Cave of the Glowing Skulls Dean Love, Producer - Live-Art International - USA
This one hour documentary follows archaeologists through a four-year process of
discovering and excavating the remains of a previously unknown society in central
Honduras. Carbon dating shows the remains to be over 3000 years old. Many of the
discoveries occur right on camera, providing the viewer the opportunity to witness
them as they happen. The first remains were found in a cave. Calcite deposits,
which had built up on the skulls and bones, caused them to actually glow in the dark.
This one hour documentary follows archaeologists through a four-year process of
discovering and excavating the remains of a previously unknown society in central
Honduras. Carbon dating shows the remains to be over 3000 years old. Many of the
discoveries occur right on camera, providing the viewer the opportunity to witness
them as they happen. The first remains were found in a cave. Calcite deposits,
which had built up on the skulls and bones, caused them to actually glow in the dark.