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The Zone of Silence
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and Miscellaneous Related Information
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compiled by
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P. G. Navarro in collaboration with Jimmy Ward
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Phenomena observed in the area known as the Zone of Silence,
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which covers an area from San Jose del Central and Mohovano
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to the 27th Parallel, including the junction of the states of
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Coahuila, Chihuahua and Durango, Mexico. With the center about
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26 degrees, 45 minutes North and 103 degrees, 40 minutes West.
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(By the Cultural Center of the Laguna de Torreon):
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1. In certain parts of this area, propagation of radio waves is
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difficult, and sometimes impossible, hence the name given to
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the place : The Sierra, or Zone of Silence.
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2. There are frequent falls of meteorites in the area.
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3. There is an abundance of fossils (some are more than 60
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million years old). They can be picked up from the surface
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of the ground in sharply defined areas, where crystallized
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minerals with strange shapes can also be found.
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4. Strong instantaneous concentrations of energy in sporadic
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form has been detected, possibly cosmic or neutron rays.
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5. Small desert plants with abnormal characteristics are to be
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found there. Probably caused by mutations.
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6. Other odd phenomena :
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Animals are subject to strange behavior. They lose their
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sense of direction. For example : Dogs have FITS OF TERROR for
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no apparent reason. Turtles turn over on their backs. If they
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are placed on their feet they roll over again and remain in this
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position till they die.
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Other information states that the Zone of Silence is in an area
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located some 225 miles south of the U.S. - Mexico border - 1000
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kilometers North of Mexico City. It is N.E. of Ceballos in the
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State of Durango. It is near the town of San Jose (a map of Mexico
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shows San Jose to be a town N.E. of Ceballos and is known simply as
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"San Jose" and NOT San Jose del Central NOR San Jose del Centro,
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which might have been its earlier designation).
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The 3 X 3 X 3 kilometer area known as the Zone of Silence is
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actually about 70 miles to the Southeast of San Jose at the border-
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line between the States of Coahuila and Durango. (Some 30 miles
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North of the 26th Parallel near the towns of La Campana and
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Tlahualilo, Durango).
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In the book "Ancient Mysteries of the Mexican and Mayan Pyramids" by
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Warren Smith, it is stated that the Zone of Silences was first noted
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in 1969 by an engineer of the Mexican Oil Cartel (PEMEX) named Harry
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de la Pena, who was prospecting in the area for possible oil-bearing
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geological formations. De la Pena found the "Zone of Silence" to be
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a TRIANGULAR area measuring 3 X 3 X 3 kilometers. He presumed that
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possibly enormous deposits of magnetic iron might be under that
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desert area, known as Bolson de Mapimi (The Mapimi Desert or
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"Pocket"), which would account for the short-circuiting of
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electrical equipment in that location.
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There is a branch office or experimental station near that area (at
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Ceballos), which is run by the University of Mexico under Carlos
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Graef Fernandez to investigate the strange phenomena encountered
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there.
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It is said that rocks have been found which resemble pieces of
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CORRODED METAL (like machine parts).
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Mexican investigators have found a METALLIC POWDER in the area that
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consisted of MICROSCOPIC HOLLOW SPHERES that seemed to have
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CONTAINED A GAS before they burst.
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In February, 1969 a Soviet spacecraft which appeared to be on a
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collision course with a meteor, was turned to one side
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(intentionally deviated from its course) to avoid collision. The
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meteor SWERVED TOWARD THE SPACECRAFT but returned to its original
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course and fell near the Zone of Silence. Investigators found the
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metallic powder in the area where this meteor landed.
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On July 11, 1970 an Atlas-Agena rocket was deviated from its course
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and fell near Ceballos (in the Zone of Silence). Permission was
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given by the Mexican government for U.S. scientists to retrieve the
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rocket. It took them several days before they could locate it. For
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a number of years the U.S. has shown an interest in this area of the
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Mapimi Desert. The search for the lost rocket afforded the
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scientists an opportunity to conduct their own investigation of the
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area. They took many samples of earth and plants and animal life
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from the region and transported it to their laboratories in the U.S.
