I am presently putting the finishing touches on the first draft of my book about the enigmatic ancient Paracas people of Peru; a culture largely ignored by academics. Thanks to the new DNA results that we were able to get via L.A. Marzulli, and expertise from American doctors, a chiropractor, foreign archaeologists and anthropologists, the…
After 5 years of hard work and negotiations with federal authorities, the DNA results of 12 of the Paracas Elongated Skulls from the coast of Peru are now in. Originally 18 skulls were tested, but the DNA of the other 6 was too badly degraded. These people died out 2000 years ago. 58 samples were…
Up until the early 20th century, people of Quatsino Sound, Vancouver Island Canada had a special class of people who had their heads bound as infants in order to distinguish themselves from the general public. This subject will be an upcoming documentary in the future. Learn more about cranial deformation HERE.
In the video above, American radiologist Dr. Ken inspects the skeleton of a fetus, that died just prior to birth, having a skull the size of is torso, as well as a full skeleton of a young female with an elongated skull. He later believed them to be mother and baby; both dying during childbirth….
Brien Foerster is a driving force in the world of ancient mysteries and alternative history. Having appeared on History Channel’s Ancient Aliens on fifteen occasions, and boasting 23 authored books to-date, he ranks amongst the likes of Erich von Däniken, David Hatcher Childress, Robert Bauval and Giorgio A. Tsoukalos. His search for ancient discoveries is…
What you are looking at, above, is the mummified head and partial neck of a baby from the Paracas culture of Peru that died between 2000 and 2800 years ago, as that was the lifespan of that coastal culture. It was likely a newborn, or perhaps 3 months old at the time of death. The…
The Juan Navarro Museum in Paracas Peru has the mummified head of a 20 month old baby from the Paracas culture that has been radiocarbon dated at 1950 years old. When found, it was wrapped in ornate textiles, showing that it was a person of nobility. Under the supervision of archaeologist Aaron Judkins, the baby…
One of the least understood of all ancient cultures of Peru is the Paracas, who lived on the coast near Nazca from 1000 BC to about 100 AD. Their name comes from the much later Inca, Para Uca, which means “place of raining sand. We have no idea what the Paracas called themselves. In their…
Many of you will already be acquainted with the elongated skulls of Paracas Peru. It has recently been revealed through DNA tests that 4 of the Paracas contain ancestry which would not have been the result of crossing the Bering Land Bridge. More details will come out July 15. We very recently visited a very…
Elongated human skulls have been found in the archaeological record on every inhabited continent, and most commonly these people existed about 2000 years ago. The vast majority were elite members of various societies and artificial cranial deformation was performed on them as infants in order to achieve a specific look so as to differentiate them…
The elongated skulls of Peru and Bolivia, such as that shown above are the most famous in the world, but on recent trips to Mexico, we found evidence that they also existed in ancient Mexico, especially in the Maya culture. They clearly seem to be the result of cranial deformation, while some of the Peruvian…
