Numerous carvings, especially in jade have been found in the Tabasco and Veracruz areas of Mexico depicting humans with elongated heads. These are attributed to the Olmec culture, though there is far more evidence suggesting that the later, and more famous Maya performed cranial deformation of its elite members. The best way to explore these…
In many ancient societies, especially in Peru and Bolivia, cranial deformation via head binding was a practice used to make the nobility look physically different from the general population. Such practices have been found on the 6 populated continents, and some islands in the Pacific. The most famous elongated skulls are those of the Paracas…
Quite possibly, the most famous and enigmatic human skulls on the planet are from the Paracas and Nazca area of Peru south of Lima. They have been interpreted as being alien, annunaki, nephilim and human hybrids, but only via now ongoing DNA testing will we know for sure. Initial tests of the Paracas indicate aberrations…
A thorough examination of ancient megalithic sites including new finds in Turkey and India that Brien has personally explored will be shown giving a clear message that our history is far older and much more complex than we have been taught. Machining technology beyond our present abilities clearly existed in the distant past. Brien’s ongoing…
An enigmatic people lived on the coast of Peru between 2700 and 2000 years ago that academia spends little time studying. In the driest part of the country which receives less than half an inch of rain per year they were enormously successful at agriculture and fishing and were very advanced as regards textile production,…
Above are obsidian volcanic glass circular objects found at Olmec sites in Mexico. As they are perfectly round, they could not have been made by hand and thus were an inheritance from a culture that had Lost Ancient Technology. The massive basalt stone figures at Tula are thought by some to be Atlantean Warriors but…
Cranial deformation via the head binding of a new born baby has been practiced by many cultures in many parts of the world to distinguish the noble class from the common people, such as the Mangbetu people of the Congo as seen above. The most startling examples are found in Peru and Bolivia, where specimens…
An enigmatic people lived on the coast of Peru between 2700 and 2000 years ago that academia spends little time studying. In the driest part of the country which receives less than half an inch of rain per year they were enormously successful at agriculture and fishing and were very advanced as regards textile production,…
13,000 feet above sea level and located about 7 miles south of Lake Titicaca lie the shattered remains of Puma Punku, an ancient site that must have been created with the use of Lost Ancient High Technology; a fact that academics choose to ignore. The quarry from which the red sandstone was taken is 9…
Presently on display at San Marcos University in Lima Peru is this head, neck and torso of a Paracas culture mummy, likely 2000 plus years old. It was seemingly acquired by the Peruvian archeologist Julio C. Tello from tomb robbers in the 1920s. The head appears to be much larger than normal, and thus is…
