Nigeria’s Alien Skull: History’s Quiet Rewrite
Alien skull found in Nigeria, Africa by gold miners. What a weird skull! Is it proof that aliens existed here millions of years ago?
Many people assume that humans are the only race to have ever inhabited the planet; however, a new discovery seems to disprove this.
A skull was discovered in Africa, Nigeria by gold miners that has a physiognomy and bone structure comparable to that of a person but also presents several distinctive characteristics that make it impossible to belong to a human.
This discovery has sparked a great deal of debate and has given rise to numerous reflections and conjectures. One of them is that the discovery is a hoax and that the characteristics of the skull have been modified.
However, if we assume the skull is authentic, it would be about 14 million years old and contain a significant amount of iridium, a material commonly found in meteorites.
Do you think this discovery has anything to do with, for example, the mummies discovered in Peru? Or could it be proof of the presence of extraterrestrials?
Many people assume that humans are the only race to have ever inhabited the planet, but a new discovery seems to disprove this view. A skull has been discovered in Africa that has a physiognomy and bone structure comparable to that of a person, but also has several distinctive features that make it impossible to identify.
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