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Originally posted by starsyren
Ancient central and south american civilizations were known to bind infants heads, in order to elongate the skulls in honor of the "Gods", they also filed their teeth into sharp points. That could be part of it, but it doesn't account for the super-huge eye-sockets...
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Not to derail, been meaning to mention this but isn't blue beam or whatever its now called supposed to also include the findings of various supposed unknown artifacts that basically share data on ET/ ALIEN existence or activities on EARTH?
It is interesting but I wonder can it be Earth native also due to its carbon related make up and they either left or went below until otherwise freed or okd to return aboveground. So much happening here on Earth you gotta keep a good hoax or mind minipulation filter. I figured those from the STARZ may possess different what would be considered skeleton structure make up non carbon/ silicone, perhaps something else that wouldnt leave bones like that. just sayen
edit on 11/18/11 by Ophiuchus 13 because: (no reason given)
The second mummy, only 30 inches, has similar characteristics, but is incomplete because it has no face and is covered by a thin layer similar to the placenta. Both residues are found in the fetal position.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
I mean, would everyone here on ATS believe it if a doctor said "I declare it IS human" without providing more detailed information as to why he thinks that?
Originally posted by Klassified
Even if this was real(As in ET), which I doubt. It would still be "debunked". No one really thinks a doctor or "government official" is actually going to say; "Yep. It's ET." Not going to happen no matter how convincing the tests might, or might not be.edit on 11/17/2011 by Klassified because: add and reword
Originally posted by Imtor
Originally posted by Klassified
Even if this was real(As in ET), which I doubt. It would still be "debunked". No one really thinks a doctor or "government official" is actually going to say; "Yep. It's ET." Not going to happen no matter how convincing the tests might, or might not be.edit on 11/17/2011 by Klassified because: add and reword
Whoa let's not get ridiculous, the bones are real hahah
I dont see anything ET in it, can any1 enlighten on it? Would the eye holes of say a Grey be larger? These look human, tge elongated skull. done by some tribes in that area..
Where is ET> This thread again/ Thread
eye sockets too large for a human being, likewise, said he has an open fontanelle (the space between the bones of the skull that have babies until the year life, as they grow, space, or fontanelle, disappears).
The curious fact is that despite this division present the mummy has molars, which do not grow in humans until 4 or six years.
"It lacks the hands but the arm bones are so delicate that no finite and correspond to a dwarf.
The second mummy, only 30 inches, has similar characteristics, but is incomplete because it has no face and is covered by a thin layer similar to the placenta. Both residues are found in the fetal position
Whoa let's not get ridiculous, the bones are real hahah
Originally posted by ThePeaceMaker
Apologies for short reply it's 3:20am here in the UK and I'm meant to be working. What bothers me about the pics it seems the mummy/skeleton already seems to be displayed in some sort of glass viewing box, like the sort you see in museums. Which questions me 1. If it was ET they wouldnt put it on show, it would be locked away somewhere and 2. If it is in a glass box then surely all sorts of tests have already been done on it and possibly confirmed it as human.
I don't know just a thought, as much as I'd like it to be alien I just don't think they would have it on show if it was
Roy "Rocky" Dennis was born on 1961 with a very rare disease known as lionitis, this caused abnormal calcium deposits in his skull that deformed his nose and pushed his eyes to the sides of his face. He was a straight A student and lived 5 years longer than he was originally supposed to. Doctors said he would die at the age of 7 years old from the pressure on his brain and that he would never learn to read but, he did. He had massive head aches, his hearing wasn't very good and often times his sight became distorted. After Roy died his body was sent to UCLA Medical Center for testing of the disease and body. Lionitis is EXTREMELY rare with only 20 ever recorded cases, 1 in 22 million births. The movie 'Mask' was dedicated to him.
Davila Riquelme said three anthropologists, from Spain and Russia, arrived at the museum last week to investigate the findings and agreed it was ‘not a human being’ and would conduct further studies.
He added: ‘Although the assessment was superficial, it is obvious that its features do not correspond to any ethnic group in the world.’
Originally posted by allenidaho
This is a photo of the recovered mummy and the archaeologist that found it. It shows you just how small this thing is.
And a couple more photos:
It seems to be a legitimate find. However, there have been no tests done so far to determine if the mummy is extraterrestrial in origin. It could very well be the result of a birth defect or ritualistic deformity. We won't know until further data is collected.