My original intention to go to Belize to visit Lubantuum, the pyramid where Mitchell-Hedges Helen crawled inside and allegedly found a skull glass in 1924 when he was 16 years old.

Lubantuum pyramid is in ruin, halfway between Dangriga and Punta Gorda, accessible only by negotiating quarter mile cow path leading from a dirt road, which is being gradually restored, but there is still much work to do.

His father was studying British Honduras (now Belize) for evidence of the legendary Atlantis. His account of the discovery indicates that she was the only small enough to climb the small entrance of the pyramid where the skull was found.

Thirteen of the crystal skulls have been found in parts of Central America, Mexico and South America. The skulls are believed to be between 5,000 and 36,000 years old and many people claim to have healing properties and magical, however, nobody really knows where they came from or how they were made.

The skulls were found near the ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins, with some evidence linking the ancient civilizations of Peru.

The Mitchell-Hedges skull is the most famous, because it resembles a human skull and remarkably, has a bone Removable jaw.

It is impeccable in its design, being polished glass, is so perfect that the most advanced and sculptures of the time engineers do not have idea of how they could have done without it breaking or falling apart during construction.

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