Perhaps because of its popularity, the authenticity of Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull is often challenged. The official website offers the following rebuttal:
The German origin of the skulls Claims exist that there is “near proof” about how the skulls have been traced to a German village that specialized in crystal. Though it is indeed true that this village had many experts in working with crystals, there is no evidence that they made any or several crystal skulls. Worse, there is not a single piece of evidence which connects the French antiquities dealer Boban (or any other Mexican antiques dealer) with the crystal manufacturers of this village. The claim made by some that it is likely or almost proven that several skulls were fabricated in this village, is unsupported by evidence. It is an unsubstantiated theory, and is hence without scientific validity.
Title: Legend of the Crystal Skulls Published on Feb 8, 2011 Duration: 46:57 Code: https://youtu.be/xxEmA1rTQdk
