What to do when there is NO June meeting
Because of an unexpected change in our June speaker’s schedule, the meeting has been cancelled.
Web Sites:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/crystal-skull.htm
This site has a nice discussion of several of the skulls with links to other places of interest. You could check out Wikipedia, of course, for a general overview.
http://www.crystalinks.com/crystalskulls.html
This is one of my all time favorite websites. Ellie (the site owner) does a daily “ezine” with all kinds of interesting trivia and it’s just a fun place to go. Her information on the skulls is interesting and has some really good photos of the more famous ones.
TV
Even the small screen has jumped on to the skull phenomena. The SciFi channel has a special running now called Mystery of the Crystal Skulls. Family members report to me that it is worth seeing, so you might check your local cable schedule.
Books
(go “green” with books and check the library first!)
Mysteries of the Crystal Skulls Revealed (1989) by Sandra Bowen and Nick Nocerino. This book discusses the eight known skulls. Sandra is an energy worker who has worked with several of the skulls. Nick was head of the Crystal Skull Society at the time it was written.
The Mystery of the Crystal Skulls: Unlocking the Secrets of the Past, Present, and Future (2002) by Chris Morton and Ceri Louise Thomas. This book takes an “Indiana Jones-type” approach to the topic, according to one reviewer.
If all this crystal skull research has you chomping at the bit for more skull adventure, you might treat yourself to a trip to see the latest big screen Indiana Jones adventure. You probably won’t learn much about crystal skulls, but the special effects are truly special and I found it to be a lot of fun.
As always, PRS does not endorse books, products, or movies and these are here for your consideration only. We hope you will also consider including the next PRS meeting on your July schedule.
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