Across the globe, researchers have stumbled upon ancient burial sites holding enigmatic humanoid remains.
Hidden in China’s elusive “Forbidden Zone” is the Hebita cave, housing an astonishing 716 unidentified bones. These remains showcase oversized, toothless mouths, grand eye cavities, and expansive craniums. Surprisingly, these beings stood no taller than 130 cm.
Unique to these skeletons is a 30 cm stone disk adorning their necks, inscribed with cryptic symbols.
The cryptic inscriptions on these disks were deciphered in 1962 by the eminent Chinese academic, Toum Um Nuem. The story they told was of the Dropa tribe, whose last known existence was traced back to 1947 by British explorer, Caryl Robin-Evans.
The inscriptions reveal an astounding tale: the Dropa hailed from a world close to the star Sirius. Their ancestors first ventured to Earth around 20,000 years ago, with the most recent visitors arriving in 1014 AD. Unfortunately, due to their spacecraft’s catastrophic malfunction, they found themselves stranded.
A German researcher, Walter von Moltke, inspected this “extraterrestrial cavern” not long ago. He postulated that this might have been an age-old Dropa burial ground, their final resting place.
Interestingly, of the 716 skeletons, a dozen possessed smaller cranial structures but larger eye cavities. Marks resembling laser procedures were evident on one’s leg. These beings were possibly the earliest settlers from a distant world— the pioneers.
Sadly, the Dropa tribe faced annihilation, as per records passed down through generations. However, intriguing tales emerge from a Chinese village where the inhabitants, standing only about 115 cm tall, report bizarre incidents.
Initially, such anomalies were blamed on external influences. But recent theories by ufologists present a fascinating proposition: these short-statured locals might be the offspring of interstellar interactions between humans and aliens. As legends narrate, a spacecraft met with disaster here around 12,000 years ago, giving birth to a lineage from human-alien liaisons.
In another riveting discovery, during 1972’s summer, excavation at the High Grave mound in Kherson unveiled an aged male skeleton. This figure boasted oddly elongated limbs and a curved spine.
Bafflingly, this individual was interred atop a seven-wheeled chariot. Radiating from the burial were linear indentations, twelve in number, possibly symbolizing ancient routes. Given the mystical significance of numbers 7 and 12 since time immemorial, archaeologists surmised the mound could have been an astronomical outpost. Yet, questions remain about the identity of this enigmatic individual with abnormal features. Could he have been an interstellar visitor?
Local wanderers near the Algyi River narrate tales of a “metallic void” deep within the famed Yakut Valley of Death (Elyuyu Cherkechekh). This cave houses an array of heated metal artifacts, among them, a distinctively red pot with serrated borders.
These travelers have also recounted sightings of preserved corpses, peculiarly clad, exhibiting features such as extreme thinness, dark skin, and singular eyes. Their appearances evoke mummified beings.
Such revelations beckon us to question the nature of our planet’s past and the mysteries still waiting to be unraveled.
