Serpent Mound Impact Crater Tour with Thomas Johnson

The Collectors DVD is now for sale in The Alternate Universe House of Phacops Rock Shop!
29894 State Rte 41, Peebles, OH 45660
Thomas Johnson has been researching and discovering specimens of Isotelus Trilobite, the Official State Fossil of Ohio, since 1978. His field work has been recognized by National Geographic and in 1985 the Smithsonian featured many of Tom's Trilobite discoveries in it's "Life in the Ancient Seas" Gallery. Many of those specimens have been viewed by over 200 million Smithsonian visitors! Since 1990 The House of Phacops Rock Shop has displayed the Thomas T. Johnson Trilobite Collection and the largest known example of the Isotelus Trilobite is on exhibit at the rock shop. Over the years Thomas has written 3 books and has given many lectures the subject of trilobites.
Tom & his wife Terri Rivera are the owners of The House of Phacops Rock Shop located just 3 miles from the ancient Serpent Mound. The area emanates a constant flow of positive energy as the rock shop sits on the Southeastern edge of a 5 mile wide, 200-400 million year old impact crater and on top of a miles deep 17.5 km long fault line. Tom has studied the diverse geology, magnetic anomolies, faults, and minerals in the impact crater area for over 40 years. With this intimate knowledge of the impact crater area he has given countless tours of the impact crater to people from all walks of life, including NASA scientist's, geologist's, researchers and studens from local universities. Join us as we take you on a personal tour of the Serpent Mound Impact Crater with Thomas Johnson!
Serpent Mound Impact Crater Tour with Thomas Johnson
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Trilobites & The Smithsonian
02:01 House of Phacops Rock Shop
02:53 Cryptoexplosion Structure
03:15 Serpent Mound Impact Crater
04:09 Rim Of The Crater
05:34 Ghost Rim Of The Crater
06:13 Point Of Impact & Weather Anomalies
07:32 Breccia
10:09 Unique Geology
10:44 Magnetic Anomolies
11:38 Fault Line
12:24 Shatter Cone
14:17 Upside Down Geology
16:00 Effects Of Fault Line
17:53 Serpent Mound Geology
18:26 Underwater Serpent
21:02 Thomas Johnson Legacy
21:40 Credits
Drone footage: Lucas Thompson ‪@5dmedia387‬
Serpent Mound Impact Crater Tour with Thomas Johnson
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[@TheStrangeRoad]

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[@ZiggyDan]

Best video I've seen for ages. Great info, thanks for posting.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

@@ZiggyDan our pleasure! Tom really knows his stuff and it seemed like a natural thing to capture and share to a wider audience!

[@johnpalmer330]

I gained so much information today while visiting Hocking Hills and then Serpent Mound. I Had the opportunity to meet Tom today at his shop “House of Phacops Rock Shop”. We had a wonderful time and he taught us so much! He is super intelligent and kind. He gave my daughter a Yooperlite which she will treasure forever. Thank you, Tom!

[@kristastanford4705]

My dad found one on Cedar Point Beach when he worked there. He walked the beach every day. My trilobite is just as big. Loved taking it to school.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Oh wow that’s so cool! Have you ever been to House of Phacops? That’s Thomas’s museum near Serpent Mound. I bet he would love to see your Trilobite!

[@Jesse-cx4si]

This man’s experiences to arrive where he did should be a story of its own. 👍

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Thomas is a Universe of interest unto himself. Passion leads us to our highest self.

[@samodobro81]

I am from Poland and i had the pleasure to meet and spent some time with Thomas there 🤗 And now Serpent Mound is big part of my life 🌠 Blessings to you wonderful human being 🙌

[@TheStrangeRoad]

That’s incredible that the Serpent Mound can effect people all over the world no matter where they’re from. Thank you for sharing.🐍🦉

[@StandingStones1776-vb6zn]

Hi Poland !, I would love to meet Thomas and visit the site.

[@cherylcarter7987]

LOVED my Tour with Thomas!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

He's a stellar soul!

[@TheCrystalAnunna]

Thomas showed me all this in 2013! I HAVE to go back! And the first time I went down, my cell phone was fully charged and within an hour, not being used, lost all power.✌️☄️🔱❤️‍🔥✨️

[@gabrielgriffin9230]

great information.. thank you for sharing ..... love the way you visit the different layers of the land .. super job

[@atomspatch7632]

Fantastic Thomas Johnson!!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

He really is fantastic!

[@atomspatch7632]

@@TheStrangeRoad TNT 💚☄️

[@TheStrangeRoad]

@@atomspatch7632 🔮😎🛸🐍

[@BubuH-cq6km]

WOW 5 Miles although it may be small compadres to other impacts just the thought of the damage and fireball created would defiantly eff things up big time

[@EwanLeask]

This is NOT the only place on earth where a meteor hit a fault. The Arizona meteor crater resulted right at a fault line…. Not only that, it’s super visible, and crosses the crater.

