Interesting... Later, but, for now, back to bed.😵😴
Father Crespi will remain an Andean enigma; von Daniken himself is controversial. It is a shame how the 'local' experts have mishandled and/or abused Father Crespi's collection, to the point that the truth may be irrecoverable at this late date.
Your picture from Ancient Origins is provocative, although, as I understand it, the objects pictured are no longer traceable for proof. The Tayos cave has yielded nothing of the 'Metallic Library' as I understand - presuming that it IS that cave.
I gather that the gold and silver metal plate artifacts have been melted down for their modern value in metals.
Overall, the famous images of mankind interacting with dinosaurs have been discredited - for whatever reason.
***You remember the map shown of King Solomon's mines in Peru and California? Now i have these artifacts linking them and Haplogroup groups***
This is a bit over my head I guess. I know certain 'mines' - in Peru and in California - have been called 'King Solomon's mines' but I am unfamiliar with any credibility given to them other than their age; were they copper mines? 'Haplogroup(s)' I know nothing about except that they have to do with genetics. 🤷♂️ What 'artifacts' do you refer to? 🤔