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It was in 1969 that my uncle, Stanley N. was in Mexico visiting
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relatives. He was in the town of Sacramento in the State of
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Coahuila, which is about 60 miles from the eastern extremities of
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the Mapimi Desert. On, or about May 22nd of that year he observed a
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strange light (or object) which was moving at a high rate of speed
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in a direction from north to south toward the west (toward the area
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of the Mapimi Desert). It was traveling in a straight line but
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seemed to suddenly curve down and may have landed in the area of the
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Zone of Silence. The object was bluish-green and silent. It was
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seen by many residents of the town. The time was about 7 PM but it
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was still daylight.
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Another object, similar to the first one was observed a few days
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later. It also moved in a horizontal trajectory, then dropped down
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in the same region toward the area of the Mapimi Desert. It should
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be noted that Stanley N. had never heard about the Zone of Silence
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nor about the strange things occurring in that region, but his
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observations pinpointed this particular area as the place where
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these objects had presumably landed (or fallen), for there is
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definitely something in that area which draws (or attracts) certain
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falling objects, including rockets or meteorites.
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Another strange thing that Stanley N. observed at that time was that
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soon after the appearance of these objects, there was an EPIDEMIC OF
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LIZARDS OF A STRANGE VARIETY which suddenly appeared in and near the
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town of Sacramento.
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One person claimed to have seen an object as large as a coffee table
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fall from the sky. Upon investigation it was found to be a
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conglomerate of lizards which seemed to be all glued together like a
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plastic ball or "like a chunk of ice".
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Many of these lizards were also seen at Becerra, Coahuila.
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From "Travels in the Interior of Mexico" by Lt. R. W. Hardy of the
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British Royal Navy:
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"At the town of San Gregorio is an enormous mass of malleable
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iron and nickel, perhaps the aerolites which Mr. Humboldt
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described as being near the town of Durango. Many attempts have
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been made to melt down this mass of iron, but without success.
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The iron, in consequence of the admixture of nickel, is so
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exceedingly hard that, when cold, no chisel will cut it."
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The above was written during the travels of Lt. Hardy through the
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area of the Mapimi Desert in 1825-1828.
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A more recent account of happenings in the area is the incident
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involving a 36-year old American ex-clergyman who allegedly came in
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contact with the crew of a UFO which landed in, or near, the Zone of
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Silence in 1974.
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Near the area of the Zone of Silence is a valley which has been
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called the "Valley of Marvels" by the scientists who went there to
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investigate an ancient tomb in which were buried some strange,
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giant-sized beings, standing up. Some pictographs were found near
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the tomb which depicted some oval-shaped objects showing footprints
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leading from them toward what appeared to be some hills or mountains
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in the distance.
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I am inclined to believe that the pictographs were probably made by
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these strange beings, who landed (or fell) into that area long ago,
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probably attracted by the same thing which attracts objects there
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today. (I observed a meteor which passed over Houston, Texas on
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April 6, 1969. It was also observed over Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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I saw it break up into two separate pieces. Later, in talking with
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the director of Burke Baker Planetarium I learned that one piece had
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landed in the Pacific Ocean. The other piece had landed somewhere
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in Mexico. If you were to trace the route of this piece of
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meteorite which deviated from the large piece I believe you will
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find that it landed somewhere in the Zone of Silence.)
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I believe that the giant-sized beings found near that area (some of
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them were over nine feet tall) used PICTOGRAPHS TO TELL OF THEIR
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LANDING because it was the best graphic means to communicate with
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the natives of the area, who would not understand their written
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symbols. These pictographs are a record of their landing (or crash-
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landing) and they also show that at least one of their party left
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the landing site and walked toward some mountains in the distance,
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(toward the Delicias Mountains, which are in the region of the
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Mapimi Desert, close to the Zone of Silence) perhaps attracted by
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whatever it is that has attracted others to the area to this day.
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There is no doubt that what attracted later visitors to this area
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was the silver that is abundant in that area, for there are many
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working and worked-up mines spread out throughout the area in the
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Northern part of that desert area. Lt. Hardy, in his journal states
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that "San Pedro is in a valley, into which several rivulets run and
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from whence the water has no escape, except by filtration and
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evaporation. A lake of considerable size has formed in consequence.
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In a neighboring hillock are the ruins of a small fort, which was
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erected at the commencement of the revolution (the revolt against
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Spanish rule). The distance from hence to Mapimi is 14 leagues in
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an E.N.E. direction, where there are some very valuable mines,
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worked by natives. It is said to be the most promising mining
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district in the republic."
