Prove a sostegno di questa teoria sarebbero gli strani petroglifi scoperti nel corso degli anni in varie parti del mondo, dall’Africa all’Australia, dalla Francia al Mesoamerica e alle Ande.Anche in Valcamonica, e precisamente a Capo di Ponte, vicino a Ceto, sono stati scoperti circa 140.000 tra cui alcune strane incisioni scolpite sulla superficie delle rocce.
L’archeologo Matthew Peeples della Arizona State University ha parlato delle principali teorie cospirative che coinvolgono direttamente la sua professione.
Lo scienziato è convinto che la cultura popolare di massa sia responsabile dell’emergere del mito del paleocontatto, secondo cui gli alieni visitarono la terra in passato e parteciparono attivamente alla costruzione di antichissime e gigantesche strutture megalitiche.
L’intervista con il ricercatore è stata pubblicata sul sito web dell’Università sopra indicata.
Secondo lo scienziato, l’idea del paleocontatto è stata diffusa dalla fantascienza degli inizi XX secolo.
Tuttavia, essa divenne molto più popolare con l’avvento di fantasiose serie televisive e numerosi saggi tematici.
Secondo il sito lenta.ru alcuni dati scientifici non sembrano confermare questa versione.
Gli archeologi hanno dimostrato che le grandi piramidi di Giza erano state progettate per essere delle piccole e precarie strutture fino a quando qualcuno non decise di erigerle in modo che potessero durare nei millenni e onorare la grandezza delle divinità di quel periodo.
Le tecnologie utilizzate dagli antichi egizi erano estremamente avanzate per quel tempo, nonostante non corrispondessero affatto ai concetti scientifici di altre antiche civiltà.
Inoltre, l’archeologo afferma che i sostenitori del paleocontatto lo accusano spesso di nascondere la verità, insieme ad altri scienziati in totale disaccordo con tale teoria.
Tuttavia, la scienza convenzionale, compresa l’archeologia classica, si basa sulla costante verifica e critica reciproca da parte di alcuni ricercatori, che continuano ad ottenere nuovi dati e fare eclatanti scoperte.
Pertanto, una possibile cospirazione scientifica sarebbe del tutto incomprensibile e poco accettabile dalla stragrande maggioranza degli archeologi. Allo stesso tempo, le idee pseudoscientifiche continuano ad avere il loro fascino, come dimostrano i nuovi libri e programmi televisivi costantemente emergenti che promuovono l’idea del paleocontatto alieno, una teoria secondo cui dei visitatori extraterrestri sarebbero giunti sulla Terra in tempi antichi, determinando l’evoluzione tecnologica del genere umano, un’ipotesi presentata per la prima volta negli anni ’50 dal matematico sovietico Mikhail Agrest.
Egli afferma che i petroglifi che appaiono nell’antica arte rupestre, alcuni dei quali risalenti a più di 7.000 anni fa, raffigurano dei visitatori alieni che indossano tute spaziali, caschi e armeggiano strumenti tecnologicamente avanzati alcuni dei quali ricordano dei dispositivi volanti.
The alien paleocontact, evidence?
Evidence supporting this theory would be the strange petroglyphs discovered over the years in various parts of the world, from Africa to Australia, from France to Mesoamerica and the Andes.
Also in Valcamonica, and precisely in Capo di Ponte, near Ceto, about 140,000 have been discovered, including some strange engravings carved on the surface of the rocks.
Arizona State University archaeologist Matthew Peeples spoke of the main conspiracy theories that directly involve his profession.
The scientist is convinced that mass popular culture is responsible for the emergence of the myth of the paleocontact, according to which the aliens visited the earth in the past and actively participated in the construction of ancient and gigantic megalithic structures.
The interview with the researcher was published on the University website indicated above.
According to the scientist, the idea of the paleocontact was spread by the science fiction of the early 20th century.
However, it became much more popular with the advent of imaginative television series and numerous thematic essays.
According to the slow website, some scientific data do not seem to confirm this version.
Archaeologists have shown that the great pyramids of Giza were designed to be small and precarious structures until someone decided to erect them so that they could last for millennia and honor the greatness of the gods of that period.
The technologies used by the ancient Egyptians were extremely advanced for that time, although they did not correspond at all to the scientific concepts of other ancient civilizations.
Moreover, the archaeologist states that the supporters of the paleocontact often accuse him of hiding the truth, together with other scientists in total disagreement with this theory.
However, conventional science, including classical archeology, is based on constant verification and mutual criticism by some researchers, who continue to obtain new data and make striking discoveries.
Therefore, a possible scientific conspiracy would be completely incomprehensible and unacceptable to the vast majority of archaeologists. At the same time, pseudoscientific ideas continue to have their appeal, as shown by the new and constantly emerging books and television programs that promote the idea of the alien paleocontact, a theory that extraterrestrial visitors would have come to Earth in ancient times, determining the technological evolution of mankind, a hypothesis presented for the first time in the 1950s by the Soviet mathematician Mikhail Agrest.
He states that the petroglyphs that appear in ancient rock art, some of which date back more than 7,000 years ago, depict alien visitors wearing spacesuits, helmets and tinkering with technologically advanced instruments, some of which resemble flying devices.
Also in Valcamonica, and precisely in Capo di Ponte, near Ceto, about 140,000 have been discovered, including some strange engravings carved on the surface of the rocks.
Arizona State University archaeologist Matthew Peeples spoke of the main conspiracy theories that directly involve his profession.
The scientist is convinced that mass popular culture is responsible for the emergence of the myth of the paleocontact, according to which the aliens visited the earth in the past and actively participated in the construction of ancient and gigantic megalithic structures.
The interview with the researcher was published on the University website indicated above.
According to the scientist, the idea of the paleocontact was spread by the science fiction of the early 20th century.
However, it became much more popular with the advent of imaginative television series and numerous thematic essays.
According to the slow website, some scientific data do not seem to confirm this version.
Archaeologists have shown that the great pyramids of Giza were designed to be small and precarious structures until someone decided to erect them so that they could last for millennia and honor the greatness of the gods of that period.
The technologies used by the ancient Egyptians were extremely advanced for that time, although they did not correspond at all to the scientific concepts of other ancient civilizations.
Moreover, the archaeologist states that the supporters of the paleocontact often accuse him of hiding the truth, together with other scientists in total disagreement with this theory.
However, conventional science, including classical archeology, is based on constant verification and mutual criticism by some researchers, who continue to obtain new data and make striking discoveries.
Therefore, a possible scientific conspiracy would be completely incomprehensible and unacceptable to the vast majority of archaeologists. At the same time, pseudoscientific ideas continue to have their appeal, as shown by the new and constantly emerging books and television programs that promote the idea of the alien paleocontact, a theory that extraterrestrial visitors would have come to Earth in ancient times, determining the technological evolution of mankind, a hypothesis presented for the first time in the 1950s by the Soviet mathematician Mikhail Agrest.
He states that the petroglyphs that appear in ancient rock art, some of which date back more than 7,000 years ago, depict alien visitors wearing spacesuits, helmets and tinkering with technologically advanced instruments, some of which resemble flying devices.