A legend was transmitted in Central America for a very long time. Both the Mayas and the Aztecs believed that the world had already been destroyed four times and that we live here under the fifth Sun. Giants lived under the first Sun; their world was destroyed by water. The second Sun witnessed the aerial serpent destroying the world and people being transformed into monkeys, only one man and one woman were saved. The third Sun was destroyed by heavenly fire (a meteorite), people of that time ate fruit only...
At the time of the fourth Sun, people had died of hunger, which followed a flood of fire and blood. It was predicted that the end of the fifth world would have happened because of the Earth vibrating and shaking (due to possible inversion of the terrestrial magnetism). Then all life would disappear.
Perhaps, youíve heard about Mayan calendar. It started on August 13, 3114 BC, and the end was destined to come on December 21, 2012. It was related to Venus. Mayan scribes left manuscripts, called codices, with many "prophecies", particularly about solar eclipses. They were regarded to be famous astronomers.
From the times when people inhabited twelve planets, there were thirteen crystal skulls left. Those inhabitants left them to people of Earth. Atlantes had left them to the Mayas. If put together, these skulls could have revealed information about our origins and how to avoid future catastrophes. Our predecessors could make them speak, their jaws could move. One may suppose that they were super-powerful computers.
Results of multiple examinations of these skulls are astonishing. Namely, the research on the famous skull of Anna Mitchell-Hedges, carried out by the Hewlett Packard laboratories, was summarized as follows: "Our scientists cannot explain how these skulls could have been carved in ancient times without instruments and tools of today".
According to experts at Hewlett Packard, it would have taken no less than a year to carve a scull of Anna Mitchell-Hedges even with modern tools. Also, it is not clear how such a precisely engraved fragile object could have been preserved under the permanent effects of the vibrations and heat.
The answers to all these questions could have helped to give credit to the authenticity of the legend.
Itís worth mentioning that since the end of the 19th century the crystal skulls trade began but most of them were duplicates. So is it a legend or...?