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Alien Maps Found

Updated on March 2, 2013

The Facts

It is estimated that the Antarctic was ice free until 4000B.C, since then though it has been covered in ice.

At the end of the last ice age, water from the melting glaciers covered a 1600km strip of land that joined Alaska to Asia.

Greenland is in fact two islands. At sometime in our ancient history, a thick ice cap joined the two islands.

Piri Reis Map

The Maps

In 1929 historians found a map. It has later been proven that this map was drawn in 1513 by Piri Reis, a high ranking officer in the Turkish navy. In some notes that accompanied the map, the Admiral admits that he compiled the map from earlier documents he had seen.

The map showed longitude and latitude precisely, something that it was thought could not be done prior to 1761, when an Englishman named John Harrison invented a technique in doing it.

The Piri Reis map showed West Africa, the Atlantic Ocean, Eastern America and the coastline of Antarctica without ice.

This map was drawn in 1513, 300 years before the discovery of Antarctica and showed details of the land mass, that according to modern geographers, could not have been seen, without sonar and seismic instruments, for 6000 years.

This however was not the only map of its kind to have been found. A map drawn in 1532 by Oronteus Fineus, also shows the coastline ofAntarctica. In 1559 Hadji Ahmed drew a map that detailed the 1600km wide land bridge between Alaska and Siberia. “Zeno’s Chart” said to have been drawn in 1380 shows Greenland as two separate islands.

A map found in China, which has been dated to originating in 1137, also shows the same details as the above.

The Conclusion

Because of the way these maps have been drawn, experts believe that all these maps had been copied from older source documents, even perhaps they had all been copied from the same document.

This begs the questions; when was the original document drawn and by whom?

The information is over 6000 years old. Yet the details are similar to those seen by aircraft or satellite and the technique used to produce accuracy, is only 300 years old.

If the original document was not drawn by an alien, then who? A time traveler? Take your pick.

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