(Charlie Hatchett, 9/3/18) Valsequillo: An Archaeological Enigma, Chapter 3. Mexico has an ancient archeological site named Hueyatlaco. Different scientific methods of dating have repeatedly shown that this city is 250,000 years-old, that is, a quarter of a million years old. This super antiquity flips the field of paleoanthropology and its narratives on their heads, supporting instead the much more ancient Vedic timeline based on India's Vedas or "Knowledge Books," particularly a section known as the Puranas.
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