About Brien Foerster Brien has explored more than 90 countries but his true passion is researching and writing about the ancient megalithic works found in Peru, Bolivia, Mexico, Easter Island, Egypt, England, and beyond. He has appeared 15 times on the Ancient Aliens television series as well as numerous other TV and radio presentations. Brien's popular Youtube channel contains more than videos related to hidden history and megalithic sites.
Our operations began nearly a decade ago as a way to facilitate my longterm research into megalithic sites and ancient wisdom. Over the years our offerings have grown to an annual series of major group tours featuring well known researchers as well as private tours with me to sites in Peru and Bolivia.
In the previous 3 DNA tests of Peruvian elongated skulls, the only haplogroups that were found showed European ancestry, and no Native American ancestry which is of course very curious. Those results can be seen for: Baby Paracas skull: died at 18 to 24 months old years ago. HERE Video of all of the results, and visit to the DNA lab HERE The skull in the above photo on the left and upper photo was found in the same tomb as the baby shown in the photo above still wrapped in royal textile and displayed haplogroup H2a, which is characteristic of bloodlines from eastern Europe, some western Europe but mainly the Caucasus area, as in Crimea.
Since it was found in the same tomb he or she likely died about years ago. As the above map indicates, the only haplogroups believed to have reached South America prior to the Spanish conquest of AD are A, B, C and Dβ¦thus, we have indications from 4 different skulls found in Peru that the above is not the full story. As the above map indicates, the major centers for those with haplogroup H2a are the Caspian Sea, northern Black Sea and Scandinavia, with the latter likely originating from the Caspian Sea via the Black Sea.
Ancient elongated skulls, dating from about years ago have been found in France, Austria, Hungary, Germany and England, with their source likely being the Crimea area. It is thus plausible that the ancestors of the skull with R2a haplogroup migrated to the coast of Peru, as in Paracas, via the Indian Ocean and then Pacific Ocean between and years ago. The above two skulls are from a museum in Crimea, dated to about BC. They are quite similar in form to some of those found in Paracas.
