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The Marree Man, a mysterious geoglyph, discovered in the Australian outback in 1998.
It was "five times larger than the largest drawing at Nazca in Peru, 24 times larger than the largest English chalk hill carving, and 50 times larger than any portrayal of the human form. It appears to be the world’s largest work of art.”
Businessman and philanthropist Dick Smith is now offering a $5,000 reward to anyone who can provide information on Australia's Maree Man.
The large-scale artwork, carved into the desert in a remote part of Australia, still remains relatively mysterious -- no one knows how or where it came from. Smith himself believes that the Maree Man takes its design from the outline of an ancient statue of Zeus, and it likely required a degree of scientific knowledge to create. Read More
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Not a single witness can attest to the creation of the world's largest geoglyph.
Somehow in 1998, one person or a group of people were able to create a 2.6-mile long line drawing of an aboriginal hunter, without being seen or spilling the beans themselves.
It was the mysterious desert artwork that appeared suddenly in the South Australian outback two decades ago. Now, entrepreneur Dick Smith is offering a cash reward for information on who created it.
Marree Man
MARREE, AUSTRALIA
Not a single witness can attest to the creation of the world's largest geoglyph.
The fact that there is not a single witness to the creation of the Marree Man speaks to the absolute isolation of central South Australia. Somehow in 1998, one person or a group of people were able to create a 2.6-mile long line drawing of an aboriginal hunter, without being seen or spilling the beans themselves.
A NASA satellite image of the Marree Man in 1998, right, which Google Maps recently revealed had just about faded away.
Marree Man ~ Mystery Geoglyph in Australia
Well, I am not sure either if this is not some mega-hoax, so many nonsense circulating around the world now, hard to say what is real, what is not. More info about - here*
