The Horned Serpent panel at La Belle France in the Free State province of South Africa was painted by the San people at least two hundred years ago. It pictures, among many other elements, a tusked animal with a head that resembles that of a dicynodont, the fossils of which are abundant and conspicuous in the South African Karoo Basin. This picture also seemingly relates to a local San myth about large animals that once roamed southern Africa and...
