Why the Ica Stones Are Not Fakes.

There are fakes throughout history all over the world. That does not mean there are not real things. A Wikipedia article claims Ica Stones are fakes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ica_stones

However, a Dr. Dennis Swift claimed there are numerous Ica Stones that are real, engraved by ancient people, not fakes produced by modern people, in this article: http://livingdinos.com/2011/07/are-the-ica-stones-fake-skeptics-under-fire/

As Dr. Swift’s article is very long, I present a short reason why I was persuaded by the article. Let me begin by asking: who knows there are seven blood vessels coming from the heart? Answer: Ancient Peruvians, not paleontologists, nor modern fakers in Ica, Peru. An Ica Stone shows seven blood vessels in a heart surgery:  

http://www.legendsandchronicles.com/ancient-artifacts/the-ica-stones/the-ica-stones-3/

That depiction was confirmed: “Dr. E. Stanton Maxey, Fellow of the American College of Surgeons says,“…in the photographs of stone carvings depicting heart surgery, the detail is clear—seven blood vessels coming from the heart are faithfully copied. The whole thing looks like a cardiac operation, and the surgeons seem to be using techniques that fit with our modern knowledge.””

Quoted from the middle of Dr. Dennis Swift’s article displayed at http://livingdinos.com/2011/07/are-the-ica-stones-fake-skeptics-under-fire/

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