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Walter Crompton's avatar

Let's accept - at least for the moment - that these relics are not forgeries or imaginative constructs by ancient craftsmen, and that referenced DNA and physiological reports are true. Immediately, I am struck by the intellectual crime of giving them the silent treatment. For years, I read Archaeology magazine from cover to cover, and certainly would not have forgotten a serious article about such a startling find. Instead, we get cowardly silence - not even a refutation. Why? What are the risks of skeptical exploration of unexplained archaeology? Who is thus served? In days gone by, one might have blamed the Church, but that doesn't seem sensible in our time. Officially-propagated COVID lies and hoaxes have political and economic underpinnings, but what powerful bodies are advanced by burying these findings? The genuine scientific community needs to aggressively bring the hammer down on the imposters behind this disgrace.

Anyway... The creatures' cognitive status might possess sub- or super-human intelligence(s), or both, given that the relics reflect more than one species. The former case is amazing enough, but the latter case suggests possible answers to lingering mysteries of inexplicable ancient accomplishments. I can hardly wait to read about discoveries that further investigation will likely offer!

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Dave's avatar

It looks like at least one strong possibility is the Elohim of the Old Testament were particularly nasty aliens (the evidence is in several other religious traditions/texts, e.g. Sumerian, the Vedas).

There's also the story of the Nummo related in the oral history of the Dogon tribe, and beings with similar morphology are found in other traditions, and stories that hint at the existence of these beings.

It could also be a combination of any or all of these. There's no reason to assume, given the vastness of the cosmos, that any number of advanced civilizations exist and may be stopping by for various reasons.

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