Archaeological depictions of an aquatic alien and a review of

 theological texts now join cryptological studies to focus on a single ancient

 astronaut of the late sixth century A.D.

Ancient astronaut theory died several decades ago when archaeologists

 demonstrated that primitive humans could have constructed large stone

 edifices without extraterrestrial help, but it may have been a premature

 death. Morten St. George, creator of the In Search of Extraterrestrial

 Intelligence website and author of cryptology book A Guide to Cryptic

 Thinking, has a way of seeing things in a different light, and a knack

 for uncovering new evidence.

CrypticThinking.com looks at a single ancient astronaut possibility for

 clues on where to search for extraterrestrial life. Website pages

 concentrate on a lone space traveler of the Dark Ages, deemed to have made

 overt contact with humans in the Andean region of South America and

 covert contact with Mohammad and with Judaic scholars in the Near East.

Online evidence of Andean contact now includes archaeological

 engravings of the alleged alien from the Tiwanaku civilization in Bolivia. St.

 George argues that these engravings are depicting an aquatic creature

 with helmeted spacesuit and with hand-held devices that gave it the

 ability to fly freestyle through the air. St. George also attributes the

 Nazca Lines (same time period) to the same ancient astronaut and he

 reproduces an Andean Sun Disk, allegedly based on an alien artifact, a

 cosmological piece that depicts aquatic aliens and its spaceship while

 alluding to evolution, a parallel universe, and speed-of-light time travel.

St. George bases his evidence of simultaneous contact in the Near East

 on two Judaic Kabbalah texts (the Sefer Yetzirah and the unverified

 Revelations of Elijah) and the Islamic Koran, theorizing that parts of the

 Revelations survived for translation and inclusion in a book of

 prophecies published by Nostradamus in the sixteenth century. However, it is

 hardly of question of the three theological works referring to the

 alien. St. George concludes that the alien directly authored all three in

 the sixth century to influence the course of human history. He provides

 extensive theological and cryptological evidence.

St. George insists that he is a scholar, not a New Age opportunist, and

 that his theories merit consideration. Maybe so, and now all aspects

 of these theories are online for worldwide review at

 CrypticThinking.com, http://www.crypticthinking.com .

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