[@jordanjustison859]

Yeah but this could be Samyaza Satan. The serphant with the mouth of the crescent moon swallowing the morning star.

[@jeremystanton382]

Well I'm an amateur prospector that moved here a year and a half ago and this video just explained a lot of questions I needed answered. The mineralization at my place is different than anywhere else I've investigated

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Hi Jeremy! Have you been to Tom and Terri’s Rock Shop in Locust Grove? It’s right across the street from Dollar General. Stop in and Tom will blow your mind and add mor to the puzzle! Thank you for watching. 😎🙏🏼🐍🦉

[@jeremystanton382]

@@TheStrangeRoad I've driven by it several times and actually decided to stop in next time I'm around there.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

@@jeremystanton382 You won’t be disappointed! Good luck with the prospecting! Take care man!

[@jeremystanton382]

Can I stop by and get some help identifying a few things? I'm a gold prospector and rock/gem. I'm only a couple miles away, I bought my place because of the Crater and glacial map. I find a lot of things that aren't found anywhere else but our area.

[@heatherklinger6125]

I would love to hear more about this obelisk! Such a great video

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Thank you! Mike and Stoner did an amazing job working with Thomas to capture his tour of the crater that he had been giving for many years. If anyone knows anything it would be him! I personally would love to have him back on anytime he wants to be a guest! Stay Strange!

[@JanetWilham]

I live not far from there at Rocky Fork lake and everytime we had to drive that way to take my husband to Va I would begin to tingle and strong feeling of unholy ground.

[@jomomma1512]

I was out at Flying Eagle on the summer solstice when a bad storm rolled through. It was wild. I can honestly say that my compass was spinning when I walked around the area! I can not wait to go back. It is recharging to the soul!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

It's a pretty special place out there. We were out at the FOSM Summer Solstice event livestream. If you are out there this year come say hi!

[@Dillonmac96]

I didn’t know about any of this till after I ran around all these mounds and crazy trails… my phone camera was doing things it’s never done before… I had taken pictures and videos and they didn’t save… my camera would go black for no reason and not be able to take pictures and videos. Very very strange I slept at the great seal and it lightening stormed all night there was lights going on and off.. I felt very afraid at fort hill… this happened at other mounds in other parts of Ohio.. I felt warm spots and all this I remember vividly feeling and saying that has never happened I’ve never felt that warm of a change like the sun was amplified in one spot.. then I started digging into this. lol

[@ConradReeder]

Thanks for this crater video @thestrangeroad Explains some of my life experiences. Grew up visiting Serpent Mound and Fort Hill every summer. The energy there totally changed the trajectory of my life. For real ❤ and love Thomas’ store! Connie

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Thank you for the comment! It really seemed like a no brainer. Tom is a wealth of knowledge and getting it preserved for the future was important. So glad to be able to share his wisdom and get to talk with him on the show. Thank you again Connie!

[@megansparks88]

This is such a good video. I’ve been coming to this area for 25yrs as my grandma lives just miles away from serpent mound. I drive past the Rock Shop every time I visit her and eat at that drive in restaurant/cafe place across the street. I never knew about the impact crater and the magnetic properties in the area. I’m sharing this video with others that have been to the area with me. Thanks for posting!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

That is awesome! Thank you for sharing, Thomas is a wonderful human being with so much information and enthusiasm to share. We are thrilled to be able to help spread his knowledge!!!

[@pamboger3729]

First I've watched this. Excellent tour of this area. Feel like I'm standing right there with him.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the tour!

[@fordsrestorations970]

I stopped at your place a couple years ago. This whole region is charged according to the Indian stories... but listening to your research adds more information to the other information I have that makes it more sensible. I told you I'd be back down there and I'm planning on it but there might be a lot of people down there at the eclipse

[@DK-cp2en]

Paradigm changing!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

So glad this affected you the way it did us!

[@rebeccamartin2399]

Wow, Ive got to visit this area again. And definitely visit the rock shop!

[@Alarix246]

I'm very grateful for this video popping up in my youtube feed; I recently watched Randal Carloson's Kosmographia podcast about this Serpent mound and he noted that the serpent sort of corresponds to the layout of the close area within the crater. The head of the serpent lies on a rock which has a viper head shape, so the ridge behind it could be considered a natural continuation of a serpent body; I love you mentioning the "Underwater serpent" as well. I think it would be worthwhile for somebody to decipher various similarities of these land features around the mound, because I think there will be many cues not touched yet.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

We’re grateful for you finding our channel! We love Randall! His podcast is so informative. I caught that very episode myself and was blown away! If you ever want to take an in person tour with Tom call House of Phacops Rockshop and schedule it! Amazing

[@Alarix246]

@@TheStrangeRoad hey thanks for feedback! I surely will, if I ever find money and courage to travel again to the USA!

