Book Reviews Perceptions Magazine, April 2023
Lost Paititi and the Non-Human Remains of Nazca
By Thierry Jamin
With an introduction by David Hatcher Childress
Adventures Unlimited Press
One Adventure Place
Kempton, Illinois 60946 www.AdventuresUnlimitedPress.com
2022, 264 pages, Paperback, US $22.00
ISBN: 978-1-948803-52-6
Reviewed by Brent Raynes
Thierry Jamin is a French explorer and historian who now for more than twenty years has been crisscrossing the Amazon jungle in search of a legendary lost city of the Incas known as Paititi. And, alas, if that wasn’t a controversial and challenging enough task, Jamin and his team since the end of 2016 have occupied a tremendous amount of their time and resources tracking down and investigating unusual mummies, closely resembling alien accounts of ufology, discovered by tomb looters in the Nazca region of Peru.
Although skeptical and cautious, it’s an ongoing case with many intriguing but at the same time frustrating twists and turns. Jamin and his team became quite impressed by the various specimens that they were provided with, seeking and eliciting medical researchers from various backgrounds and nations to weigh in on these unusual findings.
The specimens have impressed and puzzled researchers who have wondered how tomb looters could have faked such strange specimens. Jamin and the Inkari Institute acquired several mummies and other artifacts for examination, chemical testing, X-ray imagining and HD scanning, performed by experts in their fields. The book contains dozens of photographs of these specimens, artifacts, and various locations and researchers involved.
This book by Thierry Jamin brings the reader up-to-date with what is presently known on this fascinating and thought-provoking enigma. Hopefully he and his team will be able to successfully continue their investigations and research into these findings and more revelations will soon be forthcoming.
