Of course, no-one knows. If they existed, may it be that we are their descendants? If only we knew...but we do not, so let us follow another path. This is the path that leads us to Poyya.
The tablets that were found back in the 1890's in the Himalayan mountains languished in a wooden box, stored away in the vaults of the British Museum until rediscovered in 1997 when the British Library was moving out and the curators were looking for additional articles to put on display. There are 11 tablets with cuneiform writing, the language unknown and the alphabet unknown. The exactness of the script is amazingly accurate, as if etched with the preciseness of a laser. The construction of the tablets is also quite unique, a very unusual iron ore that gives the tablets a dark facade, a smooth surface that reminds one of a block of ice that has been hammered into its present form.
So to summarize: the tablets are extremely unusual, hand-made from iron ore, covered in a type of picture writing that is reminiscent of the Maya and last but certainly not least, the controversial age of them is over 30,000 years old. Do the tablets tell us a tale of high adventure or are they the beginning of an ancient religious text?
