Paracas Skulls

Paracas Skulls

The Ancient Elongated Skulls Are NOT Human

Are you ready to be confronted with evidence that will directly contradict the version of “world history” that you were taught in school?

In recent years, hundreds of extremely bizarre skulls have been discovered all over the planet. Scientific tests that have been conducted on some of them conclusively prove that these ancient elongated skulls are NOT HUMAN.

Are you ready to be confronted with evidence that will directly contradict the version of “world history” that you were taught in school?

In recent years, hundreds of extremely bizarre skulls have been discovered all over the planet. Scientific tests that have been conducted on some of them conclusively prove that these ancient elongated skulls are NOT HUMAN.

 

My interest is piqued by the evidence of the plates making up the skull, though I should like to see more than one example. A single aberration does not make the case. As far as the case made by differences in volume of the skull, Wikipedia offers this volume range for primate skulls:

Orangutans: 275–500 cc (16.8–31 cu in)
Chimpanzees: 275–500 cc (16.8–31 cu in)
Gorillas: 340–752 cc (21–45.9 cu in)
Modern Human, Australian Aboriginals: 1,199 cubic centimetres (73.2 cu in) [3]
Modern Human, Japanese: 1,551.8 cubic centimetres (94.70 cu in) [4]
Neanderthals: 1,500–1,800 cc (92–110 cu in)

So the information he is giving is not entirely accurate. Do these skulls warrant study? Certainly, and while he does not come right out and say he believes these skulls are alien in origin, there have certainly been enough stories to that effect that most anyone will jump to that conclusion. While he discusses a “genetic tendency” based solely upon visual inspection of the teeth and lower jaw, actual genetic analysis is what would make the final determination of the relationship between the origin of these skulls and the relationship to their neighbors, or modern humans. I could find no results of a specific analysis of these skulls, but regional DNA testing has been done regarding the peoples who inhabited this are over a span of history and no mention is made in the Abstract of genetic material outside of human, showing only interactions between these peoples through comparisons to modern indigenous peoples.

The introduction to this paper can be found at Springer Link

Who Were the Nasca? Population Dynamics in Pre-Columbian Southern Peru Revealed by Ancient DNA Analyses

Abstract

Through the analysis of ancient DNA from human mortal remains it is possible to gain access to a biohistoric archive containing relevant information about the structure of prehistoric populations. The data obtained help to answer questions related to migration processes and population relationships that could not be answered by the methods of cultural science alone. The aim of this study was to show to what extent the cultural evolution of the southern Peruvian Palpa area was accompanied by processes of population exchange. Bone and tooth samples of over 200 individuals from prehistoric burial grounds from southern Peru were collected and examined with the methods of ancient DNA analysis. The study focuses on the matrilineal population dynamics by the analysis of mitochondrial genetic markers. Mitochondrial haplogroups and types could be successfully determined for over 100 individuals from different archaeological periods. The obtained data were compared with mitochondrial data from recent Native American populations. The results allow us to describe to what extent cultural changes were influenced by allochthonous contributions to the gene pool and how changes in the socioecological complexity of the cultures affected the genetic composition of the Palpa valley population. Also, a significant differentiation of ancient coastal and highland populations in southern Peru is detectable as are changes in the mitochondrial haplogroup distribution patterns as a result of the emergence of the extensive highland empires in later South American prehistory.

I should think that any significant anomaly that suggested these peoples had hybridized with any sort of other creature, or had origins not consistent with indigenous populations past or present might have been worth note in the introduction. That Paracas is in close proximity to the Nazca Plains, being a two and a half hour drive, only lends to the sense of mystery that can easily be built around these obviously strange, but not necessarily alien artifacts.

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