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I believe that this member of the party undertook to make this
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journey by foot to the Delicias Mountains, which were toward the
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northwest. He died in that region, his body (or skeleton) being
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discovered in this century by two farmers from near the town of
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Cuatro Cienegas, Coahuila, who went into the mountains on a camping
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trip and found the skeleton of a giant-sized man in a cave. (The
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Delicias Mountains are west of the road that runs between the towns
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of Cuatro Cienegas and San Pedro).
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It is possible that this giant being was one of the six who landed
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in the Valley of Marvels. He probably died in the mountains due to
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the harsh climate and rigorous conditions in the area. The others
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may have lived out their lives in the Valley region, probably trying
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to make contact with others of their kind, and possibly also trying
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to repair their spacecraft. It might even be this ancient spaceship
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that is causing some of the strange emanations, or whatever it is,
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that is causing the interference with radio waves and electrical
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devices, for they may have eventually buried their ship. There is
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positive evidence that they died there, for their bodies were found
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in a circular tomb, standing up. They were fair-haired and very
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tall, and although they had human characteristics, they were still
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very different from humans and it is believed that they may have
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been extraterrestrial beings.
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Other beings of giant proportions have also been discovered near the
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town of Tepic, in the State of Nayarit in Mexico. Perhaps these
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were members of the same party, who went south and perished there.
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Senor de Valda, in 1938 found some ancient grave-mounds containing
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several skeletons of men AND WOMEN. They were all from eight to
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nine feet tall. (From Mysteries of Ancient America, by Wilkins)
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Other theories connected with the giant-sized beings of the Valley
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of Marvels and some recent findings in an area about 160 miles to
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the North of Tepic. This concerns a coastal area near the town of
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Dimas, in the State of Sinaloa, where a large assortment of carved
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rocks cover a large area of the beach. It is a very inaccessible
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and deserted stretch of rock and pebble-strewn beach where even the
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residents of the town of Dimas do not usually go because of its
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inaccessibility, and because of the sharks, which discourage
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swimming in the area. Thus the place is hardly ever visited.
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According to the authors of an article in CONTACTOS EXTRATERRESTRES,
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a Mexican publication, they had gone into that area to investigate
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and take pictures of the rocks with their fascinating drawings and
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carvings. (They are Hector Chavarria Liu and Pablo Latapi Ortega).
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They are of the opinion that these rocks contain geometric designs
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which may be a "message" or "book" left by unknown denizens of the
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area perhaps thousands of years ago. Could these carved rocks have
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any connection with the beings who landed near the Zone of Silence
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and later journeyed to Tepic?
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This place is not too far from the tourist town of Mazatlan.
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According to the authors of the article, the designs inscribed and
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cut in the rocks....the intentions of the artist (who made them)
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seem to have been to perpetuate the memory of an extraterrestrial
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visit....so long ago that no history records it". Only the rocks
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with their obscure messages remain.
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In Biografia de Mexico, in a chapter entitled "Magnetismo Terrestre"
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is to be found : In Coahuila, Minerales Ferricos in Bolson de
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Mapimi. They include Magnetite and Hematite.
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"Desde antes de nuestra era se conocia la existencia de un
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mineral que atraia particulares de hierro" (Page 321)
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Translation :
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"Even before our era, it was known of the existence of a
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mineral (in the area) which attracted particles of iron."
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There is also mention of large concentrations of iron in the area of
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Durango, which contain magnetite and hematite, with a high anomaly
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of "horizontal intensity". There are also other minerals in the
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area of the Mapimi Desert containing "masa de magnetita", or
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magnetic mass.
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There is also a large mass of iron and other minerals in the area
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near Tepic, in Nayarit, although no mention is made of any magnetic
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ore there.
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In "Gravimetria", published in 1936 is an account of the "Anomalias
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de la Gravedad" in the Republic of Mexico. It states that zero
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point in the iso-anomaly (points of magnetic variation) reaching
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negative and positive readings, is to be found ONLY TO THE WEST,
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near the coast along a line from the area of the Mapimi Desert and
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in the BOLSON dE MAPIMI.
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I do not presume to know what the meaning of the above is all about,
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but it is informationg pertaining to the area that we are interested
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in and I include it here for all it's worth.
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1511 Summer St.
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