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ARIZONA: ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER TOMB

CITY RUINS REVEALING DOG MEN MUMMIES

OF GIGANTIC SIZE

(Left) Pyramid B Group, the archaeological focus of the excavation since last May. (Right) One of many mysterious skeletons brought up by scientists in the Black Mesa Basin site, now called Arizona "Dog Men" which may or not have been created from prehistoric animal bones by the unknown Paleo-Indian culture long before the Ancestral Puebloans arrived in 12,000 BC. Chilchinbeto - A team of archaeologists working with the Eastern Arizona University have uncovered a tomb city dating back to the Upper Paleolithic era that has disrupted accepted theories from the colonization of North and South America by the Paleo-Indians some 10,000 years ago. Initial reports suggest the Smithsonian Institution had known about the Peamon Mine Company's Navajo Indian Reservation find, with high level Smithsonian officials suppressing the mysterious find since the early 1970s. The astonishing excavation of the prehistoric tomb city was begun by Eastern Arizona University's Archaeological Department who are reported to have uncovered more than 12 pyramid mounds, four of them that are connected by smaller megalithic structures, near Black Mesa, in an unrevealed location southwest of Chilchinbeto, Arizona. Dr. Reinhardt Canning, head of the Archaeological Department at EAU, told the World Express News, "There can be no relationship of these structures to the local tribes of indigenous peoples which suggests we may be dealing with a very ancient, undiscovered culture living here." Pyramid C Group ruins, the smaller of the three sites as Pyramid A and Pyramid B. Several of the ruins appear to be Clovis dated in appearance, common Native American relics that appear commonly in the American Southwest. There is evidence these, however, were built over existing structures that may predate the Paleo-Indian migrations several centuries ago.

Mysterious Skeletons

Dr. Canning said that among the pyramids skeletons were found in a surprisingly appearance. "The archaeologists discovered their digs had revealed a number of gigantic animal skeletons of an unknown mammalian species. It is however yet to be determined whether or not these skeletons are artificially constructed mummies used for undetermined purposes as they have huge canine heads and are bipedal, with some reaching heights of almost 14 feet, being nearly anatomically correct in physiological construction.” Excavators work the site around Pyramid A. Dozens of these ceremonial animal deities, which some believe resemble dire wolf skulls, have been found around the primary investigation site. He suggested these skeletons, referred to as "Dog Men" early on in the progression of the dig, had been existing animal bones gathered by the city's inhabitance to construct ceremonial deities or animal spirits for some religious or other spiritual use in an era of 50,000 years ago that ended with the close of the Ice Age some 12,000 years ago. Mammoths, sloths, bison, dire wolves and camels had roamed the grassy rolling hills and woodlands of the Colorado Plateau making bones plentiful in this very area of northeastern Arizona. The skeletons have been found buried around the close perimeters of the Black Mesa pyramid mounds, which are now being carefully excavated by the archaeology team. An archaeologist admires his latest discovery. Some were found wearing copper ornaments and buried with eroded stone tools, necklace beads, and decorated stones with as yet undecipherable hieroglyphic handwriting, which was common among ancient mortuary rituals in the Old and New World since the earliest known burials some 130,000 years ago. Two specimens found in lesser layers of the surface excavations. These measure some 14 feet in height and may be composed of prehistoric animal bones. Earlier this year the university successfully discovered entrances to underground tunnels with 12 stone crypts burials within Pyramid A and Pyramid B, with base reliefs, carved animal statues and more than 100 human burials within the chambers. Last month, Bourne University researchers working near Pyramid B discovered more than 200 human skeletons in tombs bearing signs of damage by chipping, blunt force trauma and dismemberment. More surface excavations reveal not only the gigantic skeletons (left), but also more human skulls buried around the pyramid mounds themselves. An earlier report indicated from scientists who entered the Pyramid A structure found tombs of human skeletons in the hundreds.