[@MarkGentry-xn6te]

Thanks Tom! I hope to see you soon!

[@daniellehrapoonov4782]

Ok so I am absolutely astonished by this info and all the discoveries. Looks like we need to ride horses and bring post pigeons to avoid battery drainage in cars and cell phones. And make sure it rains to see the phenomenon of the half-rained road. Can't wait for the trip. Thank you!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

It really is astonishing. We had no idea about any of this stuff until we hung out with Tom that day. He literally blew our minds! Make sure you stop in a the House of Phacops Rock shop in Locust Grove, Oh on your way to Serpent Mound!

[@daniellehrapoonov4782]

@@TheStrangeRoad Thank you very much! We definitely will + will book a private tour. Hoping to scope those fluorescent stones and bring them home. Gonna have to fight my cat for the black light in his laser pointer but hey, worth the risk.

[@allonesame6467]

Huh? An Obelisk at the serpent's head! Wow!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Yep it’s at the bottom of the cliff. I’ve seen the stone in question . It checks out. supposedly it rings like a bell.

[@peelingoffthelayers]

Thank you

[@TheStrangeRoad]

You're welcome!

[@badguyfishing2344]

Living in adams county my whole life this is awesome to learn!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

That's awesome! Tom is an amazing repository of all sorts of knowledge and insight. Beyond that, he's just a great person. Thanks for watching!!!

[@Chasingmoundbuilders]

Love driving this area because it’s beautiful scenery. I was at fort ancient and serpent mound on the summer solstice recently. Amazing energy there

[@CorpseBride64]

This man is so learned, and handsome too. What an interesting life he has had. I love fossils, but mine are much less grand then what we see here, LoL. Fascinating video, I truly loved it!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Thomas is so incredibly knowledgeable. Definitely go visit him at House of Phacops Rock Shop and see his collections in person. Serpent Mound is only 6 miles away too. 😎🙏🏼

[@d.aardent9382]

Wow, i never knew that much about the impact crater site, i kind of forgot about it actually, but i recall someone mentioning it on one of the older serpent mound videos as to the weird magnetic anomalies all around and i was really intrigued about it as we have a impact crater in ,i think, northwest Indiana, Illinois border area. I cant remember the name of the site,there is a small town nearby it,on the edge of the debris ring and interesting thing is there is a open mine in the center of the crater remnant. Thats really amazing to think that the one there in OH was a mile deep at one time. Ive been trying to get over there and see serpent mound for years but there's always something more pressing in responsibilities and work that i dont get time to travel.

[@StandingStones1776-vb6zn]

Amazing infomation thank you all for this!

[@BlackestSheepB.Barker]

The builders were expert Geomancers and most likely were fully aware of the magnetic anomalies at the site and probably chose it for this reason. Excellent break down of the crater and surrounding Geology. I just subscribed

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Appreciate you! Glad you enjoyed the doc!

[@brianmollenkopf7491]

Great video, I'd would love to go on that guided tour with him.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Next time you’re in the Serpent Mound area stop by the Rock Shop. Tom will schedule one with you. House of Phacops Rock Shop [phone] maps.app.goo.gl/JUtCVMQ1hsTB7sGR9?g_st=ic

[@daniellehrapoonov4782]

@@TheStrangeRoad wow, thank you! Sounds amazing.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

The video is great but you can't beat going on the tour with Tom in person! So wild!

[@simulationsecrets6540]

Nicely done!

[@user-fr1mb1lq4b]

I met you about 10 years ago I stopped in at your shop I used to live right by you now I live by Chillicothe Hopewell mounds I'm looking forward to stop and learning from you thank you for sharing you need to go to schools and educate some people

[@TheStrangeRoad]

We’ll pass on your message to Thomas for you! Thanks for watching man! Hope you enjoyed the tour!

[@Wicknews8100]

Thank you great work, im finding those white calcites or quartz crystals, i collect the ones with engravings, im in Brantford, Ontario, similarly the storms go around and winter snow is less than surrounding areas

[@adamfog5476]

Some cool info. It’s a good trail mix with a lot of nuts mixed in.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Trail mix is so good!

[@nancyandroger3701]

Thank you so much for this! It's new information for me.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Us too! Tom blew us away, would love to have him back on!!

[@andrewcockburn3227]

How interesting!

