More than 3,500 years old, the sky disk may well be the most important Bronze Age find in decades. Treasure hunters found it first in 2000 near the
eastern German town of Nebra; police in Switzerland had to use an elaborate sting operation to get it safely into the hands of archaeologists
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The dropa discs also seem important to me.
And I know some people are now going to say it's fake because the person of a book has admitted he made it himself etc.
But if that would be a fact this disc wouldn't be in the French museum anymore, it really wouldn't.
And don't say that those scientists and museums don't know what the age of the Dropastones have, because I rather do not believe sites which claim
it has been confessed etc... because that isn't true 
It isn't in a museum and checked for age because it a a hoax which even has been admitted
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Read "Uriels Machine" very solid proof of the advancement of European culture particurlly the "megolithic" societies
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The only good picture I've been able to find on the web of the Nebra sky disk is of a man with glasses holding it, while peering around it from
behind. I would like to print it out large and frame it so that I can hang it on the wall of >my spaceship my dining room in my home. See, this
is the picture that I'm referring to, that is all over the web:
href="http://richter.alien.de/nebra.jpg">Nebra sky disk
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