Nazca Mummies

Peruvian archaeologist César Soriano claims to have located the discovery site of the tridactyl specimens, reportedly containing additional mummies, artifacts, and evidence of their culture. He also says he has submitted an application to Peru’s Ministry of Culture for authorization to legally investigate the site.

The DICOM files for Antonio have now been released on tridactyls.org. Antonio may be the first tridactyl specimen reported to show possible evidence of dental repair, along with what has been interpreted as evidence of a stabbing injury. By far one of the creepiest tridactyls released so far. 👽🖖🏽 Credit to @joismantilla for DICOM files.

A 3D model comparison between a modern human skull, the newly released tridactyl skull with a large metallic implant, and the pregnant tridactyl specimen known as Montserrat. Source: Dr. Fung

Disclosure is going better than ever if you don't limit it to the USA. 😂

Hopefully, in the coming days, we'll be releasing a report comparing the DICOM data of the 60cm tridactyls with a llama skull. The report will present evidence showing why the llama skull hypothesis does not match the anatomy of the 60cm tridactyl skulls. Rather than relying on speculation, it will compare the actual DICOM data side by side so people can evaluate the evidence for themselves. Source: Dr. Fung, a radiologist with 40 years of experience.

Dr. Fung, a radiologist with over 40 years of experience, addresses the amputation hypothesis, the claim that the Nazca tridactyl hands were created by removing fingers from a human hand. Based on CT scans of the specimen Montserrat, he concludes that the wrist anatomy does not support this idea. According to his study, the wrist is naturally configured for three digits, lacks the trapezium and trapezoid bones, and has a naturally aligned carpal structure unlike that of humans.

One of the new findings reported by Dr. Fung is the identification of a possible fifth egg inside Josefina. Previous examinations had documented only four.

Hello, I have released the new Media Gallery page for the tridactyls, featuring approximately 80 previously unreleased photos along with several videos from @ThinkFeelDoInca. I have also uploaded all the images and videos I currently have of the specimens. You can explore the Media Gallery here: tridactyls.org/media-gallery

If you read the book by Martín Achirica, he explains why the NCBI database lists the tridactyl samples under the “human” category. According to him, it was simply the closest available option in the upload system’s dropdown, not a definitive classification. He also discusses how the bodies in Mexico were presented to the public, as well as his collaboration with a genetics professor in Texas who reviewed the DNA results. The professor reportedly told him, “you have something real here,” which gave him the confidence to move forward with releasing the DNA data during the congressional hearing.

Jois Mantilla shared an update on the tridactyl DNA study. According to him, the first round of testing has already been completed and is now going through a reverification process. He says the results are impressive.

If you follow the work of Dr. John Mack, you would notice that his patients continuously drew the creatures to have 3 fingers.

In this interview, @joismantilla explained that after Montserrat was presented to the public, his sources informed him that agencies from outside Peru were following him and advised him to leave the country. While traveling in Europe, he says an individual approached him and showed him tridactyl corpses in his possession. According to Mantilla, the person told him that if the specimens in Peru were ever taken away by the Peruvian government, he would be willing to allow his collection to serve as a backup to confirm the discovery. @AlchemyAmerican youtu.be/8F55pfmTaYY?si=-wlh…

Hey everyone, Over the next few days, two first hand researchers involved in the tridactyl investigation will be joining Twitter. We will also be hosting a Twitter Space with both of them. Anyone is welcome to join, listen, and ask questions. 1. Dr. Roger Zuniga, Anthropology professor and Director of the tridactyl study. 2. Dr. Irvin Zuniga, Dental and General Surgeon, who has personally removed samples and seen internal organs, removed samples from implants, and reported biointegration. Please note that they only speak Spanish, so I will be translating both the questions and their responses during the Space. Feel free to join the discussion and participate respectfully.