Famous archeologist claims the Peruvian Alien Mummies are not a hoax: 'It's much scarier'
Jessica Wood The alleged alien mummies presented by Mexican UFO journalist Jaime Maussan in his country's Congress chambers was part shock and part mockery all around the world. Leading up to the unexpected unveiling, these mummies had a history after Maussan took them from Peru's Nazca Lines through local archeoligists. At no point did Maussan claim these mummies were alien in nature, all he said was that they are not human. He even invited other teams of scientists from around to world to cross examin these specimens in order to clarify what they actually are. Maussan had his own forensic team analyze them but skeptics were quick to point out that examination from outside groups was needed.
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Ufologist claims he knows what these 'alien mummies' are
According to The Daily Mail, they spoke to famosu Ufologist Will Galison about these alleged alien mummies. He claims to be close friends with French archeologist Thierry Jarmin, who studied these mummies and cross analyzed them. According to the findings, these mummies are 100% biological but they are convinced they are not from another planet. In fact, the truth is a little darker and unexpected than that. These bodies are indeed more than 1,000 years old and they were from the Inca culture. But the forensic evidence shows that these mummies may have been constructed by the Inca civilization for ritualistic purposes. Galison and Jarmin claim that the bodies were constructed by what seem like parts of other animals that contain reptilian parts.
Speaking on Nub TV, Galison said: "I'm friendly with the French archaeologist Thierry Jarmin, who is a person who is not mentioned as much as he should be. He received these mummies in 2016 from a tomb robber. Thierry was very surprised and quite upset by Jaime Maussan's press conference. They found one bone in the arm of one of the mummies that clearly was not the organic bone that was there. So that raises the question, is the rest of it fake? My thinking shifted when I was up in the friend's house in the country, north of New York. And I saw a deer skull on the mantel and the back of that deer skull, to my mind, resembled the front of this of this skull and I thought, 'Oh wow'."
