Alien Portals: Strange Artifacts, Devices and Technology
Synopsis
Discloses staggering new evidence of ancient technologies used by Early Man and how they acquired it, presenting detailed cases including the history of the Antikythera Device and new data indicating that Archimedes was its inventor, the haunting mystery of the Salzburg cube, its purpose and the ongoing investigations of where it originated from; the enigmatic Sun Stone and how it was discovered by the Vikings; a 120 million year-old map of the Creator engraved into what is known as the Dashka Stone; an exploration of 10 extraordinary ancient technologies that we still don't understand and the baffling question of how they could have been constructed by Ancient Man; the mysterious structure in California that could slow down the aging process and more that will astound the mind and senses.
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