Exploring Ancient Artifacts and Legends

The sheer size of this mosaic, let alone that it supports itself, all glued together like this.

I can't, I just, it just continues to become more and more insane.

I mean, this thing is absolutely ridiculous, to be honest.

The jaw moves, it has tusks coming out, which is very interesting.

We've seen quite a few depictions of what look to be mantis-type beings.

Beings with this type of facial configuration.

And considering it's in Jalisco, Mexico, it only makes me think of the Hopi legends of the ant people.

And the fact we're finding this stuff here now, and the depictions of some of the things that are on it with the booga chip.

It just never ceases to amaze me.

The construction here is unlike anything I've ever seen.

Found with it were multiple other pieces, like this sphere here.

I haven't seen this shape of craft too many times, although we do find it inscribed into the tablets sometimes.

And there was one other piece kind of similar.

What I really think about this is that it goes into the detail of showing a doorway that has a hinge that opens up.

And inside goes this little, you can see the little rider here with his arms out and some sort of pack on his backpack.

Even a little helmet inscribed with quite a bit of detail.

Very, very soft material that this is carved out of, hollowed out like that.

It's really impressive. It just gives a lot more nature to the geopolymer.

or state that these were made in rather than something

that was likely carved.

The intricate details are just clear evidence

of sculpting more so.

In some cases, the stylus is only 0.5 microns

that's used to carve some of these lines.

The landing pad that this was found with

has the Bugat chip in the center of it,

but is also a very, very important star

in many cultures or variations of.

And I think this star has to do with the story

that we're starting to uncover in this case,

the story of a civilization that was bound by this chip

and worshiped Saturn, Anubis, that sort of thing.

We see a lot of reminiscence to the owl

and the bull.

Even the owl is where some of these pieces are found.

In this case, this was found at El Toro,

which is the hill of the bull.

As you can see, every last inch was carved on.

After sanding, polishing, and fitting together

with geopolymer glue, hundreds of little squares,

the carvings are put into the surface

with very, very high accuracy.

There was no room for messing up on this.

Some of the statue here made usually

what we find to be shale.

Interesting in this one is a piece of metallic substance.

The mask here.

you can clearly see DNA and some sort of powerful being here that looks similar to a mantis.

The details in this type of hybrid beings, definitely something we see all over Mexico.

I look forward to photographing and seeing these things with more detail and getting some

scanning and testing results to see the age if it's consistent with the other pieces we've tested.

I'll keep you posted. Until next time.