BLACK DRAGON PICTOGRAPH
Pastor Kirk Dunham from Green
River Bible Church, escorted Discovery News Editor, Chuck Anderson,
and his wife JoEllen to the unique native pictograph that would
appear to be a flying reptile or Pterosaur.
The Black Dragon pictograph is
very accessible for public viewing. It is located
approximately 12 miles west of Green River, Utah right off
Interstate 70.
The site is fairly easy to find and located just about three miles north of I-70.
The site is marked by a parking area and split-log fence. You can walk right up to the pictographs which have been remarkably preserved. The arrow above points to the Black Dragon pictograph.
The picture above gives you a perspective of the size of the Black Dragon pictograph.
Notice the interesting shape of the head and the long tail of the Black Dragon pictograph above.
Strange human-like pictographs are located right next to the Black Dragon.
About 38 miles to the east of the Black Dragon site, is another fascinating discovery in Thompson Canyon just four miles north of Interstate 70. What do you think the ancient native artists saw that prompted these drawings?
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The Dinosaur Display features fascinating
information about dinosaurs and answers the questions: How long ago
did dinosaurs roam the planet? Did dinosaurs and man ever walk
together on earth?. Located just 12 miles west of Green River,
Utah, you can see the Black Dragon Pictograph. It would appear to be
a flying reptile or Pterosaur.