re: Mysterious artifacts with engravings of ‘Aliens’ and ‘Spaceships’ unearthed in Mex. Cave

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Fake

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Since you are obviously an expert on whether artifacts with engravings of aliens on them are fake, what would real artifacts with engravings of aliens on them look like?

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You have no basis to say the carvings look like aliens. No one has ever seen an alien.

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No one has ever seen God.

Nor Lucifer.

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All skeptics and debunkers can do is say those engravings look fake.

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Why do the pictures appear in dozens of articles claiming the tablets were found in Guatemala, Peru, and other places?

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Provide links to those articles so I can read them for myself.

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Since you are obviously an expert on whether artifacts with engravings of aliens on them are fake, what would real artifacts with engravings of aliens on them look like?

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You have no basis to say the carvings look like aliens. No one has ever seen an alien.

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My basis to say the carvings look like aliens is that the carvings don't look anything like a human being so...

not ancient-code.com

dont forget to pick up a copy of the national inquirer on your way home

And it's funny that if you do a reverse image search that picture has been used for years for various different articles

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My basis to say the carvings look like aliens is that the carvings don't look anything like a human being so...

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So Egyptians regularly chilled with bird and dog headed aliens? Must have. Neat.

Won't be long before they discover those are knockoffs planted recently by the "discovering researchers"

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If I told you I had translated some super secret Russian government book about alien contact with humanity, would you believe my "translated book" was legitimate?

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I didn't say it was legitimate, why you so jumpy-to-conclusion...

It's just a thing that's out there

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I interpret your post to mean you agree with me that the carvings don't look anything like a human being so if they are not human beings then they are some kind of alien being.

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That is an illogical conclusion.

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I have no problem believing that some Egyptian priests wore animal masks when portraying their "gods" and pictures of their gods were drawn with animal heads and human bodies but a drawing of what doesn't look anything like a human being is a totally different matter.

I also find it interesting that the "alien" is handing a corncob to a native Mexican human being because the biological origin of corn has been a long-running mystery. The bright yellow corn we have today does not grow in the wild anywhere on the planet.

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In order to trace maize’s paternity, botanists led by my colleague John Doebley of the University of Wisconsin rounded up more than 60 samples of teosinte from across its entire geographic range in the Western Hemisphere and compared their DNA profile with all varieties of maize. They discovered that all maize was genetically most similar to a teosinte type from the tropical Central Balsas River Valley of southern Mexico, suggesting that this region was the “cradle” of maize evolution. Furthermore, by calculating the genetic distance between modern maize and Balsas teosinte, they estimated that domestication occurred about 9,000 years ago.

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The most impressive aspect of the maize story is what it tells us about the capabilities of agriculturalists 9,000 years ago. These people were living in small groups and shifting their settlements seasonally. Yet they were able to transform a grass with many inconvenient, unwanted features into a high-yielding, easily harvested food crop. The domestication process must have occurred in many stages over a considerable length of time as many different, independent characteristics of the plant were modified.

The most crucial step was freeing the teosinte kernels from their stony cases. Another step was developing plants where the kernels remained intact on the cobs, unlike the teosinte ears, which shatter into individual kernels. Early cultivators had to notice among their stands of plants variants in which the nutritious kernels were at least partially exposed, or whose ears held together better, or that had more rows of kernels, and they had to selectively breed them. It is estimated that the initial domestication process that produced the basic maize form required at least several hundred to perhaps a few thousand years.

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