Across the deserts of Peru, the mountains of Japan, and the rock art of Australia, a strange pattern repeats: beings with three fingers, wide torsos, and masked or helmeted heads. Are these figures myth, memory, or something far older than recorded history?
The Tridactyl Enigma takes readers on a journey across archaeology, anthropology, and modern science to examine one of the most compelling mysteries of our time. From the Nazca mummies and Japanese Dogū figurines to Hopi kachinas and global petroglyphs, Juan Culajay traces recurring symbols and anatomical anomalies that defy easy explanation.
Book,
101 Pages
Print Book: US Letter (8.5 x 11 in / 216 x 279 mm),
