This is pretty interesting in that for years the "elongated skulls" have always been pushed off as years of torture with head boards making people look weird. Now they have the DNA evidence to show that it is really natural (4% of them, 96% being self mutilation to try to look like that 4%), and they originated in the Causcus approx 3000 years ago and then traveled to Peru, where they were then hammered by the Nazca tribe into oblivion. Maybe these were the source of all the stories of the tall blonde givers of knowledge that Graham Hancock called the magicians of the gods. Maybe there was a civilzation out somewheres they had that collapsed after the Younger Dryas and they fled, having left the Caucus area much earlier (since the DNA indicates they came from there, but the skulls are in Peru, so where they were between that could be debated). Anyways, he makes some good points we have seen in other issues where mainstream science refuses to acknowledge anything that disrupts their canon of "the way things were".