The largest documentation on the strange recent findings of Mesoamerica.
Independently Researching Mesoamerican; Egyptian, Anunnaki, dna manipulation, preadamic civilizations, and ufo depictions.
The artistic movement we never saw coming
Come with us and explore the proliferation of tens of thousands of intricate stone carvings that have surfaced in the market over the past decade, documenting the phenomena and delving into the complexities of their origins. The initial attempt to disprove the concept of modern origins proved challenging, prompting a deeper investigation into the sacred sites of Mesoamerica. The thesis invites scholars and enthusiasts to engage with the rich tradition and cultural significance of these artifacts while endeavoring to unravel the mysteries they embody. A foundational framework has been developed to methodically catalogue and analyze the vast array of data associated with these purported ancient stones, inviting collaboration and contributions from interested parties to further the understanding of this intriguing subject matter.
In recent years of research in Tula, Hidalgo, a multitude of unearthed pieces has surpassed quantification. These artifacts exhibit peculiar UV anomalies and bear a rich history intertwined with themes of DNA manipulation, celestial intervention, ancient deities of kingdoms past, and myriad other intriguing narratives. The unfolding narrative embedded within these artifacts is profoundly captivating, resonating with the mythos of Enochian lore concerning fallen angels and celestial watchers, suggesting a direct connection. Furthermore, recurrent symbols such as Saturn's significance and the ubiquitous presence of the all-seeing eye underscore the profound layers of meaning awaiting exploration. The quest to unravel these enigmatic tales promises a wealth of insights into our origins and the intricate tapestry of ancient wisdom.