'If we accept the fact that the dragon is an artificial object, then the stones composing it were brought, processed and installed in a certain position,' he said. The dragon 'has bold and smooth features similar to those of crocodiles and dinosaurs, impossible to form if granite cracks naturally,' said researcher Ruslan Peresyolkov, who has closely studied ancient Altai monuments with his colleague Alexander. The Hermitage museum in St Petersburg has been informed of the discovery. It does not appear to be related to the Chinese style of portraying the mythical creature, but a unique Siberian depiction.
The heavyweight dragon seems to be the oldest known image of this mythical creature in Russia. The unique megaliths were located at Mokhnataya mountain in Altai region, some 20 kilometres from the resort town of Belokurikha.Īrcheological researchers who found the granite monuments believe they date back deep into ancient history, and were put into position by prehistoric people, yet how they did so, and why, currently defies understanding. This dragon drawn on a rock weighing a staggering 120 tons is believed to be exceptionally old, a megalith designed by a mysterious ancient population about whom we know nothing. Unknown ancient people left the newly discovered fantastical creatures hewn of granite in Altai Mountains.
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