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>I also exchanged opinions with De Mahieu about Santo Domingo and the Tinguiririca Mountains, with Foncke’s theories about the Egyptians in South America. De Mahieu thought that it was “blonde Libyans” who, in remote Chile, created the “Cultural Complex of Maipo-Rapel”
>Even more south of Alto Vilches, closer to Talca, in Mulchen, a German farmer, with the last name of Von Platte, found a strange object while plowing. The result was a small statuette, gorgeously carved, of a white, bearded man, covered with a sort of hood, and with the figure of Irminsul about the front. It can now be found at the Methodist Museum of Angol, where the German had the bad idea of turning it in. Experts have been consulted from all over the world, and no one has yet to give us an idea of who carved it, nor who it belongs to. It did not come from elsewhere, as the material is andesite, a native rock. I sent De Mahieu a photo, and he responded, saying that he was dealing with an “authentic Hyperborean, with clothing from the epoch of Troy.” “A drinker of mead.”
>[Inca] Garcilaso recounts to us of having seen blonde Inca mummies of grand stature. Also, there were giant mummies found in Paraca, Peru, white and blonde, dolichocephalic,
>Guatan is an Inca storm god, whose name means “whirlwind.” The Maya called him VOTAN.