An Unwanted Necropolis

The Smithsonian Institution was strongly criticized for suppressing their initial reports nearly 50 years ago in order not to jeopardize accepted science opinions and preserve the mainstream archaeology of human evolution, thus involving the famed organization in major historical coverups. Earlier in June, new light was brought to the attention of several Smithsonian whistleblowers who released the secret documents that entirely proved their intention of classifying the existence of an alternative human chronology. The hesitation, according to sources, has not changed. Archaeologists enter the Pyramid A mound through the uncovered underground entrance. In August, several Bourne University bioarchaeologists and geoarchaelogists suggested that the possibility existed the ruins were the remains of G'nare, the tomb necropolis of the first "mammals" that was once guarded by great stone monoliths outside the gates on the first continent of ancient Yidath. They also believed that underneath the pyramids there could be great tunnels and chambers where the tomb city was spread out underground. The more modern ruins, they believed, were built over them by the early Paleo-Indians who later settled there. Scholars Thomas L. Bennett and Elizabeth Conner referred this to the now very rare ‘A Commentary on the Book of Gates’ First Edition (1868) by Professor Jebidiah E. Smith of Oxford and explained that as the discovery of mysterious tomb city had first been reported to the Navajo authorities in a confidential Peamon Mining Company disclosure from November 1973 during the archaeological cultural site assessments being conducted before company mining operations, they expressed the opinion the ruins could be dated to some 3,500 million years. The Smithsonian officials dismissed this initial report, and evidence of this ruin was quickly suppressed. Passing the "Base Relief" door found in the later report, the passage opened up to cave tunnels that appeared to enter further in the darkness (Upper right). (Lower right) prehistoric animal skeleton, likely a cave bear, found in the passage that likely died in the Ice Age. (Left) Deeper passages follow. During an intent to file a public information request amid complaints of "pseudo-archaeology" from the Smithsonian officials, they quickly filed a court motion with the Supreme Court for non disclosure. Mr. Bennett remarked, "There are unexplained artifacts to be found there, photographs. We now have people working there but they (the Smithsonian) have motioned to shut down the investigation". "We are enthusiastic about what we are seeing there; each day is bringing exciting new revelations. There is concern for accepted theories of human evolution on stage, which may bring about serious revisions and doubts about prehistoric chronologies in all aspects of life on Earth." "We are going to continue on regardless of the Smithsonian motion. Their officials seem very worried. They know everything is there, but they demand censorship, "Bennett said. Dr. Canning remarked further: "We have seen the pyramids; we have studies that prove it. There are entrances opened to the pyramid's underground labyrinths, to the tombs. Who had built them? They extend hundreds of feet and even open to lower chambers. We have yet to explore these deeper regions, beyond this, we will see." Large tombs hewn in solid stone were found far underground, where no other human skeletons were discovered. Archaeologists were shocked to discover nearly 100 'Dog Man' skeletons laying within, some wearing bones, jewelry and ornaments and occupying the first main tomb level. Further tools and equipment has been requested to begin exploring for entrances to the deeper chambers.

The Mystery Cult Civilization

While the continued puzzling aspects of the discoveries centering on the "ruins" and the pyramids are debated, Scholars Bennett and Connor insist the tomb city was built over by the Paleo-Indians many thousands of years after their discovery and found them long abandoned when they first arrived in the prehistoric American southwest and began the first Indian civilizations on the region. Smithsonian officials have not been able to convincingly explain the Black Mesa ruins to the work of the ancient Pueblo peoples. Montezuma Castle, near Payson, Arizona was built between 1100 and 1425 BC. The ruin serves as an comparison sample and conclusions are the Black Mesa ruins are built using different techniques with large blocks similar to the early megalithic civilizations. Mr. Bennett remarked, "There is no debate there are major differences in the building techniques and materials of the pyramids and surrounding indigenous artifacts, with many indications the lower constructs are more ancient in the geological spectrum. As in many Middle Eastern cultures, the newer builders utilized rock and materials left from the previous one, but here they left the underground catacombs untouched with no erosion or damage to their interiors." The Smithsonian officials, ever reluctant, have stated a court motion has been filed to shut down the excavation being that the site is not only on the Navajo Reservation, but also on federal land. This was further embellished when the current Eastern Arizona University's Archaeological Center's Director, Dr. Justin Bauer, requesting to restrict the site investigation to EAU exclusively, stated there were no irregularities with the ruins. The Smithsonian Headquarters in Washington DC. But Bourne University's Associate Professor, Jan Howards of the Department of Anthropology, said the discovery may lay credence to the work of Jebidiah Smith and ‘A Commentary on the Book of Gates’. He has stressed the importance on opening the inquiry on the matter and said there may be more proof that the subject matter of the book by the 19th century Oxford Professor could be found while more excavations are conducted over the next few years. "The discovery must be investigated by the academic world and Bourne University is ready to bring them out into the light of day. This will be done for the benefits of science and we have an opportunity to discover the unrevealed truth of our own human evolution to perhaps be rewritten new chapters in the history books."

