The amazing disappearances of very unusual exhibits of a private museum, which happened in the last century, became known to the general public.
So, the museum of Padre Crespi, who lived in the vicinity of Ecuador, consisted mainly of gifts from grateful Indians and, perhaps, would not be so interesting if its exhibits were not often in conflict with the main postulates of the existing historical science. Confirmation that these objects are not just the handiwork of the Indians, but really ancient artifacts, is the fact that the researcher Juan Moritz discovered caves with similar objects in this area.
The Holy Father opened a museum, which after his death was plundered by unknown persons. There is an opinion that this is the work of the Vatican, since the opening of this institution was possible only with its permission. But, later, having studied the exhibits on display, the Vatican decided to hide them away from human eyes.
Another example of the disappearance of objectionable historical finds are the stones of Ikki found in America. What is surprising is what they depict: people interacting with dinosaurs, which categorically contradicts the generally accepted historical version.
Thus, we can say that it is beneficial to hide unwanted finds for both churches and scientists, so as not to destroy the ideas of mankind about the existing way of the world and not to lose their power over it.
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