Reader Steven sent the following:

To anyone doubting the story, I would like to add the voice of another witness. 1963 I won a paperboy contest in Cleveland, which resulted in an all expense paid trip to Washington DC, with tours of the White House, Washington Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and the Smithsonian Institute. On my final day of touring, I was totally blown away by all the exhibits at the Smithsonian, I felt my heart go into a panic when our driver announced we had only three minutes before my bus's departure. Looking around at all the different things I had not yet seen, I spotted a museum guide, and decided to pick his brain. "If you only had 30 minutes left to see anything and everything in the Smithsonian Institute, what would you want to see the most, have you not seen it before?" The answer was even more surprising. As he told me about this Kincaid Cave discovery in the Grand Canyon, he walked me over toward it. There, in about a three shelf glass casing, was a golden bust of a Pharaoh's head, along with small statues and icons, which included Buddha (Buddhism), Aman (Egyptian), Ganesha, (Hindu), all said to have been discovered in 1908. There is a wonderful color photo that comes up under Google images, now showing the exact same display I saw in 1963. Every time I tried to discuss the exhibit with anyone in the educational system, they Seemed to think I didn't know what I was talking about, that there were no records of East Indians or Egyptians settling in America, less to say the Grand Canyon! (That fact, along with the Kennedy assassination coverups, set me on a fast track to understanding why the government lies about so many things.