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ARIZONA: ARCHAEOLOGISTS

UNCOVER TOMB CITY RUINS

REVEALING DOG MEN

MUMMIES OF GIGANTIC SIZE

(Left) Pyramid B Group, the archaeological focus of the excavation since last May. (Right) One of many mysterious skeletons brought up by scientists in the Black Mesa Basin site, now called Arizona "Dog Men" which may or not have been created from prehistoric animal bones by the unknown Paleo-Indian culture long before the Ancestral Puebloans arrived in 12,000 BC. Chilchinbeto - A team of archaeologists working with the Eastern Arizona University have uncovered a tomb city dating back to the Upper Paleolithic era that has disrupted accepted theories from the colonization of North and South America by the Paleo-Indians some 10,000 years ago. Initial reports suggest the Smithsonian Institution had known about the Peamon Mine Company's Navajo Indian Reservation find, with high level Smithsonian officials suppressing the mysterious find since the early 1970s. The astonishing excavation of the prehistoric tomb city was begun by Eastern Arizona University's Archaeological Department who are reported to have uncovered more than 12 pyramid mounds, four of them that are connected by smaller megalithic structures, near Black Mesa, in an unrevealed location southwest of Chilchinbeto, Arizona. Dr. Reinhardt Canning, head of the Archaeological Department at EAU, told the World Express News, "There can be no relationship of these structures to the local tribes of indigenous peoples which suggests we may be dealing with a very ancient, undiscovered culture living here." Pyramid C Group ruins, the smaller of the three sites as Pyramid A and Pyramid B. Several of the ruins appear to be Clovis dated in appearance, common Native American relics that appear commonly in the American Southwest. There is evidence these, however, were built over existing structures that may predate the Paleo-Indian migrations several centuries ago.

Mysterious Skeletons

Dr. Canning said that among the pyramids skeletons were found in a surprisingly appearance. "The archaeologists discovered their digs had revealed a number of gigantic animal skeletons of an unknown mammalian species. It is however yet to be determined whether or not these skeletons are artificially constructed mummies used for undetermined purposes as they have huge canine heads and are bipedal, with some reaching heights of almost 14 feet, being nearly anatomically correct in physiological construction.” Excavators work the site around Pyramid A. Dozens of these ceremonial animal deities, which some believe resemble dire wolf skulls, have been found around the primary investigation site. He suggested these skeletons, referred to as "Dog Men" early on in the progression of the dig, had been existing animal bones gathered by the city's inhabitance to construct ceremonial deities or animal spirits for some religious or other spiritual use in an era of 50,000 years ago that ended with the close of the Ice Age some 12,000 years ago. Mammoths, sloths, bison, dire wolves and camels had roamed the grassy rolling hills and woodlands of the Colorado Plateau making bones plentiful in this very area of northeastern Arizona. The skeletons have been found buried around the close perimeters of the Black Mesa pyramid mounds, which are now being carefully excavated by the archaeology team. An archaeologist admires his latest discovery. Some were found wearing copper ornaments and buried with eroded stone tools, necklace beads, and decorated stones with as yet undecipherable hieroglyphic handwriting, which was common among ancient mortuary rituals in the Old and New World since the earliest known burials some 130,000 years ago. Two specimens found in lesser layers of the surface excavations. These measure some 14 feet in height and may be composed of prehistoric animal bones. Earlier this year the university successfully discovered entrances to underground tunnels with 12 stone crypts burials within Pyramid A and Pyramid B, with base reliefs, carved animal statues and more than 100 human burials within the chambers. Last month, Bourne University researchers working near Pyramid B discovered more than 200 human skeletons in tombs bearing signs of damage by chipping, blunt force trauma and dismemberment. More surface excavations reveal not only the gigantic skeletons (left), but also more human skulls buried around the pyramid mounds themselves. An earlier report indicated from scientists who entered the Pyramid A structure found tombs of human skeletons in the hundreds.

