Expanded Discussion of The HAB Theory
Gershom Gale
gershon1@netvision.net.il
An Explanation for the Otherwise
Inexplicable
Could it be that previous civilizations of man
were destroyed by such capsizings? Could it be
that this was what caused the extinction of
the mysterious race which originally built the
amazing cities, the ruins of which are
extensive in Peru, long before the ancient
Incas were living their own highly advanced
civilization?
Perhaps now one of the most puzzling of these,
the incredible find at Marcahuasi, only 80 km
northeast of this city, can be solved. Are
these the remains of a civilization made
extinct by a previous capsizing? The remains
have been a continuing enigma to
archaeologists, particularly a spectacular
discovery made in 1952 at an altitude of over
13,000 feet in the Andes.
The discovery, made in 1952 by Dr. Daniel
Ruzo, is a great stone amphitheater in which
are magnificent sculptures -- but sculptures
which, according to all we know, are wholly
anachronistic. Here, for example, among
carvings of familiar South American animals
and people, can also be seen unmistakable
likenesses in white dioritic porphyry stone of
camels and cows, lions and elephants, and
other animals which have never lived there,
along with finely carved heads, in the same
material, of Semites, Caucasians and Negroes,
all of whom supposedly came to this continent
less than 500 years ago. There is even a
perfect rendering of the turtle's long-extinct
ancestor the amphichelydia; yet in all
recorded history, the amphichelydia is known
only from its fossilized remains. It lived
during the Upper Triassic Period and became
extinct about 180 million years ago.
Where, then, could the sculptor have gotten
his model? There is also a rendering of a
horse, but horses became extinct in the region
9,000 years ago and did not reappear until
brought by Spanish conquistadors in the
sixteenth century.
Dr. Ruzo's great discovery too long has been
ignored. It is now time for science to take a
fresh look at such mysteries of the past.
Or consider Tennessee's famous fossil
footprints. Found during the last century near
Brayton in Bledsoe County, these prints of
bare human feet are embedded in solid granite
which is probably hundreds of millions of
years old=! Not only that, the human who made
those prints must have been gigantic, for the
heel alone measures 13 inches in width.
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