InhaleExhale


indentation in soil is nothing like granite

Let me guess. The footprints in rock I think is due to erosion by water or something natural we have yet to explain in detail, other than prehistoric lifeforms, ancient people and aliens did. If it did, then you'll probably know. If not, then it explains the presence of ancient people from space.

Ancient aliens / sky gods?

Sure there is even footage and pics:

From the ancient alien / sky god documentary "The Flintstones".