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Ancient spirit 'underwater panther' carved in stone survives in West Virginia
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Ancient spirit 'underwater panther' carved in stone survives in West Virginia
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — Sheltered near where the Kanawha River empties into the Ohio, one of West Virginia’s most unusual surviving pieces of prehistoric art stands. Carved into a large stone is the outline of a four-legged creature with a long body and an enormous tail curling inward upon itself. Known today as the Panther ...
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