(Charlie Hatchett, 9/3/18)
Valsequillo Basin near Puebla, Mexico, has an archeological site called Hueyatlaco. It is an archaeological enigma with scientific findings that cannot be accepted by scientists, knowledge gatekeepers, and university officials with their preferred narratives and timelines that are objectively shown to be completely wrong. These discoveries coincided with the amazing paleoanthropological finds at Olduvai Gorge of extreme antiquity. But the Mexican finds gained no traction, and the African finds took over anthropology. See Parts 2 and 3.
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