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Research developments, publications, media, and upcoming events from The Earth Ark Mission.
New Podcast Episode with Trevor Hawke
Podcast & Media
Trevor Hawke Unlocks Ancient Secrets
We’re excited to share a deep dive into the research of our team member, Trevor Hawke. In a recent appearance on the Acid for Squares podcast, Trevor reveals his latest breakthroughs in decoding "out-of-place" artifacts and ancient material science.
Using advanced geopolymer analysis and UV imaging, Trevor has validated artifacts dating back over 8,500 years. His work challenges traditional history by exploring the chemical manufacturing of "artificial stone" and its link to prehistoric contact.
Prehistoric Artifacts of Mesoamerica
Publication & Research
This study provides a multi-analytical characterization of the Aztlan collection, an extensive assemblage of over 10,000 artifacts representing a previously lost material culture of Mesoamerica. Manufactured from sophisticated, low-temperature anthropogenic geopolymers, these specimens exhibit a level of material engineering previously unattuned to the regional prehistoric record. C14 AMS radiocarbon dating of organic inclusions within the ceramic matrix yields a chronological age of 8,570 ± 30 BP, establishing a definitive mid-Holocene provenance. The collection serves as a unique anthropological record of Extra-Terrestrial (ET) Paleocontact, evidenced by explicit iconographic narratives.
PAST EVENT
Sedona Gathering — Artifacts & Ancient Knowledge
Sedona, Arizona