The RealmofHistory blog recently described the finding of North America’s oldest remains from around 13,000 years ago – I doubt it’s a coincidence that evidence suggests that was the approximate time of the last catastrophic POLE SHIFT.
The skeleton of “Eve” was “originally found by underwater researcher Octavio del Rio in 2001…. Fortuitously for the archaeologists, in spite of the 13,000-year old legacy of the Eve of Naharon, the remains were well preserved – with National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) researchers estimating that 80 percent of the skeleton retained its original structure. This allowed the researchers to analyze the anthropological scope of the prehistoric young woman, who was judged to be around 4.6-ft tall.
Interestingly enough, in the recent years, archaeologists have come across eight skeletons of similar age in and around the specific site, with one example pertaining to the remains of a young girl given the moniker of Naia (named after the water nymphs from ancient Greek mythology). As for the reconstruction in question here, already aided by the anthropological studies, the researchers were also able to use state-of-the-art forensic techniques to reconstruct the face of Eve of Naharon. The project in itself is in its late stages and the full reveal of the recreation of the 13,000-year old ‘American’ girl will be made later this year.”
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