»Alien disks?«

716 discs were recovered, ranging in size from several inches to several feet. The discs were also found to have a "groove" spiraling outward from the center, tightly wound like a Fred Flintstone phonograph album. However, upon further inspection, the groove was found to be no groove at all, but rather a continuous line of written characters or hieroglyphics, unlike any ever seen before. The writing was almost microscopic. Dr. Nui transcribed the characters to paper, and after much research, claimed to have decoded the messages.

Over the years, the controversial stone disks disappeared. During the Cultural Revolution that began in 1966 and continued on into the late 1970s... Then, in 1974, Austrian engineer Ernst Wegener was touring China and while visiting the Banpo Museum near Xian he came upon a couple of these stone disks. The museum’s director knew a lot about all of the artifacts on exhibit except those two, and offered that perhaps they were some sort of ‘cult disks.’ In March 1994, Hausdorf himself visited the museum and inquired of the disks. At that time there was another director, a professor named Wang Zhijun. It was evident to Hausdorf that the professor didn’t want to talk about the subject. Then Prof. Zhijun revealed that the former museum director and the stone disks had vanished without a trace just a few days after Wegener’s visit in 1974. When asked what became of the stone disks, the museum director contradicted himself by saying that they did not exist and then right afterwards saying that they had been relocated.