The Ica Stones
Starting in the 1930s, the father of Dr. Javier Cabrera, Cultural Anthropologist for Ica, Peru, found a large number of formal entombment stones in the tombs of the antiquated Incas. Dr. Cabrera, carrying on his dad's work, has gathered more than 1,100 of these andesite stones, which are evaluated to be in the vicinity of 500 and 1,500 years of age and have turned out to be referred to on the whole as the Ica Stones. The stones bear etchings, a large number of which are sexually realistic (which was normal to the way of life), some photo icons and others delineate such practices as open-heart surgery and mind transplants. The most bewildering etchings, in any case, plainly speak to dinosaurs – brontosaurs, triceratops (see photograph), stegosaurus and pterosaurs. While doubters consider the Ica Stones a lie, their realness has nor been demonstrated or invalidated.
