Prehistoric UFO and ET images found in remote cave

[pound]

I was perusing the net and came across this awesome headline and story on the Coast 2 Coast AM website. Pretty fascinating IMO. Apparently they just found these recently. Definitely one of the best cave paintings that Ive seen depicting what looks to be UFO's and beings in 'space suits'. Check it out:

Prehistoric UFO and ET images found in remote cave in India
February, 17 2010

Rajasthan Times

A group of anthropologists working with hill tribes in a remote area of India have made a startling discovery: Intricate prehistoric cave paintings depicting aliens and UFO type craft.

http://www.archaeologydaily.com/news/fotos/image3333_b.jpg

The images were found in the Hoshangabad district of the state of Madhya Pradesh only 70 kilometers from the local administrative centre of Raisen. The caves are hidden deep within dense jungle.
A clear image of what might be an alien or ET in a space suit can be seen in one cave painting along with a classical flying saucer shaped UFO that appears to be either beaming something down or beaming something up, in what might be an ancient UFO abduction scenario. A force-field or trail of some sort is seen at the rear of the UFO.

Check the link out for more on the story:

http://www.archaeologydaily.com/news/201002173333/Prehistoric-UFO-and-ET-images-found-in-remote-cave-in-India.html

[rynath]

Imagine walking in and being the first person to see it after all these years. It must have been an impact moment in their lives. I know my jaw would have hit the floor.

[akana]

Great find! That is a clear example of ancient aliens.

[omnisense]

Thanks for posting pound. I keep track of this type of stuff :)

[mrindigo]

Maybe I'm mistaken, but I swear I have seen these images before. It was a year or two ago, and a few times since. If I'm right, why are they being passed off as new?

I think there is a lot of credible evidence for ancient ET astronauts, but I find it a bit strange that archeology daily would present this type of analysis. They've steered away from these sort of themes in the past. Why the change?