Fifth and perhaps sixth generation skulls exist today, and the anthropologist herself was asked to examine some of them. Various collectors have submitted to his attention skulls of supposed exotic provenance (Mexico, Guatemala, Brazil, Tibet). Some of these "crystals" are actually made of glass, while others are made of hard resins.

Believers in paranormal phenomena claim that the Crystal Skulls can produce a variety of miracles. Anna Mitchell-Hedges said the skull she claims she discovered could cause visions, cure cancer and, once, its magical properties were used to kill a man; on another occasion, Anna would have had a premonition of the assassination of J.F.Kennedy.

The story of the first skull deserves a special paragraph, which involved the very young Anna Mitchell-Hedges, in what later became a real archaeological and mystical phenomenon full of contradictions, mysteries, falsifications and half-truths. Anna died bringing with her the most important and never-revealed secret: was she the one who found the crystal skull? And where?

The Crystal Skulls are a series of objects carved from white quartz (or rock crystal) in the form of human skulls, which some claim come from pre-Columbian cultures of Central America. However, none of the objects made available for scientific examination have been confirmed to be of pre-Columbian origin.

Interesting as it is, the events of his life are only a corollary to his works. Not only was Paracelsus the founder of modern medical science, but Mesmer's theory of magnetism, the "astral" theory of modern spiritualism, and Descartes' philosophy are all concepts that have drawn from his fantastic and not

Over the next three years nothing is known of Saint Germain’s deeds. He reappeared again in 1749 as a guest of King Louis XV of France, likely working as his political agent. During the repression of the Brotherhood that occurred throughout France following the edict of the

On December 24, 1784 Cagliostro founded in Lyon La Sagesse Triomphante Grand Lodge, based upon the rites of the Egyptian Freemasonry, and then opened other lodges of the same nature in Germany, Russia and France. On January, 1785 Cagliostro went to Paris in response to the invitation of Cardinal Rohan

In 1902 a group on twelve men on the border between Tibet and Sikkim disappeared without trace. A group of Indian military sent on the rescue found and killed a semi-human creature which was sent at the closer Empire’s official in charge, Sir Charles Bell. What happened next never made it to the official

In Cryptozoology, "Thunderbird" is a term associated to winged creatures of large dimensions, typically identified with the Thunderbird of the Native Americans traditions. The name seems to originate from the thunder-like sound that the flapping of the wings of these giant

Since ancestral time sailors and seamen have spoken of a huge tentacled monster emerging, during violent thunderstorms, from the unfathomable depths of the ocean. They called that creature "The Kraken". They were familiar with octopuses and squids, which were marine animals with tentacles, but

The soldiers distanced themselves, assuming the anti-ambush stance, when something leaped out of the cave at a speed that caught the Task Force by surprise. It was a human being at least 12, most likely 13 feet tall:

After the UFOs, the Bigfoot enigma can be nevertheless ascribed as the most controversial topic which is debated at various levels within the scientific (including the para-scientific, i.e. cryptozoological) and the media community