Questfortruth, on 14 December 2012 - 10:52 PM, said:
1:00 - the statues all look roughly the same ... could that be a result of them being produced in the same artistic style? After all, there aren't any blue people with huge noses the size of their head and eyes on the one side of their face despite all the artwork by Picasso depicting them so. Maybe the eyes are like that because of aliens, or they're like that because, culturally, the bigger the eyes the more intelligent/important the person, we've lost so much about the Maya and pre-Maya culture(s) we can't tell one way or the other. And they all have the same posture, that suggests to me they're serving a similar function, which of course would mean they look similar.
1:18: "Spacecraft" or a mouth.
1:20: The guy the the bubble is similar to artwork we know is used to symbolise speech, therefore I'm interpreting that as "he's being spoken of/spoken into existence".
Mind you, the "saucer" in the picture is eeriely reminicent of modern saucer UFOs. Can we be sure it's not a recent addition?
1:40: Bloke in a hat having a bit of a sit down.
1:43: there are those eyes again. A rucurrent feature of the art then or are we seeing them a lot because they support the argument being made?
1:56: That's call "the sun".
2:00: Okay ... that's odd. Cloud? Mountain? The saucer seems to be carved deeper/the lines darker then the rest of the imagine though.
2:13: Snake.
2:24: Bloke on the loo.
3:00: Okay ... that's a classic grey. Pity we can't carbon date stone.
3:25: I'm really starting to think that those eyes are an artistic choice and not "aliens", sorry.
3:34: Stargate
3:46: Pregnant woman.
4:03: Bloke carrying a covered platter.
if the rest of the 30 minutes is like that, then I'm sorry to say I'm not convinced. Yes there's stuff there that can be intrepreted as alien, but it can equally be interpreted as artistic style. And we can't carbon date it because we can't carbon date stone. I'm not convinced, sorry Questfortruth, and if I'm not convinced (as I'm the most "fringe" of the sceptics here) it's not going to convince any of the sceptics.