There has been a legend among the Native Americans for thousands of years. It is said that the Mayans left 13 crystal skulls before the collective disappearance, which recorded the truth of the origin and death of human beings. If 13 crystal skulls are collected, what will happen Miraculous things may reveal the secrets of the entire universe, may allow humans to acquire a high degree of civilization, and may be able to decipher the legendary theory of the destruction of the earth.
So is this legend true? The Mayan literati knew 5,000 years ago that there are 365 days in a year, the Pleiades star cluster in the sky, the use of "0", what else is impossible?
Humans discover crystal skulls for the first time
This crystal skull is called the Michelle-Hedges skull. Of course, this is not the skull of Michelle, but Michelle-Hedges found this skull. Michelle is a real person. He was a member of the Mayan Culture Committee of the British Museum and a famous British explorer. He has an adopted daughter named Anna.
One day in 1924, an expedition organized by Michelle began to head to the tropical rainforests of the Americas. This time, the goal was to find the remains of the Maya, along with his adopted daughter Anna. The expedition lasted three years, and with the help of local indigenous people, a Mayan site was found. This is an ancient city covering an area of 6 square miles, and there is a Mayan pyramid in the ruins that is very striking.
17-year-old Anna was so curious that she climbed to the top of the pyramid to play. Inadvertently she found a shiny thing in a crack. She quickly told her adoptive father that Michelle took someone to the top of the tower, and pried open the stones around the crack to take out the glowing thing. Upon closer inspection, it was the upper part of a skull carved out of crystal.
In the subsequent excavation work, the lower part was found again, and the two skulls were put together, which happened to be a human-shaped skull. Knowing from the mouths of the local natives that this is the sacred relic of the Maya, Michel dedicated it to the chief of the natives. But in return for the medicine and food provided by the expedition over the years, when the expedition was about to return, the leader presented the crystal skull to Michelle. People later called this skull the "Michelle-Hedges Crystal Skull".
Exquisite workmanship of crystal
In 1936, the British anthropologist Morant published in the scientific journal "Humanity" that: Among all the measurements, the crystal skull has no differences with the human skull except for the slight deviation of the eye features. This is no longer a question of technology. How did the Mayans for thousands of years be so proficient in understanding anatomy? Was he made by the Mayans? Unfortunately, if it is other items, its age can be detected by carbon 14, but crystal is a substance that is not eroded and corrupted, so it is impossible to detect the exact age of the crystal head.