The Enigma of Cranial Deformation: Elongated Skulls of the Ancients
Elongated Skulls of the Ancients
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Occult, UFOs & Unexplained Phenomena, New Age
| Author: | David Hatcher Childress | ISBN: | 9781935487791 |
| Publisher: | SCB Distributors | Publication: | January 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Adventures Unlimited Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Hatcher Childress |
| ISBN: | 9781935487791 |
| Publisher: | SCB Distributors |
| Publication: | January 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Adventures Unlimited Press |
| Language: | English |
By Childress and Brien Foerster Popular Lost Cities author Childress tackles the enigma of worldwide cranial deformation along with Canadian-Peruvian anthropologist Foerster. In a book filled with over a hundred astonishing photos and a color photo section, Childress and Foerster take us to Peru, Bolivia, Egypt, Malta, China, Mexico and other places in search of strange elongated skulls and other cranial deformation. The puzzle of why diverse ancient peopleeven on remote Pacific Islandswould use head-binding to create elongated heads is mystifying. Where did they even get this idea? Did some people naturally look this waywith long narrow heads? Were they some sort of elite race that roamed the entire planet? Why do anthropologists rarely talk about cranial deformation and know so little about it? As incredible as it seems, Childress and Foerster discover that cranial deformation was practiced on nearly every continent by special groups who believed they were imitating their highly advanced ancestors. This is a mind-blowing trip into the strange past of humans on planet Earth.
By Childress and Brien Foerster Popular Lost Cities author Childress tackles the enigma of worldwide cranial deformation along with Canadian-Peruvian anthropologist Foerster. In a book filled with over a hundred astonishing photos and a color photo section, Childress and Foerster take us to Peru, Bolivia, Egypt, Malta, China, Mexico and other places in search of strange elongated skulls and other cranial deformation. The puzzle of why diverse ancient peopleeven on remote Pacific Islandswould use head-binding to create elongated heads is mystifying. Where did they even get this idea? Did some people naturally look this waywith long narrow heads? Were they some sort of elite race that roamed the entire planet? Why do anthropologists rarely talk about cranial deformation and know so little about it? As incredible as it seems, Childress and Foerster discover that cranial deformation was practiced on nearly every continent by special groups who believed they were imitating their highly advanced ancestors. This is a mind-blowing trip into the strange past of humans on planet Earth.