[@E.o.t.4637]

I just came across your channel and I'm so glad I did. I'm hoping to make a trip down to Serpents Mound this summer. You gave me so much insight about the area that I'm hoping to hit most of the places you talked about. Great video and Thank You!

[@fallyblue]

Just subbed! Denise from Kalamazoo!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Thank you soooo much! We appreciate it, tell your friends!!!

[@jameswilliamson288]

I believe I found tektite and moldavite from serpent mounds in the mountains of Pennsylvania wilcox

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Very interesting. What makes you think it might be from Serpent Mound? I’d love to hear more. DM on Instagram or Facebook. 😎🕉️

[@ManInTheClouds]

Fantastic job @The Strange Road !

[@TheStrangeRoad]

😎🙏🏼🙏🏼🦉

[@user-fr1mb1lq4b]

Today I met the man that owns American Stonehenge t New Hampshire nice guy

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Hi Stephen! This is Mikey from TSR. We are having Dennis on the show next week. That episode with be released in a few weeks. 🙏🏼😎

[@user-fr1mb1lq4b]

@@TheStrangeRoad this man truly knows his stuff he blowed four circuits in my head from talking with him in a good way God bless you all keep up the great work you should do an episode on Chillicothe ohio Jews indians mounds that they destroyed a long time ago That's where I live

[@tamlamoore7962]

❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[@greenjoel70]

Wow, this is incredibly informative and compelling - nice job! This was one of those times that I eagerly smashed the Subscribe button 😁

[@TheStrangeRoad]

We're just the conduits to share Tom's knowledge but we sincerely appreciate the subscribe! We just had Tom in the studio yesterday where we went even deeper with him chatting about strange anomalies around Serpent Mound. Episode #11. Check it out and much love!

[@Shadeghoul]

Is Thomas still doing this stuff I am so interested in giving 100% of my time to this stuff I live in Ohio and have never seen serpent mound but love to get into this stuff Randall Carlson Graham Hancock Ben vankerwyk the snake bros. Malcolm bendall are some of my favorite people to learn from to give you an idea of what I’m into

[@davidhefner5668]

Things have a tendency to dissappear at the Smithsonian.

[@Shivaho]

If the Smithsonians show up Hide Your Artifacts cause they will steal them!

[@flyingscience]

The house being haunted may be explainable by all the magnetic drains , reversals , spinning compasses may have a noticable effect on residents brain perceptions. Do people feel odd in general during the magnetic oddities? This could make people have odd perceptions and feelings. Interesting!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Yes! Exactly! Is it a portal situation?

[@davidhefner5668]

Legally they have to disclose to the buyer if the house is haunted.

[@1jw298]

😂 how are you going to prove that? Are you making jokes???

[@StandingStones1776-vb6zn]

Just a thought what if you had a pacemaker for your heart and lived in this area would it cause it to go into the wrong pacing or stop it?

[@fearmonkey]

Where can i get more information about the obelisk mentioned at 19:39?

[@TheStrangeRoad]

That information has been presented at live events over the years by Ross Hamilton. I am trying to find a video presentation online where he talks about this. It may have never been recorded and uploaded. I can tell you exactly where it is though.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Here is Ross and Jeffrey talking about it on a Megalithomania video from 5 years ago. 6:57 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3ymYaSubKukias

[@fearmonkey]

@@TheStrangeRoad Thanks so much, really interesting! was just there, enjoying the info!

[@TheStrangeRoad]

@Faaeres so happy you’re digging this one!

[@metalman7393]

Interesting place. Its possible that indians dug it. They did things with earthworks that people are clueless about.

[@jordanjustison859]

It's not that old. But it's before the flood during Adam and Eve.

[@user-yo1pk4ky4k]

This geology is interesting, but I think he is obsessive about its effect on the area.

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Yes. He’s lived there for over 30 years and witnessed many strange things in the area. Just experience.

[@richardrogers156]

Ohio is weird people wouldn't believe half the things I've seen over past 50 years.Thanks hope you believe in God, Jesus and Holy Spirit.Strongs concordance bible dictionary in Greek and Hebrew and Smiths Bible dictionary helps to look up words, numbers and names in King James Bible.💪😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@pineapple_express8747]

This impact was post the Great Flood. 1000000 %. Thus removing this 250 million year talk. It sounds good. But it doesn't fit world history recored facts. The world was covered in water , they find these same shell fish on Mt. Everest. Rocks were also much softer , allowing them to absorb energy then differently from today. Today the rocks are hard like the hearts of the people. Silly but it's ture.

[@C.M.R.Artifacts-qu1ey]

Now that was a cool video!! I would love know more!!

[@mikewuerth4218]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serpent_Mound_crater

[@TheStrangeRoad]

Wikipedia should have Tom update their basic page. 😎 Thanks for sharing Mike!