Scientists have long been excavating burial grounds on the island of Jaina, near the Mexican state of Campeche. This area is also called the dead Mayan island, and scientists have found a number of ceramic figures that belong to the pre-Columbian era.

Recently, however, an expert has found an object that is significantly different from previous findings. Until then, the experts discovered statuettes depicting priests, dancers, and representatives of local aristocracy, those who once lived on Jaina Island. This particular artifact has embarrassed scientists who have not been able to understand what the ancient inhabitants have made from clay.

A version of an extraterrestrial visitor was pronounced in a protective suit that protected him from the earth's atmosphere and other potential threats of our planet. The scientists also worried about whether this piece was of a ritual importance, or whether it was made in honor of visiting a mysterious stranger on the Mayan island?

The exact age of the artifact and other ceramic figures is not determined. It is also difficult for practitioners to determine their purpose. They are supposed to be produced around 600 of the year.