MAYAN CRYSTAL SKULL COMPUTER?


	MAYAN CRYSTAL SKULL COMPUTER?

ATLANTIUM

5-15-2007 2:05 PM

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mayan crystal skull computer, mayan super tech, edgar cayce, crystal skull, anna mitchell hedges, atlantis, atlantes, crystal computer, atlantium, roc hatfield

ATLANTIUM says:

What is the true source of the Mayan Crystal Skull computer?

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5-15-2007 5:07 PM

strider72

I don't get the big mystery. Looks as though somebody carved the thing. GOOOD carving job, but still... why is this a big mystery?

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