New Mayan Artifacts To Be Shown In A Documentary - Ancient UFO's, Aliens and Space Travel

Above photo, was supposedly taken in southern Guatemala in the 1930s, showing a head carved in the jungle. The monument, according to an accompanying letter by archaeologist Hector E. Mejia, dates back to between 3500 and 5000 B.C. and is evidence of a superior civilization unlike any known to have lived on Earth. Mejia described the photograph as being “of a bust which a first glance can be seen to have an elongated cranium and fine characteristics which are not consistent with pre-Hispanic races of America.”

“I certify that this monument presents no characteristics of Maya, Nahuatl, Olmec or any other pre-Hispanic civilization,” he wrote. “It was created by an extraordinary and superior civilization with awesome knowledge of which there is no record of existence on this planet.”

The photo is one of several purported pieces of evidence that will be shown in Julia-Levy’s documentary, which he is making with the cooperation of the Mexican and Guatemalan governments keyed to 2012, the date the Mayan calendar ends.

     

 “This explains who we are,” said Julia-Levy, the son of actor Raul Julia. “This explains why these big f—ing monuments are all around the world.” And Julia-Levy then passed along a direct quote that, he claimed, came from no less than Stephen Hawking, who he said “is going to work with us” and will be included in his film:

Mexican film producer Raul Julia-Levy stated last year, that he and his documentary film crew had the full backing of the Mexican government to produce a film on previously classified Mayan artefacts. The film began shooting early this year and is scheduled to be released this upcoming fall.

Recently, reports indicate that one of the people involved in the film, a lady by the name of Elisabeth Thieriot, took off with sets of filmed footage.

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Among the documents obtained by TheWrap are a letter from the attorney general in the Mexican state of Campeche that orders Thieriot and two others to appear and turn over the hard drives and towers.

That letter appears to be in response to complaints made by Julia-Levy who, according to a subsequent letter, appeared in the city of San Francisco de Campeche in April to swear out complaints against Thieriot and three others.

Another letter, from Ramon Carrasco Vargas of Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History, a government entity, is addressed to Thieriot and details a list of violations and warnings:

“The use of all footage in both the archeological zones in Calakmul and in the Island of Jaina is unauthorized … cannot be used and is to be returned immediately.”

“Filming permits granted by the National Institution of Anthropology and History were given to C. Raul Julia-Levy, which means that the filming performed on the Island of Jaina invaded federal ground.”

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The following photo’s I screen capped from a lecture on youtube and photoshopped them up, to bring out the details.

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