by Callum Hoare October 12, 2018 (dailystar.co.uk)
• In 1938, archaeologist Chi Pu Tei and his team found a cave in the Kunlun-Kette mountains of China with petroglyph inscriptions on the walls and several tombs aligned in a row containing strange looking skeletons each no larger than one metre in length. Buried alongside them were more than 700 unusual discs covered in unexplainable artwork.
• YouTube channel, ‘We Are If’, posted a video claiming the discs depict the crash site of an extraterrestrial spacecraft 12,000 years ago. (see 7:58 minute video below) The Dropa stones were apparently left 2,000 years later. The narrator goes on to explain the strange small figures found alongside them could be descendants of the Dropa, a group of several hundred dwarfs measuring no more than four feet in height.
Bizarre video footage shows stones discovered by archaeologist Chi Pu Tei back in 1937 when he was trying to find shelter in the Kunlun-Kette mountains of China.Team members entered the caves and discovered inscriptions on the walls.
At the back of the cave, they uncovered several tombs, aligned in a row, containing strange looking skeletons, each no larger than one metre in length.
Buried alongside them were more than 700 unusual discs covered in unexplainable artwork.
And now, video footage has emerged attempting to explain the story.
YouTube channel We Are If posted a clip claiming the discs depict the crash site of an extraterrestrial spacecraft 12,000 years ago.
And the stones were apparently left 2,000 years later.
The narrator goes on to explain the strange small figures found alongside them could be descendants of the Dropa Many people.The Dropa tribe is said to have been a group of several hundred dwarfs measuring no more than four feet in height.
7:58 minute ‘We Are If’ YouTube channel video
on the Dropa Stones and Dropa people of China
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