Luke Caverns

And so, I don't know, 2015, you guys are talking, and he's like, well, you know, I published that then, but DNA research has come out that says that these people don't have African DNA in them and that maybe this is Polynesian, maybe this is Australasian people intermixing, and that's why they have this unique look, whatever.

And so, I don't know, 2015, you guys are talking, and he's like, well, you know, I published that then, but DNA research has come out that says that these people don't have African DNA in them and that maybe this is Polynesian, maybe this is Australasian people intermixing, and that's why they have this unique look, whatever.

But in the Olmec world, there's this monument that is actually called El Negro. And you look at it, and it's not an Olmec. It is an African man. And so I post about this on my ex-account, and I just kind of like list everything I've seen in the Olmec world. And I'm like, you know, this is really fascinating. Maybe this is evidence of Africans who were in the Olmec world.

But in the Olmec world, there's this monument that is actually called El Negro. And you look at it, and it's not an Olmec. It is an African man. And so I post about this on my ex-account, and I just kind of like list everything I've seen in the Olmec world. And I'm like, you know, this is really fascinating. Maybe this is evidence of Africans who were in the Olmec world.

But in the Olmec world, there's this monument that is actually called El Negro. And you look at it, and it's not an Olmec. It is an African man. And so I post about this on my ex-account, and I just kind of like list everything I've seen in the Olmec world. And I'm like, you know, this is really fascinating. Maybe this is evidence of Africans who were in the Olmec world.

And I hadn't seen this monument before I saw it in person. Because you go in the Olmec realm or the region in Mexico and you go to these museums and you look at the log or the ledger that people have been on and nobody has visited this museum in the last four months. And before that, it was six months before that.

And I hadn't seen this monument before I saw it in person. Because you go in the Olmec realm or the region in Mexico and you go to these museums and you look at the log or the ledger that people have been on and nobody has visited this museum in the last four months. And before that, it was six months before that.

And I hadn't seen this monument before I saw it in person. Because you go in the Olmec realm or the region in Mexico and you go to these museums and you look at the log or the ledger that people have been on and nobody has visited this museum in the last four months. And before that, it was six months before that.

And these monuments just kind of sit underneath these metal roofs to protect them from the rain. It's like this completely lost civilization.

And these monuments just kind of sit underneath these metal roofs to protect them from the rain. It's like this completely lost civilization.

And these monuments just kind of sit underneath these metal roofs to protect them from the rain. It's like this completely lost civilization.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There we go. There we go. So if you pull up an Olmec head, you'll see that these guys are very different looking, and especially if you can get – yeah, yeah, there we go. Look at – okay, so that's a regular Olmec head. So you can see that these are two different races of people. You know, the Olmecs have very soft features, round faces, big eyes, big lips, kind of big noses.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There we go. There we go. So if you pull up an Olmec head, you'll see that these guys are very different looking, and especially if you can get – yeah, yeah, there we go. Look at – okay, so that's a regular Olmec head. So you can see that these are two different races of people. You know, the Olmecs have very soft features, round faces, big eyes, big lips, kind of big noses.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There we go. There we go. So if you pull up an Olmec head, you'll see that these guys are very different looking, and especially if you can get – yeah, yeah, there we go. Look at – okay, so that's a regular Olmec head. So you can see that these are two different races of people. You know, the Olmecs have very soft features, round faces, big eyes, big lips, kind of big noses.

They have very soft features. And this El Negro monument has these high cheekbones, this defined jawline.

They have very soft features. And this El Negro monument has these high cheekbones, this defined jawline.

They have very soft features. And this El Negro monument has these high cheekbones, this defined jawline.

Well, the only counter I give to that is when you when you visit the Olmec realm, you see a lot more than just the heads. You see a lot of Olmec faces, dozens and dozens and dozens of them, maybe well over 100. And when you've seen them all and you kind of get a gist of like the way they generally look, this guy will really stand out.

Well, the only counter I give to that is when you when you visit the Olmec realm, you see a lot more than just the heads. You see a lot of Olmec faces, dozens and dozens and dozens of them, maybe well over 100. And when you've seen them all and you kind of get a gist of like the way they generally look, this guy will really stand out.

Well, the only counter I give to that is when you when you visit the Olmec realm, you see a lot more than just the heads. You see a lot of Olmec faces, dozens and dozens and dozens of them, maybe well over 100. And when you've seen them all and you kind of get a gist of like the way they generally look, this guy will really stand out.