Temple Murals on ceiling in Abydos (El-Balyana, Egypt) built by Seti-I completed by his son Ramses-II, c. 1000 BC
Temple Murals in Egypt depicting Sun with nineteen rays (planets?), cone-shaped hats, babies with elongated heads
Tanzania, Africa c. 27,000 BC cave painting depicts strange beings surrounding woman & being in legged box
Wooden Model of flying bird or airplane discovered in Saqquare, Egypt c. 200 BC
Sumerian reptillian god-like angel creature called Anunnaki - "those who from heaven to earth came"
Sumerian stone engraving shown with artist's reconstructive pencil drawing of head and glass dome
Medieval Mural depicting Jesus on the cross while two manned comets soar above
Babylonian Mural depicting a Bird-Man creature, while the giant Enki sits on a throne between Tigris & Euphrates
Jesus ascending into Heaven
Madonna Painting in Medieval gallery shows man looking up at a strange object in the sky
Tiamat looking back at Ninurta in Sumerian Mural
Rainbow Squid changing several radiant colors in front of an Underwater Camera [still framed photo]
Egyptian Mural c. 2000-1000 BC
Real or Hoax? Are these skulls the remnants of some human abnormality, or something greater?
Medieval Painting depicting floating objects in the background
Jesus Christ getting baptized by John the Baptist depicted in this Painting
Medieval Painting depicting a strange glowing object in the sky
Sumerian Mural depicting the Sun and Moon, a fish-like deity, and some strange hovering object, c. 3000 BC
Hindu Painting on Paper showing goddess and her followers
Egyptian Painting depicting two beings, male and female, with round bellies and elongated heads
Ancient Map showing lost continents of Atlantis and Lemuria
Now in Val Camonica, Italy there are large shapes on the ground depicting beings in suits which resemble astronauts dating to about 10,000 BC which can only be seen from sky view... In the Himalayan mountains in Tibet there are gold monoatomic discs which seem to levitate by themselves, dating to 500 BC... and in Iraq there are ancient Babylonian clay pot batteries which still contain the electrodes from around 2,500 BC... What do all these things mean? Where do they come from? As far as any modern researcher knows, the first flying saucers were Kongming Lanturns (hot-air balloons) created by the Chinese inventor Zhuge Liang in 200 AD... Or were they? I'd like to hear what all of you think.
