"The Paracas were an incredibly complex ethnic world of humans … There are many different haplogroups that have been found in DNA tests on the elongated skulls of Paracas and these haplogroups, which are your genetic lineage, do not fit into the history of Peru …"
According to a group of experts who are researching the phenomenon of the Paracas elongated skull, recent DNA results have shown that the Paracas elongated skulls, Peru, are not native to the region.
In the 1920s, a Peruvian archaeologist named Julio Tello discovered a series of tombs in Paracas Peru. The contents of the tomb left experts at a standstill as countless elongated skulls were recovered from the graves. Since then, more elongated skulls have been discovered in the region, raising many questions about these mysterious people.
For over five years, experts like Brienne Foerster have been trying to solve the mystery of elongated skulls. Despite significant progress in understanding them, the study was very difficult.
Analysis of this elongated red-haired skull shows that it has a mitochondrial haplogroup U2e, which could mean it originated somewhere in the Caucasus … far from Paracas.
After countless research, we began to learn more about these secret turtles. Some DNA tests have shown that the elongation that exists on the Paracas turtles was not the result of artificial cranial deformation, but genetics. Some of the Paracas skulls have a cranial volume that is 25% larger and 60% larger than normal human skulls. While the "head bandage" can change the shape of the skull, it cannot change its volume.
A symposium was held in Los Angeles late last week where experts announced new test results performed on elongated skulls.
The main speakers at the event were L. A. Marzulli and Brienne Foerster.
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As reported by Megalith Marvels, Foerster, author of several books on the subject and recognized expert on Paracas skulls, has posted the following information on the aforementioned DNA findings.
“The DNA results were actually incredibly complex … It will take me a while to understand what the results mean. What he accurately shows is that the elongated skulls of the Paracas people were not 100% Native American. They were a mix or even, in some way, a hybrid of different people."
More questions than answers …
Fuerster explains that “their blood types are also very complex, they must be O blood types if they are 100% Native American, and they are not. We are probably looking at a subspecies of humanity in relation to the Paracas … There seems to be a lot of DNA evidence from extreme eastern Europe and extreme western Asia. In particular, we are talking about the area between the Black and Caspian Seas, where ancient people with an elongated skull lived, about 3000 years ago"
