250,000-y.-o. city in Mexico discovered (video)

How is this possible? 250,000-year-old city discovered in Mexico's Valsequillo Basin

(Matrix Wisdom, 6/22/21) Some discoveries are just too hard to fully comprehend. This is one such discovery. When an ancient city was discovered in Mexico, archeologists ran a series of tests on artifacts recovered from the area. When the results came back, they could hardly believe their eyes. The city was dated at 250,000 years old.

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  Hueyatlaco is an archeological site in the Valsequillo Basin near the City of Puebla, Mexico. After excavations in the 1960s, the site became notorious due to geochronologists' analyses that indicated human habitation at Hueyatlaco was dated to circa 250,000 years before the present [1, 2]. These controversial findings are orders of magnitude older than the scientific consensus for habitation of the New World (which generally traces widespread human migration to the New World to 13,000 to 16,000 years before the present). The findings are the subject of continued debate by the scientific community [3].
• Olduvai Gorge in Africa was a simultaneous find that sucked up all the air in the room, hoarding all the attention so that these amazing Mexican finds are virtually unknown.

A Thailand representation of Hindu mythology on cosmos creation from the Puranas (Wiki)

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Vedic literature, such as the Puranas, is based on the "Knowledge Books" (The Vedas) of ancient India and proto-India (i.e., Mohenjo-daro and Harrapa). The historical timeline it paints is millions and millions of years old. It is the timeline accepted as accurate by Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, or the Dharmic traditions. It is also the basis of the work of the "Forbidden Archeologist" Michael Cremo.