An Unwanted Necropolis

The Smithsonian Institution was strongly criticized for suppressing their initial reports nearly 50 years ago in order not to jeopardize accepted science opinions and preserve the mainstream archaeology of human evolution, thus involving the famed organization in major historical coverups. Earlier in June, new light was brought to the attention of several Smithsonian whistleblowers who released the secret documents that entirely proved their intention of classifying the existence of an alternative human chronology. The hesitation, according to sources, has not changed. Archaeologists enter the Pyramid A mound through the uncovered underground entrance. In August, several Bourne University bioarchaeologists and geoarchaelogists suggested that the possibility existed the ruins were the remains of G'nare, the tomb necropolis of the first "mammals" that was once guarded by great stone monoliths outside the gates on the first continent of ancient Yidath. They also believed that underneath the pyramids there could be great tunnels and chambers where the tomb city was spread out underground. The more modern ruins, they believed, were built over them by the early Paleo-Indians who later settled there. Scholars Thomas L. Bennett and Elizabeth Conner referred this to the now very rare ‘A Commentary on the Book of Gates’ First Edition (1868) by Professor Jebidiah E. Smith of Oxford and explained that as the discovery of mysterious tomb city had first been reported to the Navajo authorities in a confidential Peamon Mining Company disclosure from November 1973 during the archaeological cultural site assessments being conducted before company mining operations, they expressed the opinion the ruins could be dated to some 3,500 million years. The Smithsonian officials dismissed this initial report, and evidence of this ruin was quickly suppressed. Passing the "Base Relief" door found in the later report, the passage opened up to cave tunnels that appeared to enter further in the darkness (Upper right). (Lower right) prehistoric animal skeleton, likely a cave bear, found in the passage that likely died in the Ice Age. (Left) Deeper passages follow. During an intent to file a public information request amid complaints of "pseudo- archaeology" from the Smithsonian officials, they quickly filed a court motion with the Supreme Court for non disclosure. Mr. Bennett remarked, "There are unexplained artifacts to be found there, photographs. We now have people working there but they (the Smithsonian) have motioned to shut down the investigation". "We are enthusiastic about what we are seeing there; each day is bringing exciting new revelations. There is concern for accepted theories of human evolution on stage, which may bring about serious revisions and doubts about prehistoric chronologies in all aspects of life on Earth." "We are going to continue on regardless of the Smithsonian motion. Their officials seem very worried. They know everything is there, but they demand censorship, "Bennett said. Dr. Canning remarked further: "We have seen the pyramids; we have studies that prove it. There are entrances opened to the pyramid's underground labyrinths, to the tombs. Who had built them? They extend hundreds of feet and even open to lower chambers. We have yet to explore these deeper regions, beyond this, we will see." Large tombs hewn in solid stone were found far underground, where no other human skeletons were discovered. Archaeologists were shocked to discover nearly 100 'Dog Man' skeletons laying within, some wearing bones, jewelry and ornaments and occupying the first main tomb level. Further tools and equipment has been requested to begin exploring for entrances to the deeper chambers.

The Mystery Cult Civilization

While the continued puzzling aspects of the discoveries centering on the "ruins" and the pyramids are debated, Scholars Bennett and Connor insist the tomb city was built over by the Paleo-Indians many thousands of years after their discovery and found them long abandoned when they first arrived in the prehistoric American southwest and began the first Indian civilizations on the region. Smithsonian officials have not been able to convincingly explain the Black Mesa ruins to the work of the ancient Pueblo peoples. Montezuma Castle, near Payson, Arizona was built between 1100 and 1425 BC. The ruin serves as an comparison sample and conclusions are the Black Mesa ruins are built using different techniques with large blocks similar to the early megalithic civilizations. Mr. Bennett remarked, "There is no debate there are major differences in the building techniques and materials of the pyramids and surrounding indigenous artifacts, with many indications the lower constructs are more ancient in the geological spectrum. As in many Middle Eastern cultures, the newer builders utilized rock and materials left from the previous one, but here they left the underground catacombs untouched with no erosion or damage to their interiors." The Smithsonian officials, ever reluctant, have stated a court motion has been filed to shut down the excavation being that the site is not only on the Navajo Reservation, but also on federal land. This was further embellished when the current Eastern Arizona University's Archaeological Center's Director, Dr. Justin Bauer, requesting to restrict the site investigation to EAU exclusively, stated there were no irregularities with the ruins. The Smithsonian Headquarters in Washington DC. But Bourne University's Associate Professor, Jan Howards of the Department of Anthropology, said the discovery may lay credence to the work of Jebidiah Smith and ‘A Commentary on the Book of Gates’. He has stressed the importance on opening the inquiry on the matter and said there may be more proof that the subject matter of the book by the 19th century Oxford Professor could be found while more excavations are conducted over the next few years. "The discovery must be investigated by the academic world and Bourne University is ready to bring them out into the light of day. This will be done for the benefits of science and we have an opportunity to discover the unrevealed truth of our own human evolution to perhaps be rewritten new chapters in the history books."

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