did you know, what modern academia and scientist's, and men of renown institutions call a, "Anomalia", (anomaly, something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected), the call it evidence that doesnt fit or a Oopart ,(out-of-place artefact), an artefact of historical, archaeological, or pale-ontological interest, found in an unusual context, that challenges conventional historical chronology, by being too advanced for the level of civilisation, that existed at the time, or showing, human presence, before humans were known to exist. The term is rarely used by historians or scientists. Its use is largely confined to cryptozoologists, proponents of ancient astronaut theories, and paranormal enthusiasts. The term is used, to describe a wide variety of objects, these are just a little of sample of the weird that is out there,
Abydos helicopter: based on palimpsest carving in an ancient Egyptian temple.
Baalbek megaliths: Supposedly impossible to move with Bronze Age technology.
Dendera Lamps: Supposed to depict light bulbs, but made in Ptolemaic Egypt.
Iron Man (Eiserner Mann): An old iron pillar, said to be a unique oddity in Central Europe.
The Hidden character stone, a Chinese petroglyph.
Iron pillar of Delhi: Supposedly demonstrates more advanced metallurgy than was available in 1st millennium India.
The London Hammer, also known as the London Artefact, hammer made of iron and wood that was found in London, Texas in 1936. Part of the hammer is embedded in a limy rock concretion.
Nazca Lines: Supposedly impossible to design without the aid of an aerial view.
The Newark Holy Stones, used as extremely unlikely evidence that Hebrews lived in the Americas, but more probably a hoax.
Pacal's sarcophagus lid: Described by Erich von Däniken as a depiction of a spaceship.
Piri Reis map: Several ancient astronauts authors, and others such as Gavin Menzies and Charles Hapgood, suggested that this map, compiled by the Turkish admiral Piri Reis, shows Antarctica long before it was discovered.
Quimbaya airplanes: Golden objects found in Colombia and made by Quimbaya civilization culture, they are supposed to represent modern airplanes. In the Gold Museum, Bogotá, they are described as figures of birds and insects.
Saqqara Bird: Supposed to depict a glider, but made in Ancient Egypt.
Shakōkidogū: Small humanoid and animal figurines made during the late Jōmon period (14,000–400 BCE) of prehistoric Japan, said to resemble extraterrestrial astronauts.
Stone spheres of Costa Rica: Inaccurately described as being perfectly spherical, and therefore demonstrating greater stone-working skill than was present in pre-Columbian times.
and there are many more examples, obviously not all will be real, as many modern day forgery's hope to cash in, on the interest, but real evidence does exist, that is contrary to preconceived ideas and notions, even modern day archaeologists, have begun debunking themselves recently, and the chart that shows, the progress of man, from out of Africa and its spread on the face, of the earth, has also been proven, to be false information, as results of recent DNA testing of mummies, and modern day man, it shows that it is compleatly wrong, so when shown proof or evidence, that is a little out there, try to give it a chance as, just because it sounds a little out there, it doesnt mean its wrong as, standardz, hahahahahaha, :) #edio
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