Forbidden archaeology
"New Evidence of Early Man Suppressed" is a UFOTV documentary about the controversies surrounding Hueyatlaco, an archaeological site in Valsequillo, Mexico. The site is prominently featured in Michael Cremo's books "Forbidden Archaeology" and "Forbidden Archaeology's Impact". Cremo is a supporter of the Hare Krishna who claims that evidence for the immense antiquity of man has been ignored or suppressed by the scientific establishment. Hueyatlaco is also mentioned in the notorious documentary "Mysterious Origins of Man", narrated by Charlton Heston. "New Evidence of Early Man Suppressed" is marketed as a kind of sequel to "Mysterious Origins of Man".
In 1962, Cynthia Irwin-Williams excavated the Mexican site and found evidence of early human habitation. Her work was soon mired in controversies. Jealous Mexican colleagues accused Irwin-Williams of "incompetence", sent armed guards to threaten her workers, and finally confiscated all the Stone Age artefacts found by the...
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If you are interested in finding truths the film is very worth watching. The evidence for the ancient dating found in the Mexico dig is extremely strong from all perspectives. Actually, it stands like a wall against the priesthood of archaeology and their continued religion, their BELIEF in the established dating worldwide. You can change an idea, but not a belief--so goes the Church of Archaeology in Egypt and the Americas. The film gives excellent explanations of the oldest to the newest dating techniques in the field. The dig information was as crystal as the dig was impeccably and scientifically chaste. The priesthood stills stand against the evidence--A&M University's Archaeology Department up front today. Most intriguing is the fact that all hard evidence found by the female led team of archaeologists/workers mysteriously disappeared 40-yrs ago and a shroud of secrecy has been pulled over the entire find since by unknown and clearly powerful individuals. Who or WHAT is being...
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