The Real Story Of Crystal Skulls From A Real Life Indiana Jones

There’s a great deal of fascination with crystal skulls, even going back to the 1800s when the British Museum and the museum in Paris first acquired their crystal skulls.

There are many supernatural stories about crystal skulls, and there is no doubt at all that a number of unusual physical effects happen around these skulls. Even at the British Museum and Smithsonian, people noticed strange effects around them.

Allegedly the British Museum skull would glow, move by itself and would just light up. It was said that the cleaning staff didn’t like to clean around the skull, and they preferred to put a cloth over it while they worked at night. The Mitchell Hedges skull glowed, and people would say there were unusual smells like flowers coming from it.

A number of people who own crystal skulls believe they have psychic conversations with the crystal skulls, and the skulls allegedly tell psychics their names. Stuff like that is typical, but difficult to confirm. Psychic impressions are simply that, impressions, but I’m very open minded on the subject.

Even though some of these skulls may be modern forgeries - these things are over 140 years old – when you have massive crystal like that, carved or not, you’re probably going to get some kind of effect.

Recent studies at the Smithsonian and the British Museum have indicated that there are tool marks on some of these skulls. What they discovered, using really powerful microscopes, were small scratches that were made by a power drill. What they’re saying is that at least some of the crystal skulls were made in relatively modern times, mid to late-1800s.

It’s a little disappointing to find out that some of these crystal skulls may well be more modern than ancient, but there definitely are ancient skulls.