Can Alexander the Great's Tomb really be in Illinois?

Either way...to embed photos or make avatars go to TOOLS>UPLOADS>UPLOAD IMAGE...whenit does, ckick it and paste into your thread.....tweak the size till it fits.

Oh...and this topic is a scam, and hoax..either way, its untrue.

There are 275 pieces total, 95% are labeled and several have notes written on the back of them. The human head on the far lower right has Helios inscribed on it. 27 small Helios ingots. 39 Chunkies. 18 Bulk bullions. 4 Bands one with Helios on it. 29 coins. 3 Falcons. 6 round Elephant Medalions. 9 small square pieces. 2 triangular pieces. 55 bars of various lengths with inscriptions. 7 Numidian Medalions. 7 snakes and 4 have rattles. 7 sharks. 4 triangle Elephant Medalions. 2 Helios bars with one Glyph. 2 bars with lines. 1 horseshoe shaped amulet. 6 what appear to be women. 2 large Helios bricks. 1 large sundisc. 3 Sun Ra's with rays. Several more bars with various Glyph, Lybian, Punic, Latin and Numidian characters along with about 2 dozen others. Many have inscriptions on the rear.

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That is a whole lot of "recovered" stuff! Cool find. I grew up really close to this area and find this fascinating.

ETA- if this is a hoax and that is gold, someone wasted a lot of money on this. Not to say this is Alaxander the Great's tomb, but it seems like it is something of importance......

I broke this story several months ago and got laughed off stage.

I thought it was a pretty big deal since it is almost in my back yard.

Good story and a lot of people believe it.

I was trying to copy paste my thread link. I am on a phone and it didn't work.

My thread name is, Was Alexander the greats tomb located. It is here in the lost civilizations forum

You can check it out and see if there is any different info.

I really want my desktop back.

Originally posted by liejunkie01
I broke this story several months ago and got laughed off stage.

I thought it was a pretty big deal since it is almost in my back yard.

Good story and a lot of people believe it.

This story isn't new to ATS. Its been discussed off and on for years. I have no doubt Russell pulled some shenanigans, and damaged his credibility beyond repair. But that doesn't make the site a lemon. There's much people don't know about this site.

Originally posted by mysterioustranger

Oh...and this topic is a scam, and hoax..either way, its untrue.

And how is it you know this?

Originally posted by nighthawk1954
Can Alexander the Great's Tomb really be in Illinois?

No.

Moving on...

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Seems legit. But I thought Alexander the Great was a time-travelling robot?