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Originally posted by Lastone
You're so wrong about Mitchell-Hedges Skull.
You've posted an image - Anna Mitchell-Hedges and the Skull. Stop and look at the image with a clear mind.
Just look at the skull but not as a skull, as an Hologram. Clue - The front and the back ...One of the things you'll see is who made it.
It also tells you where it was made ... but that is asking you too much.
All the best.
Originally posted by Gatto
I kept wondering why they would only focus on debunking 1 skull, while there were 12 others..
Originally posted by Lastone
reply to post by BohemianBrim
Thank you ... it's very kind of you Sr.
Let me help you proving me wrong.
Skull - dark and light.
Top front (dark) - Not human skull inside the skull
Top back (light) ... you figure it out ... or not.
Originally posted by BohemianBrim
Originally posted by Lastone
reply to post by BohemianBrim
Thank you ... it's very kind of you Sr.
Let me help you proving me wrong.
Skull - dark and light.
Top front (dark) - Not human skull inside the skull
Top back (light) ... you figure it out ... or not.
yes, its made of quartz.
anything else?
Originally posted by 10111011
youll find she actually didnt find the skull but her father did. he let her claim the discover as a birthday present.
F. A. Mitchell-Hedges mentioned the skull only briefly in the first edition of his autobiography, Danger My Ally (1954), without specifying where or by whom it was found. He merely claimed that "it is at least 3,600 years old and according to legend it was used by the High Priest of the Maya when he was performing esoteric rites. It is said that when he willed death with the help of the skull, death invariably followed". All subsequent editions of Danger My Ally omitted mention of the skull entirely.