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Showing posts with label cfz india expedition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cfz india expedition. Show all posts
Friday, 3 December 2010
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Monday, 29 November 2010
Wildmen of South-East Asia
Dale Drinnon has an excellent write-up on the wildmen of SE Asia this week over at the CFZ UK blog.
It seems that generally there is a larger and a smaller type of 'Wildman' throughout Southeast Asia, and they both correspond to the types in India, Tibet and China as well. In other words, the 'Wildmen' of Vietnam, Cambodia and so on are contiguous with the Chinese 'Wildmen' and the Indian 'Wildmen' (Such as the ones recently sought by a CFZ expedition) Ivan Sanderson identified the larger type as the Tok and Kung-Lu in Southeast Asia, but they are the same as the Shan (and variants) in South China and North Vietnam, as well as the larger type of "Yeti", and the larger type of Chinese 'Wildman'
It seems that generally there is a larger and a smaller type of 'Wildman' throughout Southeast Asia, and they both correspond to the types in India, Tibet and China as well. In other words, the 'Wildmen' of Vietnam, Cambodia and so on are contiguous with the Chinese 'Wildmen' and the Indian 'Wildmen' (Such as the ones recently sought by a CFZ expedition) Ivan Sanderson identified the larger type as the Tok and Kung-Lu in Southeast Asia, but they are the same as the Shan (and variants) in South China and North Vietnam, as well as the larger type of "Yeti", and the larger type of Chinese 'Wildman'
Read the whole thing here.
Labels:
cfz india expedition,
china,
chinese bigfoot,
south east asia,
tibet,
wildman,
wildmen
Sunday, 28 November 2010
Saturday, 27 November 2010
Sunday, 21 November 2010
CFZ India Expedition Returns
The CFZ India Expedition has returned - and early reports from HQ indicate it was a remarkably successful trip. The lads interviewed a number of Mande-Burung witnesses, photographed possible footprints, and obtained several samples including a fragment of bone from the femur of what appears to be a bipedal creature! Updates will be posted shortly over at www.cfz.org.uk
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