However despite such claims the Guardian is in fact a concave valley, not a convex protrusion as the image and theorists suggest, and a perfect example of the “ Hollow-Face illusion” in nature. Suggesting the hills and mountains were deliberately crafted to construct the image, placing the erection at least hundreds of thousands if not millions of years ago, ancient astronaut theorists contend it was either created in veneration of the advanced alien visitors or upon the orders of a Native ruler seeking approval from extraterrestrial deities.
Within only a couple of years of the Guardian’s discovery alien conspiracy theorists began making claims about the site, including that it depicted either an Indian Chief’s face or that of a visiting alien leader, evidenced by the crown or headdress signifying a royal status. Viewable only from an aerial perspective, the Guardian resembles the appearance of a human wearing an Aboriginal headdress.
The Badlands Guardian is NOT a deliberate hill formation depicting an alien chieftain who was worshiped by Canadian Nativesĭiscovered only in 2005 by Lynn Hickox via Google Earth, the Badlands Guardian – also known as Indian Head – is a geomorphological feature situated near Medicine Hat in south-eastern Alberta, Canada.
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