Topic: Crystal Skulls

Fenton discusses Tjurunga stones, sacred Australian Aboriginal artifacts believed to be living beings or containers of knowledge from the "Dreamtime." He compares these silica-based objects to crystal skulls, suggesting they function as advanced information storage technologies.

Philip Coppens explains the limitations of television production, where segments are restricted to 12 minutes and require existing visual footage. His book, The Ancient Alien Question, allows for deeper exploration of subjects like the Dropa tribe in China and crystal skulls that lack sufficient video for broadcast. He critiques the academic world for raising the burden of proof and suggests a need for a new paradigm in investigating ancient mysteries.

Joshua Shapiro discusses his 25-year history researching crystal skulls, specifically focusing on quartz crystal artifacts. Shapiro recounts his 1983 encounter with an amethyst skull named Ami, which he describes as an ancient tool from prior civilizations like Atlantis or the Mayan culture. He posits that these objects possess a living consciousness intended to assist humanity in achieving global peace.

Joshua Shapiro concludes the interview by announcing upcoming projects, including an online crystal skull conference and a new travelogue book about the search for a blue skull in Peru. He provides contact information for his website, Facebook, and Twitter. The segment ends with final thoughts on intuition and cooperation as the keys to a positive shift in 2012.