Serpent
“Chi, doesn't this look like a horse to you?" "You asked me to show you sea life." "Have you dated this?" He stepped forward and ran his finger along the inscribed border. "These carved faces are actually numbers. This one represents zero. According to the hieroglyphics that are carved here, these ships were pictured about a hundred and fifty years B.C." "If that date is even remotely correct, how could this ship be carved with a horse's head? Horses didn't arrive until the fifteen hundreds when... the Spanish brought them in." "Yes, it is certainly a puzzle, isn't it?" Gamy was looking at a diamond shape in the sky over the ships. Hanging from it was the figure of a man. "What on earth is this?" she said. "I'm not sure. I thought it was some kind of sky god when I first saw it, but it's none I recognize. This is a great deal to absorb all at once. Are you hungry? We can come back and look at this again." "Yes, fine," Gamy said, as if coming out of a daze. She had trouble pulling herself away from the carvings, but thoughts were buzzing around in her head like a swarm of bees. A few steps away was a round drumshaped stone about a yard high and a couple of yards across.MoreLess
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