The Ica stones are a collection of andesite stones with engraved motifs created as a work of art in the 1960s by Peruvian farmer Basilo Uschuya and others in the Ica Province.

Mar 12, 2024 · The Ica stones, engraved with images suggesting advanced ancient civilizations and humans coexisting with dinosaurs, have sparked debate over their authenticity since being introduced to Dr. Javier Cabrera Darquea by a Peruvian farmer.

Dec 2, 2013 · Housed in a small private museum created by Peruvian physician Dr. Javier Cabrera in 1966, more than 10,000 stones of various sizes are carved with intriguing images of a lost civilization.

Perus’s enigmatic Ica Stones have been puzzling historians and scientists for many decades. Allegedly found in ancient tombs, the library of engraved rocks displayed at the private Cabrera Museum facility in the village of Ica, Peru contains clear dinosaurian representations.

Mar 15, 2024 · The mysterious Ica Stones depict a wide number of scenes: From dinosaurs attacking human beings to traces of advanced technology, medical operations, maps and erotic scenes.

Mar 15, 2024 · The Ica Stones are a collection of thousands of stones discovered in modern-day Peru, which directly contradict mainstream history. The Ica Stones depict humans coexisting with Dinosaurs ad numerous advanced technologies that apparently existed before written history.

The Ica Stones are currently displayed in the Ica Stones Museum in Ica, Peru which houses approximately 11,000 of the estimated 15,000 or more stones that are said to exist. Proponents believe the stones were originally been found in 1961 in a cave of the Peruvian Ocucaje desert but that Spanish ethnohistoric sources from the colonial period ...

Jan 21, 2023 · The Ica stones are a series of more than 10,000 stones first “found” in the Ica Province of Peru. Supposedly dating back thousands of years they show scenes of advanced technology from lost civilizations, strange maps, and even dinosaurs mixing with humans.

Aug 19, 2007 · Large numbers of incised stones were collected by Dr Javier Cabrera Darquea (1924-2001) in the village of Ica, around 300 km northwest of Lima, Perú. His first stone was given to him by a local farmer as a birthday present in 1966.

The Ica Stones are a collection of carved stones that depict scenes of great intrigue, from dinosaurs to ancient continents. The Ica Stones have long been the source of much discussion as to their legitimacy and the stories the carvings depict.