Raul Bilecky

The bureaucracy of how to go about doing anything with the Ministry of Culture in Peru is – it's so disjointed.

You can't get things done.

You just can't get – I know Brian Forrester for decades was trying to get some sort of official path to do DNA studies on these things and –

So, I mean, I'm hoping with the work that I'm doing with Pillars of the Past that some of those boundaries can be broken where we can actually get permission to study these things because it's Peru's patrimony.

You can't just go in there and, you know.

Right.

That makes sense.

And so – and it costs money to do those things too.

And you have to do it in the above board way.

And so it's kind of waiting for the okay from them.

Yeah.

Well, it seems like at the very least, the most bizarre elongated skulls should be studied more closely.

It shouldn't just be like, oh, it's in a museum.

Look at the head.

Big, huh?

Weird eyes.

Let's move on.

Look at this bowl.

It's broken, but, you know, pretty interesting.

Let's move on.