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The fourth picture seems to show some kind of humanoid lizard. This may take us into the realm of David Icke’s reptilians, the Sumerian Annunaki. Icke didn’t start spreading his ideas until long after 1967; but even back in the ’40s, Robert Ernst Dickhoff and others were circulating reports of giant man-eating reptiles from Venus, frozen in underground caverns in Antarctica. Reptiles have a certain fascination for the human psyche. As you may notice, I’ve mentioned some Mesopotamian connections in my notes; but they may simply come from the fact that Sumerian myth, like most myth, grows from the collective unconscious.
But is this really a reptile? The drawing is so sketchy, that the brain instinctively fills in details to find a pattern. I can even see a face in the scribbled shrubbery, if it’s shrubbery; but, as a longtime Fortean, I know that we often see patterns, both visual and narrative, where none exist. Apophenia is inevitable with images like these.
Could this also show the Garden of Eden (also often placed in Mesopotamia), with the Serpent waiting by the tree?