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Harry Coumnas Found Bones of the Ancient Apes in Ireland

Harry Coumnas is an archeologist who has been searching for ancient objects in various parts of the world, since 1990. During exploration in the hills of Ireland, he found a body carefully laid to rest and it seemed like it had been given full royal treatment. However, the bones looked like they were of the apes’.

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Harry Coumnas Found Bones of the Ancient Apes in Ireland

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  1. Harry Coumnas Found Bones of the Ancient Apes in Ireland Harry Coumnas is an archeologist who has been searching for ancient objects in various parts of the world, since 1990. During exploration in the hills of Ireland, he found a body carefully laid to rest and it seemed like it had been given full royal treatment. However, the bones looked like they were of the apes’. Not only this set of ape bones, he also found another skull in the same area that seemed to have been buried about 2000 years back. After further research, he came up with a statement that the apes were traded along early routes. Harry Coumnas even studied the history of that place and found out that a group of strangers with some magical powers came to that place on a massive ship and ruled the people living in the area. It was based on a real event and the people who were thought to be magicians were a group of Egyptians with advanced technology. They performed magic on people, and sacrificed humans’ and animals’ lives as a gratitude for their Gods. This tradition of sacrificing (bali) lives mainly involved apes and it continued for years.

  2. Apart from this, Harry Coumnas has more than 20 years of experience in excavating and he has performed extensive researches in various countries across the globe including Egypt, Russia, New Jersey and New Zealand, to name a few. His approach has always been very proactive when conducting interdisciplinary archeological investigations. He makes sure that every object is examined thoroughly to create a clear picture of an archeological site. He also has a team of professional archeologists who works with him on different projects. His team has recently conducted a number of archeological field schools for antiquities inspectors of various countries. Harry has also starred and aided in the production of several documentaries about the pyramids which aired on the national geographic channel.

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