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Dear V.K. Durham,
In 1928, in the
Paracas desert
peninsula, on
the south coast of
Peru,
Peruvian archaeologist, Julio
Tello, made
an amazing discovery
of a massive
and elaborate
graveyard containing
tombs filled
with
the remains of individuals with
the largest elongated
skulls found
anywhere in
the world. These have
come to be
known as the 'Paracas
skulls'.
Tello found more than 300 of these
elongated skulls,
which are believed
to date
back around 3,000 years. A
DNA analysis
has now been conducted
with funds
raised by Brien Koestler,
owner of a
small museum south of Lima,
Peru
that is devoted to these mysterious
skulls.
Foerster has
released preliminary
information regarding
the genetics of
these skulls.
Keep in mind that the
geneticist
he hired was not told the history
of
these samples in advance. Thus, the
geneticist was
able to examine them
without any preconceived notions.
What
the
geneticist found was absolutely
shocking:
"Whatever the sample labeled 3A has came
from - it
had mtDNA with mutations unknown
in
any human, primate or animal known so far.
The data is
very sketchy, though and a LOT of
sequencing still
needs to be done to recover
the
complete mtDNA sequence. But the few
fragments I was
able to sequence from this
sample 3A
indicate that if these mutations will
hold, we are
dealing with a new human-like
creature, very
distant from Homo sapiens,
Neanderthals and
Denisovans."
Folks, we're dealing with nothing less than a
newly-discovered
species of hominid - this is
breaking news,which
we'll sure to be hearing
more about
in the coming months and years!
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