Using Science to Find the Grand Canyon Mummy Site

 

There's a lot of speculation about the 1909 Phoenix Gazette paper describing an unusual apparently Egyptian-looking cavern (LINK) filled with relics and mummies from very long ago. Many use the article as the factual accounting, but those of us who prefer logic ask ourselves, "if this is true, how is it feasible?"

Possible UFO Crash in the Grand Canyon

I've just uploaded a video to my YouTube Channel showing an interesting find in the Grand Canyon. Is it a UFO crash? I don't know, but it definitely slid down the ravine and it definitely does not look like it belongs there. Looking back at Google Earth's earliest image available in the 1990s shows it is there at that time, as well. 

It rather reminds me of the item found in the Baltic Sea and called a UFO. 

My post about this find is at THIS LINK.




This is in Serpentine Canyon area on the Colorado River and about 5-8 miles from all the Egyptian-named sites.

For more on the Grand Canyon Giants mysteries - check out this series by Dennis Guern and myself.

#1 LINK Background
#2 LINK Original Article
#3 LINK Others Attempts To Find the Giants' Cave
#4 LINK Google Earth Survey
#5 Link Grand Canyon Mummies Versus Death Valley Mummies
#6 Link Hopi Tale of the Ant People
#7 Link The Story of the Momia de la Cueva
#8 Link Validity of Initialized Names in that Era

Unsolved Mysteries in the Grand Canyon

Shadow of a Man

This photo above was taken by someone using an internet live cam from the canyon, as he looked for UFOs, but what he found was a giant shadow of a person (at least it looks that) - bottom left quadrant of the photo. It could be some kind of soil erosion, but a few ponder if perhaps something was set up long ago to cast a shadow like that, such as the geoglyphs of Nazca or the Intaglios of Blythe, California. This is only one of many oddities at the Grand Canyon. 

Grand Canyon Mummies Series: Background

Researcher Dennis Guern and I are doing a series on the Grand Canyon Mummies. We are doing this with the help of co-researcher James Carroll who has covered Google Earth imagery. 

Our goal is to objectively look at the descriptions from the 1909 Phoenix Gazette article about the find and see if it is feasible and what clues we can glean from the content. 

Today, we open with the background - what was described in the article.

UFO Crash in the Grand Canyon?

I thought I'd put this out there... I went looking on Google Earth in the Grand Canyon for one thing, but my eyes noticed something strange. If that's a rock, it doesn't belong there. Let me know what you think!