UFOs and Aliens in Ancient Art

The first illustrations of aliens and UFOs were carved on a mountain in Hunan, China. It was claimed to be 47,000 years old, which place them in the period of Neanderthal man, proceeding Homo-sapiens. These famous paintings uncovered the early encounters with unknown living creatures, and possibly, guest visits from extraterrestrial.

If we go back in time, these pieces of arts are very difficult to understand and read. Extraterrestrial illustrations in paintings are an extremely debatable topic for scientists and ancient alien theorist. The scientific society is greatly cynical regarding the subject for that matter but their theories are usually no less mind-boggling and backed up by proofs that are just as unreliable.

In spite of cynical disapproval, the records of history of arts have plenty of interesting instances of mysterious flying objects seen in the sky. Don't you think these artifacts are trying to give us a hint? Did it tell us something about the ancestries of humankind? Or do they tell us a great lost piece in the history of human race?

Alien theory in the old days or also known as the study of �ancient astronauts�, has been inscribed on by many of outlying thinkers such as David Icke, Zecharia Sitchin, and Erich Von Daniken. They stated that thousands of years ago, the extraterrestrial had visited the Earth, sharing their thoughts and skills with the early human civilizations and helped them (human) changed the development of anthropological history.

They have also stated these two main reasons: first is the earliest religious text wherein human eyewitness and interrelate with gods or other heavenly creatures who came from the sky, that possessed supernatural powers; second is corporeal samples like artwork portraying alien-like figures and antique architectural wonders like the Stonehenge and the pyramids of Egypt. The Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan, Mexico for that matter lies at the middle of intricate pyramids, and each ranged with the planets and stars. Don't you think that the primeval human was trying to tell us something through the ancient cave artworks?