Quetzalcoatl in a three-lobed jester’s hat, meeting the Olmecs or Mayans, 2000 years ago near La Venta

(see ~sullivanm/mexico/olmec/olmec3 )

A “jester’s hat” later became the “crown” of Mayan kings in his fond memory.

We can also see Quetzal’s father Sfath, looking down from above.

It seems likely that these particular extra-terrestrials (Plejaren?) are long-lived, and can travel through time.

Now in August 2024, Quetzal has drawn a “spinning jester’s hat” in crops, perhaps as a prelude to meeting Earth people in our modern era.

The same fellow who drew a “Quetzalcoatl Headdress” near Silbury Hill in 2009, or many other Mayan-themed artworks. The motif of a “jester’s hat” has been drawn in crops many times, for example in 2006 when he described himself as a “travelling jester” (see cropcirclephotographs.co.uk ). 

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew)