The mystery of the Ubaid lizard: these real artifacts are proof that there were reptilian beings in the past

The mysterious artifacts from Al Ubaid, an archaeological site in Al Ubaid, date back 7,000 years and contain humaoid bodies with lizard-like features. These are statues of real reptiles, which can be seen in various poses.

Others appear to have only shoulder pads, while others appear to be wearing helmets. Others were found clutching a staff or scepter, while others held their babies. With their elongated heads and almond-shaped eyes, tapering faces and lizard-like bodies, one can’t help but wonder what made them so important to the Ubaidia people.

Although we know that the dragon was an important symbol in many civilizations to represent a variety of gods, many archaeologists believe that these lizard-like creatures were not worshiped as gods.

One of our researchers analyzed the situation and made an interesting suggestion.

We know that the Hopi Indians of southern Arizona have stories about their Hopi brothers, who created underground cities in Arizona and Mexico. These legends date back hundreds of centuries.

Additionally, Gucumatz, the Toltec Mayan god, was often called the “serpent of wisdom” and aided in the enlightenment and advancement of humanity.

Cherokee and Native American folklore also references a race of reptiles. It is not unreasonable to think that they could have done it in other parts of the world.

Some stories and texts from Indian culture mention the naga, which are lizard-like creatures that live underground and often interact with humans. Indian tradition also mentions a tribe of humans called the “sarpa,” which is a race of reptiles with snake-like legs and bones that resemble those of bats.

Japan has a long history of stories about the Kappa (a humanoid reptile). The Middle East is where the sculptures were found. There are also indications of a race similar to reptiles and individuals that resemble them, such as Hippies, dragons and snakes. The Book of Jasher, which has been lost, contains extensive details about the Kappa race.

Many people were reminded of an article published in the Los Angeles Times on January 27, 2012, when they learned about the sculptures. “The catacomb city of Lizard Town is inhabited!” The headline says:

The story is about a lost city with catacombs that are rich in immeasurable riches and contain the remains of a superior species of human beings. G. Warre Shufelt is an Egyptian geophysicist/miner who became obsessed with discovering the lost city beneath Fort Moore Hill and learning the secrets of the lizard people.

Shufelt claimed that in the catacombs there were tablets made of gold that would contain essential information for the human race, as the Lizard People had a higher level of intelligence than the current human population. He was so sure of it that he dug 250 feet into the ground.

Mr. Shufelt used X-rays to sketch what he believed to be the pattern of the vaults and tupélae of the active city.

1,000 families lived “high-rise style” and stayed in large rooms in the domes on the hills above the city. The catacombs contained supplies of imperishable foods of the herbal variety to sustain them for long periods while the next fire burned over the land.

He was skeptical at first, but was told by Little Chief Greenleaf in the medicine room of the Hopi Church that the tomb labyrinths were originally part of the Lizards.

After Chief Greenleaf told him about them, Mr. Shufelt was sure he had discovered an underground city of lizardmen. After studying the design of the tupéles, Mr. Shufelt realized that the city was actually a lizard.

According to legend, the Lizard People had a chamber with a single key that served as a guide to all parts of the city. Mythology also states that all city records were to be stored on golden tablets that measured four feet long and fourteen inches wide.

Although orthodox science denies the existence of a species of reptile, scientists have been unable to find a better explanation for reptile statues dating back more than 7,000 years. Those of us who think outside the box have already solved most of the mystery.