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Archaeologists are already trying to confirm whether they match the Paracas culture in the Ica region of Peru, which flourished from 800BC to 100BC and influenced complex textiles and ceramics at Nazca as well as the lines.
One archaeologist, Orefici Giuseppe Pecci, said the geoglyphs confirmed the close relationship between the ancient artworks and water.
There is a lot of commotion and nonbelievers hooting about it but that is just because they are too stubborn and egotistical to understand all of this.
originally posted by: greyer
a reply to: stormcell
In April 2014 the DNA tests of the Paracas proved to be nonhuman. There is a lot of commotion and nonbelievers hooting about it but that is just because they are too stubborn and egotistical to understand all of this.
originally posted by: greyer
a reply to: stormcell
The people of the area were a nomad group called the Paracas, they came to South America from the East. They were a group of ancient aliens who were likely made by a higher group of ancient aliens that left them here, that is why they made the pictures. They didn't have a problem with being here, earth was their first planet. In ancient times they were called the Igigi. This group of beings go all the way back to the ancient flood, because there is a depiction of them right after the flood with king Nimrod who was a giant. The giants were probably alien too, because one of them flew over the sea to Central America, built a pyramid and named Quetzalcoatl, then went back to the East.
In April 2014 the DNA tests of the Paracas proved to be nonhuman. There is a lot of commotion and nonbelievers hooting about it but that is just because they are too stubborn and egotistical to understand all of this.
originally posted by: greyer
a reply to: stormcell
The people of the area were a nomad group called the Paracas, they came to South America from the East. They were a group of ancient aliens who were likely made by a higher group of ancient aliens that left them here, that is why they made the pictures. They didn't have a problem with being here, earth was their first planet. In ancient times they were called the Igigi. This group of beings go all the way back to the ancient flood, because there is a depiction of them right after the flood with king Nimrod who was a giant. The giants were probably alien too, because one of them flew over the sea to Central America, built a pyramid and named Quetzalcoatl, then went back to the East.
In April 2014 the DNA tests of the Paracas proved to be nonhuman. There is a lot of commotion and nonbelievers hooting about it but that is just because they are too stubborn and egotistical to understand all of this.
originally posted by: Hanslune
....and you know this how?
Actually no this is a Brien Foerester fraud - you do know that don't you?
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: greyer
a reply to: stormcell
The people of the area were a nomad group called the Paracas, they came to South America from the East. They were a group of ancient aliens who were likely made by a higher group of ancient aliens that left them here, that is why they made the pictures. They didn't have a problem with being here, earth was their first planet. In ancient times they were called the Igigi. This group of beings go all the way back to the ancient flood, because there is a depiction of them right after the flood with king Nimrod who was a giant. The giants were probably alien too, because one of them flew over the sea to Central America, built a pyramid and named Quetzalcoatl, then went back to the East.
....and you know this how?
In April 2014 the DNA tests of the Paracas proved to be nonhuman. There is a lot of commotion and nonbelievers hooting about it but that is just because they are too stubborn and egotistical to understand all of this.
Actually no this is a Brien Foerester fraud - you do know that don't you?
originally posted by: mblahnikluver
a reply to: daaskapital
I was just reading about this on Faceboook! What a cool find.
I find the Nazca Lines quite interesting, I mean you can only see what they are from above yet they didn't have aircraft the, so why make something that can only be seen from the sky?
originally posted by: greyer
originally posted by: Hanslune
....and you know this how?
Well that is it - the picture carved in stone from ancient Babylon. The pictures shows king Nimrod with a bunch of the famed alien gods around him.
First when you look at Sumerian history, you can see that the original kings before the flood came down from the skies many 1,000s of years ago. Ancient Egypt also has a kings list going back the same. The bible agrees. When you read from the Sumerian tablets you learn that before a higher group of gods made Adam they made the Igigi, a race which was more like them but was still created to be a slave race on earth.
After the days of the Exodus humans revolted against the Igigi and they migrated to the West. They humans all the things that they taught in the East, which is why we have all the anomalies. Like many ancient people researchers don't know where the Paracas came from and the Paracas were only in the area for a couple centuries, so based on archaeological evidence it's obvious they kept moving west, unless you think they got beamed up like Scottie.
What evidence do you have for that? I will believe if it is true but Brian is not a fraud, and the results are good.
originally posted by: 5letters
a reply to: greyer
Well, if they were created by aliens, why did they do a half ass job making the shapes of the animals and insects.....so crappy?! I mean, when I think of people from outer space, I expect them to do something astonishing...
originally posted by: Hanslune
..and that has what to do with this?
You do realize that the king lists are imaginary or do you believe that Sumerians were the first and only people in history not to make stuff up for religious reasons? The Sumerians don't have a history going back as far as they liked to imagine, nor was their a flood. You seem to be taking religious myths as history - explain if you could what other proof there is that the tablets aren't just myths and folklore?