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Crystal Skulls


Like the dropa stones, crystal skulls are another unexplained and mystical treasure. As a treasure hunter I have a natural curiosity for the mysteries that surround life. I believe that all successful treasure hunters have an inherent ability to search for and understand the world’s unsolved mysteries.

What Are They

A crystal skull is a replica of human skulls.

They have been carved from quartz. Quartz is a pure, clean crystal of silicon dioxide. There are many of these skulls that exist today. Some of these are modern, however, a few have been suspected to be carved centuries ago.

Mayan and Aztec

Some of these crystal skulls have supposedly existed since the time of the Mayan and Aztec cultures. One in particular, the Mitchell-Hedges skull, has been the most popular of the crystal skulls.

The Skull of Doom

The Mitchell-Hedges skull has been called the “Skull of Doom.”

F.A. Mitchell-Hedges who was a writer-adventurer-explorer, and his seventeen-year-old daughter Anna, claimed to have found the skull in 1924. As the story goes, the two found the skull in a temple ruin in the ancient Mayan city of Lubaatun in British Honduras.

The story of how Mitchell-Hedges and his daughter found the skull was apparently a fabrication by the explorer who was known to tell tall tales in his writings.

Mitchell-Hedges actually purchased the skull at an auction in Sotheby’s in London in 1943. However, the origin and the mystery that surrounds the skull are very real.

Tests by Hewlett-Packard Labs

As I mentioned before, there are a number of crystal skulls in existence. However, the one that was tested for its validity was the “Skull of Doom”.

These tests revealed strange occurrences.

The first strange anomaly was the fact that whoever sculpted the skull did not use any metal tools to carve it. There were no signs of any scratches on the crystal. As hard as the surface of the skull is, there should have been some evidence of scratching due to cutting.

If no metal tool was used to carve the skull, then what instrument was used?

Especially if the skull was carved thousands of years ago when technology was non-existent.

Strange Occurrences

In addition to the confusion of how the skull was made is the fact that observers of the skull have watched it change colors. What has also been observed are strange scenes reflected in the eye sockets of the skull. Scenes of buildings, scenery and other objects have been noticed inside the skulls eyes.

In 1970 Frank Dorland a crystal carver and crystalkulls expert examined the piece. Dorland claimed that the skull originated in Atlantis, the lost, mythical continent, and that it was at one time in the possession of the Knights Templars.

Wherever the “Skull of Doom” originated, or for that matter any of the crystal skulls, the story behind these treasures may never be answered.


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