Originally posted by Lethil
Thats just weird....can anyone debunk these finds or give plausable explanations?
Hello, Lethil -- yes, these have been discussed here on ATS many a time, and old-timers can sort of "recite the chorus" with me.
#1 - there are thousands of these in the museums of Costa Rica and Nicaragua. I've seen them in the museums. Native people (who created them) and
archaeologists say that these are stylized birds and insects. That answer is right in line with the type of art they make, and these "airplanes"
are selected pieces with the photo taken from one angle that makes them look more like airplanes.
#2 - Hoax by a Russian. They're lightbulb parts:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
#3 - Piri Reis is genuine, but the "information from the Imperial Library of Constantinople from information he found which dated back to 4000 BC"
is a misstatement. He got it from the Imperial Library, yes. Some of the manuscript copies are of things created in 400 BC (not 4,000 BC). Partly
based on one of Christopher Columbus' maps:
en.wikipedia.org...
#4 - ...a real giggle. I work in a museum paleontology lab, and can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that the statement " (all of varied but known
dinosaur species) " is hysterically funny and just plain wrong. They DO look like cartoon drawings of dinosaurs, but no dino ever looked like
those!
Hoax.
#5 - real. Modern (1800's) concretion (
www.priweb.org...) In places like caves, these can form very fast... just visit any
local show cave and you can see things like bats that have died and are quickly being surrounded by stone (there's one at Cave Without a Name that
died in the 1980's on top of a stalagmite and it's almost completly wrapped in stone.