In 1960, the Soviet Matest M. Agresti published on Literaturnaja Gazeta , A magazine in Moscow, his theories relating to ' archeology Space (sometimes also called fantarcheologia ). He argued that forms of extra-terrestrial life had, in a past more or less remote, interacted with the human race. Other authors of various nationalities joining in this theory, among them are: the Kolosimo Italian, Swiss Von Däniken, the British and Trench The Poerio Drake, the Australian Tomas, the Russians Kazantsev and Zaitsev, the French Charroux, Sendy and Bergier The Austrian Blumrich, New Zealander Collyns, the Americans and Norman Temple and German Steinhauser.
In support of archeology space there are some very important cases, and between them is impossible not to mention that of ' Men from the Jade Mask . In 1952, was discovered in Mexico, Palenque In the famous pyramid with steps such as Temple Enrollment , A cell which contained the funerary sarcophagus of ' Men from the Jade Mask, a mysterious character meters high and seventy (20 centimeters more than the average contemporary Maya). But what really upset the archaeologists was that which was found under his body: a monolithic plate perfectly preserved where there is something reminiscent in an impressive manner modern half-reaction with large devices that look like a very mechanical parts of an engine, equipped with several rooms and different tubes . Then there was something similar to a pilot (named by scholars' s Astronaut ), With a helmet (a strange headgear) and a kind of inhaler in the nose. Being, seated and secured to the seat by means of a belt Seems intent on controlling leve and knobs .