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Some time said to be during the 1930's, a gigantic stone head was uncovered 10 kilometers from a small village in La Democracia in the south of Guatemala, the face demonstrated Caucasian features which were not consistent with any of the pre Hispanic races of America. Dr Oscar Rafael Padilla Lara PhD received a photograph of the head in 1987. He journeyed to the site and was told "it was destroyed by revolutionaries about ten years ago & used as target practice by anti Government rebels.
The eyes, nose and mouth were completely gone. The monument, according to an accompanying letter by archaeologist Hector E. Mejia, dates back to between 3500 and 5000 BC, "I certify that this monument presents no characteristics of Maya, Nahuatl, Olmec or any other pre Hispanic civilization," he wrote. According to Meija, "the creative style is not consistent with the civilizations that inhabited the southern coast of Guatemala prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, it is indisputably pre Olmec and pre Maya."
The eyes, nose and mouth were completely gone. The monument, according to an accompanying letter by archaeologist Hector E. Mejia, dates back to between 3500 and 5000 BC, "I certify that this monument presents no characteristics of Maya, Nahuatl, Olmec or any other pre Hispanic civilization," he wrote. According to Meija, "the creative style is not consistent with the civilizations that inhabited the southern coast of Guatemala prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, it is indisputably pre Olmec and pre Maya."
http://www.thewrap.com/mayan-filmmak...america-32168/.
The region where the stone head was reported to have been found, La Democracia, is actually already famous for stone heads which, like the stone head found in the jungle also face skyward.
https://cja.org/what-we-do/litigatio...genocide-case/.
http://cja.org/where-we-work/guatemala/.
Over 200,000 Guatemalans were killed or forcibly disappeared in the Guatemala Civil War 1960-1996, suppose the same forces that financed the conflict were not happy with there being evidence of Europeans in the region in the relevant time period. That it was they who were responsible for the destruction, like they are responsible for destruction carried out across the Middle East under the auspices of ISIS, which as we know in just one head on the Mossad / CIA hydra.
http://www.stonecontact.com/guatemala-marble-quarries.
There should be massive quarries visible on Google Earth within the ancient Maya sphere in Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Belize and the Yucatan .. all I could find were a few marble quarries in Guatemala that do not appear to date from antiquity. Given the vast quantities of stone used to construct the Mayan metropolises the paths to the quarries should be deep and wide.
As well they would have been paved which means they should still be traceable, as per the Inca Roads which many say were made not by the Incas themselves but by the vastly more ancient Megalith Builders. The Incas the Mayans and the Aztecs used vast amounts of cement mortar to bind their constructions together, we know that in building construction the ratio of cement mortar to bricks by volume ranges from about 12% to about 21%.
As well we know the process by which gypsum, limestone, sand and clay is made into cement is a major industrial enterprise, that requires extremely high temperatures for a considerable period of time. I have seen no kilns anywhere in any of the New World sites at all, nor any of the lasting scars on the landscape that cement production to the tune of tens of thousands of tonnes necessarily makes.
As well we know the process by which gypsum, limestone, sand and clay is made into cement is a major industrial enterprise, that requires extremely high temperatures for a considerable period of time. I have seen no kilns anywhere in any of the New World sites at all, nor any of the lasting scars on the landscape that cement production to the tune of tens of thousands of tonnes necessarily makes.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...id-Belize.html
A Mayan pyramid in Belize which dates back at least 2,300 years was recently torn apart to make road fill, destruction that is an "endemic problem" in that land, which has led to the destruction of numerous other sites in the Nohmul complex. Despite the vandalism which in any case attests to the shortage of stone suitable for road construction in that region.
The exposed center of the structure reveals it is composed entirely of fired bricks, which require an enormous investment in labor and material to produce .. no brick kilns which like cement plants leave a lasting legacy on the landscape are to be seen, while the absence of local stone means such stone as was used must have been transported over considerable distances, all of which lends itself to the conclusion there were other [alien] forces at play.
The exposed center of the structure reveals it is composed entirely of fired bricks, which require an enormous investment in labor and material to produce .. no brick kilns which like cement plants leave a lasting legacy on the landscape are to be seen, while the absence of local stone means such stone as was used must have been transported over considerable distances, all of which lends itself to the conclusion there were other [alien] forces at play.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...id-Belize.html
The ancient structure was part of the Nohmul complex in northern Belize.
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