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Originally posted by kyateLaBoca
They can be found here: www.starchildproject.com...
If this thing was in atleast some form of human, then its skull would have dissolved like a human rather then waiting 9 months to still be insoluble. How do you account for that? In addition to the skull not dissolving, just look at the amount of deformities on the skull. It is highly unlikely that all these deformities can occur one one person. Many doctors have also taken a look at the skull and could not identify any known illness.
note one link at starchild.com that touched on the practice of head binding
all, each of these 'deformaties' might well have been inflicted by zealot parents, who lived in relative luxury as they groomed the sacrifical victim.
the more & greater the 'alienness' deformities the victim displayed the greater the value, sacrifice became.
Originally posted by Gazrok
If I'm not mistaken, these skulls were likely ones found in South America....
* the bones might have indissolvable residue because of the special chemical concoctions fed to the poor baby/youngster that was being
prepared for a life-time religious ritual that culminated in a sacrifice.
Wihch means what?
Originally posted by Gazrok
Wihch means what?
Which means, we have documented cases of ritual skull binding, we know that the remains of those in this ritual have deformed skulls, and we've got these similar skulls from the same area....
As for the bone dissolving, this is comparing fossilized skulls to regular ones, is it not?
Originally posted by kyateLaBoca
Which chemical concotions are you referring too? In particular do you know any of the names of the chemicals? I would be interested to look into that. But I cant imagine that a chemical would cause such a change in bone composition.
Normally if your fed a harmful chemical, you can die immediately. If not,
Unless this is a special chemical concoction, which has bone binding properties of some sort in which the body can not eliminate, then I think that would be interesting.
How would you bind a skull to make it look like this?
what likelyhood is it that 1000 years ago in the jungles of the americas,
a meteorite would be held as a sacred element from God or Gods? then
the priests would crush up the sacred stone and sprinkle the powder on food & make soluable in liquid...then perhaps the youngsters selected for a life of submitting to rituals of deforming the body & becoming 'alien'
and would also become moreso glorified/sacred by consuming the sacred 'nut' from the sky.
If just drinking, say, 100 parts per million of fluoride can show up in a forensic inquest...how about ingesting a small boulder (meteorite) over several years? would that show up as some sorta anomaly in the composition of your skeleton?? who knows, theres' not too many known individuals to compare with.
As for the bone dissolving, this is comparing fossilized skulls to regular ones, is it not?