Comments on World History Blog: Did Alexander the Great Fight the Yeti?

There are many historical accounts found in ancien...

2010-06-21T22:58:28.854-07:00

There are many historical accounts found in ancient manuscripts. I have searched for years on this topic and have posted some of my findings here.
http://osareal.com/Alexandar%20ancient%20Bigfoot.html

See for yourself

I read a strange article long time ago about a man...

2010-05-08T04:53:51.473-07:00

I read a strange article long time ago about a man and his life story.
He was a real fan of yeti, but this it's interesting. Maybe it's true, who knows?

No, Alexander the Great did not fight Yetis. http...

2010-02-16T05:21:39.572-08:00

No, Alexander the Great did not fight Yetis.

http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/alex-no-yetis/

See Cryptomundo.com for my complete answer.

Cheers.

Perhaps related to the Alma people? http://open.s...

2010-02-11T07:28:22.942-08:00

Perhaps related to the Alma people?

http://open.salon.com/blog/cloud_9/2009/08/22/in_search_of_the_alma_wild_snowmen_of_russia

Some have speculated that they were/are Neanderthal.

I read an account of a Russian Army officer who went in search of them. He found that there was a village with an Alma woman residing there. He said that the men of the village would often sneak out and have sex with her. She had a young son who picked the officer up in his chair with his jaws.

Sorry, I can't remember where I read it, but if I recall correctly, it was from a more reputable source. I'll see if I can dig it up.

I read another account of an anthropologist who went to try to find the Alma in Mongolia. She made contact by leaving food and things in a field and backing away. She said eventually they would come out of the forest, root through the stuff she left and then would leave things behind in trade.

Sorry, can't remember the source on that one, either.

Interesting find, nonetheless, thanks.