There are some who believe that the governments of the world are slowly desensitizing modern society to the possibility of alien life on Earth. However, if we look deeper into our own history, you will find that artists from across the globe have been slipping us clues for a very long time.

 

1.  Mechanical or Make Believe?  A man in Russia finds a 300 million year old piece      of machined, aluminum deep within a chunk of coal.

 

2.  Prank or Plug? In 1998 an american man discovers a 100,000 year old rock on a      hiking trip. The oddity, is a three pronged, metal plug sticking out of it.

 

3.  Art or Aerospace? Pre-Columbian artist left behind small golden trinkets that        resemble A cross between animals and aeroplanes. When put to the test,              modern recreations have proven flight worthy.

 

4.  Imagery or Imagination? Small statues have been found in Iraq, dating back to      5900 BC. Many of them depicting a race of lizard-like soldiers.

 

5.  Weird or Wise? The Summer’s Triumph Tapestry. Created in Belgium in 1538          this incredible work of art, depicts a lovely harvest tableau with all the charm        of a summer's day including several hovering flying disks in the background.

 

6.  Divinity or Dish? The Glorification of the Eucharist. Painted by Ventura                   Salimbenis around 1600 AD is a classic divination portrait, except for the fact         that The Father, The Son and the Holy Ghost seem to be tuning in a satellite         dish that eerily resembles Sputnik.

 

7.  Fossil or Fake? In Sri Lanka an interesting meteorite was found. Studies have       discovered that it is teaming with extraterrestrial fossils and algae. Critics             argue that all of the Earth is created from alien debris. So apparently, the alien     invasion has already begun.