Thank you! The sizes of those holes, and that they healed in part or entirely, amazing! They must have known about keeping bacteria in check. And the surgery itself--ouch.
Why would they do this? And also, the two skull bones instead of the three typical cranial bones. Odd.
Do you think the trepanning was part of altering the head or altering the mind?
Quoting: TilDeath Most likely surgery for healing not alterations. Advanced technology for the time. Personally, I do not prescribe to the alien theory that Mr Foerster does.
That said here's another of his video's - he is one of the people out front on this issue and now lives in Peru - originally from western Canada.
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Thanks! I'm not done with the video (it's playing in another window).
Do you think this was some kind of breeding program within species (Earthling forced manipulation akin to domestication of wild animals via breeding and altering)?
Fascinating topic, and thanks for making a thread about it!
IMO, these people with elongated skulls were a race of human-likes that are unknown to our history - not aliens but more nephilim requiring a better understanding of
exactly who the nephilim were.
It is a very fascinating topic as it gets to human origins - one topic I would think would be of interest to most people.
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"The director of the Paracas Museum of History sent five samples of the Paracas skulls to undergo genetic testing, and the results were mesmerizing. The samples which consisted of hair, skin teeth and some fragments of cranial bones gave incredible details that have fueled the mystery surrounding these anomalous skulls. The genetic laboratory to where the samples were sent was not informed of the origin of the skulls in order to avoid ‘influenced results’."
"Interestingly, the mitochondrial DNA, which is inherited from the mother, showed mutations that were unknown to any man, primate or animal found on planet Earth. The mutations present in the samples of the Paracas skulls suggest that researchers were dealing with a completely new ‘human-like being’, very different from Homo sapiens, Neanderthals or Denisovans."
"Brien Foerster reported the following on the geneticist’s findings:"
"It had mtDNA (mitochondrial DNA) with mutations unknown in any human, primate, or animal known so far. But a few fragments I was able to sequence from this sample indicate that if these mutations will hold we are dealing with a new human-like creature, very distant from Homo sapiens, Neanderthals, and Denisovans."
"According to reports, the individuals from the Paracas skulls were so biologically different that it would have been impossible from humans and them to ‘interbreed’. “I am not sure it will even fit into the known evolutionary tree,” the geneticist wrote."
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