A shroud of uncertainty, as is the case with the Mitchell-Hedges, will always surround these artifacts. My ability to distinguish the difference comes from two major factors. One is my documented skill in psychometry, the other and perhaps more important factor is the information I was given in 1947 by a shaman in Central America. He gave me a list of things to look for and descriptions of several Ancient crystal skulls. This information has proven valid in each and every instance.
Ancient skulls have certain characteristics.
Because of this, I have been accused of hoarding information. This is not the case. As a police detective might withhold certain facts from the media in order to determine a true confession from a false one, I have retained some of the details to better establish the authenticity of any claims made by an owner or agent of a skull. Another aspect of the controversy surrounding these objects is the metaphysical claims associated with them. Being a sort of metaphysical archaeologist, I believe in the power of the mind to create living thought.