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Originally posted by smyleegrl
I, too, read the wiki and other sources that claim the figurines are faked. However, the dates given for the items are problematic with it being a hoax.
Originally posted by phantomjack
reply to post by smyleegrl
The Aiud Artifact sure does look like a tooth from an excavating machine bucket.
SEE HERE
Is it possible that this fell off the machine that was used in the dig itself?
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Up next….The Acambaro Figurines
The Acambaro Figurines are either an elaborate hoax or a most amazing discovery, depending upon your source. I’ll leave that conclusion to you, and simply present what I’ve uncovered in my research for your consideration.
In 1944, German entrepreneur Waldemar Julsrud uncovered several clay figurines near the banks of Cerro del Toro in Acámbaro, Guanjato, Mexico. Julsrud, intrigued by the figurines, later employed local farmers to dig up and bring the unusual items to him. Eventually, the collection numbered approximately 32,000 pieces.
Here’s the interesting part. The figurines appear to represent dinosaurs and other extinct animals that existed before humans.
Originally posted by GargIndia
reply to post by Byrd
It is not very easy to figure out age of a stone structure. How would you know it is 600 years old.
Even if it is 600 years old, cutting and transporting 60 ton slab of stone is a big feat for that time.