Catching up on Waspi Square

[deathstalkeriam]

And in the midst of the flashback sequence, I see horses, or similar pack animal.

They wouldn't have existed at the time that's been portrayed. The only domesticated large animals in the Americas were in South America.
And yes, for some reason in the midst of the supernatural flashback sequence, involving persons with supernatural powers, this

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[kadharonon]

...see, the theory that's currently going is that it's not in the Americas. Because it's been figured that Tepoz is a lot older than he's saying.

[deathstalkeriam]

Gar, my reply was supposed to be to this, but I apparently can't click the right thing. *Sleeps*

[deathstalkeriam]

I really shouldn't comment when tired.

I started going through things, and found that it highly resembles images of the Ziggurat of Ur. So I'd say it supports that idea.

http://www.hope.edu/academic/religion/bandstra/RTOT/CH1/CH1_F4.JPG

.... I read way to much into comics sometimes.

[lphogan]

.... I read way to much into comics sometimes.

Is that even possible?

Still, considering the rate of crazy, but often backed up with historica facts, theories in the Wapsi-forum, you are no worse than a good bunch of the rest of the fans! ;-)

And I'm lost for ideas, so your guess is as good as mine :)

[deathstalkeriam]

Possibly true, but I can't think of any step pyramids quite resembling that. (There were other step pyramid builders, however, the only ones that are really on the same scale I can think of at the moment are in Central America.)

I'm tired, and going to sleep in a bit. I may well look it up in the morning, because it's the sort of thing that just bugs me. But then I'm just a bit strange (especially when tired!)

[grassynoel]

It's a work of fiction, therefore whatever the writer says is possible, is possible :)