Forbidden Archaeology

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Jeebus Cyberdors,, Now Look at what you found....! 1 part bizarre,1 part weird, 1 part scarey as all cr-p,
4 parts interesting.

I find it all rather thrilling to read about these mysteries of our world.

I often wondered if I'd accept an offer of a lift of light years to their alternative and distant civilization!

Sorry I never provided context to the video

this story relates to a cave in Peru where a local guide stumbled across hundreds of bones including 4 intact mummies
the mummies (dated back to 500AD) appeared to have been preserved with diatomaceous earth. Coincidentally the mummies were dated to the end of the period where the now famous Nazca lines were drawn.

their curious non-human appearance led to international speculation they were alien. But this was debunked in the US media.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/201 ... n-skeleton
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/ ... 024-01-13/

So the story died as an elaborate hoax. But documentary maker and freelance journalist Jesse Michels did his own investigating and found what appears to have been a cover up involving the Peruvian government. the video is highly compelling.

In the cave, 3 of the mummies were so well preserved that bone, organ and tissue structure were intact. Invitations to independently verify their authenticity was taken up by Prof John McDowell, past president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) and a Distinguished Fellow of the AAFS.
https://www.aafs.org/article/dr-john-mc ... l-laureate

and Dr James Caruso, chief medical examiner for the City of Denver
https://sib.illinois.edu/spotlight/alum ... -caruso-md

and finally Dr David Ruiz Vela, Head of forensics and former president of the Peru Medical Association
https://www.reddit.com/r/AlienBodies/co ... nd_former/

If you watch Jesse's video (part of his new documentary) all three independently verified forensically that three of show evidence of being living beings and their DNA and morphology is non-human.

the purpose of calling this forbidden archaeology is because there has been a massive campaign to debunk these as a hoax. Jesse Michels has demonstrated the mummies are not only authentic (according to experts) but represent a medical anomaly.

People often ask for evidence for the anomalous and paranormal. I am suggesting it's already here. Other examples of Forbidden science that were "purportedly" debunked include:
Crop circles
cattle mutilations
the above are global phenomena yet were debunked in the media. As far as I can tell crop circles and cattle mutilations have never been properly explained.

My point is debunking (particularly in archaeology) seems to either show at best a lack of curiosity, at worst, a cover up. the latter begs the question...why?