For decades, Colombian professor Jaime Gutierrez Lega has been collecting a collection of strange artifacts that do not fit into official ideas about the past of mankind.
Many of the items in his collection have been found in a poorly explored and rugged area of the country called Sutatausa.
Some of these objects are stones with images of people, animals, various symbols and with inscriptions in an unknown language. But the main exhibits of the collection are various items made of liddite - a mineral that is comparable in hardness to granite, but with a fibrous structure reminiscent of a tree leaf.
Of greatest interest here are various medical instruments made at least at the level of our civilization, as well as the famous "genetic disk", the manufacture of which using our technologies is impossible.
The disc has a diameter of 27 centimeters and weighs about 2 kilograms. This disc contains images describing the full cycle from fertilization of a female egg to the birth of a child, which proves the existence of such knowledge among civilizations of distant antiquity. Images of those processes that in ordinary life can only be seen under a microscope. On the left side of the disc at 11 o'clock, you can see an image of a male testicle without a sperm and with a sperm, apparently the process of sperm generation is shown here.
On the left, approximately in the direction of the hour, you can see several sperm cells that have already been born. Longer image is still incomprehensible to us. A more detailed study of biologists is needed.
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The reverse side of the disc at the top shows the embryo in several stages of development. and ending with what a newborn baby looks like. We also see the image of a man and a woman on the disc at about six o'clock.
Around three o'clock on the disk, images of a man, a woman and a child are visible, the oddity here is how the head of a person is depicted. If this is not a stylistic image, then what kind of people these people belong to.
Among the artifacts from liddite is one that depicts a mother with a child on the front, and men in hunting gear on the back. The next artifact from the collection is a very unusual knife. Above on the handle of the knife is the mother's head, and below - the head of a child, whose neck is entwined with an umbilical cord. It is quite obvious that this knife was used to cut the umbilical cord and save the life of a newborn.
Among the artifacts, there are many other items that were clearly used for medical purposes. At a small size, they differ in the same perfection of forms as the previous ones. Here is what Professor Klaus Dona writes about them: “When we examined the material in Vienna, these objects were examined by the world's best expert. His first conclusion was about the material - each of these items is made of liddite. Regarding their appearance, his final conclusion was: “I can not tell you how they were made, nor who made them. The only thing I can definitely tell you is that these days we cannot make the same tools from the same material."
Thus, we do not know how old these artifacts are. Since they were found in Colombia and do not fit any of the existing pre-Columbian cultures, we are forced to assume that their age is at least 6 thousand years. However, we are unable to explain what kind of technology was used to make these instruments from liddite."
Based on these findings, we can conclude the following: these artifacts belong to an unknown high-tech civilization of the past, the very existence of which by official science is, if not denied, then frankly hushed up. So, there is one more proof in favor of falsification of the official version of human history.
Here are also artifacts, medical instruments made of lydite, which were used in antediluvian times, and which in modern conditions cannot be made of the same material.
These instruments are suitable for hands of any size, they are made with such precision and incredible technology for our time.