Out of place Artifacts - Advanced Tools, Surgeries & Dinosaur Riding Men, Ica Stones, London Hammer

[@mrgreenbudz37]

Awesome video and story line Dan. I have often thought that we have been here many times around.

[@AnthonyRMaradin]

Even secular scholars say we are missing anywhere from 200 to a 1000 years of history, and this is what we know of. We don't know when we are. There is an assumption on the age of rock, based on nothing. This can be greatly expanded on. Take for example a boot with a foot inside found deep inside rock when digging a "tunnel". The boot had the the manufacturer's tag, which was dated in the late 1800s. What type of event took place that no one remembers is the question.

[@mrgreenbudz37]

@@AnthonyRMaradin Exactly, there are so many anomalies about accurate dating. We are far off across the board, but mainstream archeology refuse to touch it because if they do, their grant money dries up like Egypt!

[@AnthonyRMaradin]

@mrgreenbudz37 - Everything told and accepted (by most) is not true; from medical, judicial, political, religions, the world, history overall, education, to explanations of the "woowoo". Even individual "thought" is in question; from the studies made famous by Julia Shaw, to social engineering playing a part. In today's world, people even believe their own delusions, skewing perceptions of reality - usually based on emotions. In today's world, facts don't matter...

[@danielwoolman8969]

I enjoy your videos. Thank you for your content.

[@nineteen8486]

best vids on YT, thanks Dan

[@anonym6043]

So the dinosaur riding men or men riding dinosaur?

[@allegrosotto2126]

🤣

[@AnthonyRMaradin]

Ever look into if they actually existed!?

[@luisdelafuente8562]

Why would an advanced civilization spend their time carving things on stone by hand?

[@captianazerith735]

Stone seems to last a lot longer than anything we have, including plastic

[@michaelbruns449]

We do.

[@CuriosityTheorist]

My opinion is that carbon dating isn't accurate, if you send in something today to get carbon tested you are required to tell them where you got it from, so that they can "look in their registry" and compare it to other stones from that area. That sounds to me like the foundation is incorrect therefore everything that comes from that foundation is incorrect, yet they look correct between themselves.

[@dennisblair9626]

Did you say it was discovered "Inside a piece of petrified wood"? We need to clearly identify the composition of the body of mass that encompassed the hammer before we do anything else. Any ambiguity leaves us with nothing more than presumptions, as you probably know wood can become petrified within 25 years under optimum conditions. I know objects have been discovered inside rocks of coal before which is amazing but petrified wood is explainable.

[@JanicePhillips]

Transmutation of elements by electricity. Peter Mungo Jupp

[@jeremiahwilliamson4690]

awesome stuff buddy.

[@billy4148]

These are ancient artifacts just like the emerald tablet's and the Samarian tablet's. Hieroglyphics use pictures, but it isn't pictures but writings stories of history depicting what they did thousands and millions of years ago.

[@anubisplays1421]

That hammer is covered in calcite it is a common phenomenon and reaction with iron forming a thick deposit around it giving the impression it was buried in rock, but it's actully a very mundane a rapid, so hence BS

[@davidmooten6646]

the answer is ..the rock is not 40million years old ! ....but more recent ....how recent ? around the younger dryas perhaps ?

[@SMLTPerry]

Still doesn’t explain how the hammer head was made. The technology used to mold and make the hammer head didn’t exist until the 1950’s; which is why the hammer head didn’t corrode.

[@AnthonyRMaradin]

I used the example of a boot with a foot in it, found in rock in my reply to another comment.

[@Formula1-Dave]

It's all nice and fascinating but if they were so advanced why is their best storage material a stone?😂

[@kylewayne1098]

Come on.. look up a geopolymer and you’ll know how this was done

[@allon33]

#liquifusion

[@Dontkissthedog]

Randal Carlson does a piece presenting recently extinct mammals, that are really similar to dinosaurs but not quite. You should check it out it’s awesome, 10-12 thousand years ago in America humans were living with crazy animals that really look like dinosaurs to you and me ✌️