
The Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull press package has finally been distributed! Get ready for a steady stream of promotional shots, though none of them show anything we haven’t known about before.
UPDATE: Yes, it is weird of us to debate skull mythology rather than show you all the pictures. Luckily, you have Coming Soon for that.
One of the curious additions was a very detailed history of The Crystal Skulls. 13 Skulls? Two of them have names? Continued tests? Atlantis? The crazy backstory begins here and continues below the jump…
Read more...n 1924, the famed British banker-turned-adventurer F.A. Mitchell-Hedges led an expedition deep into the Central American jungles of British Honduras (now Belize). His mission: to find evidence of the lost continent of Atlantis. But it was Mitchell-Hedges’ adopted daughter, Anna, who made a find for which this quest was to become famous. On Anna’s 17th birthday, as Mitchell-Hedges and his crew were excavating the ancient ruins of a Mayan temple at Lubaantun, Anna spied an object glinting in the soil under a collapsed altar: a beautiful sculpted human skull carved with uncanny craftsmanship out of a single block of translucent quartz crystal.


















