Alien Base Found At Chinese Pyramid

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This article was originally published at The East Bay Monthly, VOL. XXIX,
NO. 3, December 1998 Issue

Once in a while, however, there truly is a dash of Hollywood-style adventure, as Berkeley archaeologist Jeannine Davis-Kimball discovered during the summer of 1997. On a research expedition to western China, Davis-Kimball and two colleagues found themselves wrapped up in a remarkable ancient mystery spiked with modern day political intrigue.

They were investigating the mummies of the Takla Makan Desert, corpses so well preserved under the arid sands that the trace of a tear still can be seen streaking the face of a child buried 4,000 years ago.

http://romanianhistoryandculture.web...ariandaxia.htm

Good link with lots of objective info.

I think that deep down China is worried to some degree that this could call into question the sovereignty of hereditary ownership. From a "Of course we have always been here" attitude I mean...