Incredible finds and phenomena or in the dustbin of history
The Koso item (called the Koso "spark plug" 500,000 years old) is just an anomaly. It is not equipped with any additional artifacts, such as a petrified head, lamp, lantern, lamp, fireplace grates, car fenders, testifying to a cut of a forgotten culture. However, it may be that the following items are tacit witnesses to early attempts at colonization by ancient Europeans, Asians, or now dumb and forgotten nations.
• State of Illinois - Roman coins found in burial mounds.
• Kentucky - An iron fork was found in a prehistoric Indian settlement near Eddivill.
• 1966 - Japanese pottery from the Yomon period (3000 BC) was discovered in Ecuador.
• Viking ruins are still found in the jungle in America and Canada.
• Huge stone heads scattered in the jungle of Veracruz have clear negroid features.
• A clay tablet found near the Siskehanna River near Winfield, Pennsylvania bears traces of cuneiform describing a loan from an Assyrian merchant in Cappadocia around 1900 BC. e.
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• 1910 - a little boy living in the tiny village of Flora Vista in New Mexico, dug up two stone plates and thus gave rise to an ongoing controversy in our time. Among the already deciphered symbols of the ancient language there are figures of different animals, and two elephants. Mistakes cannot be trunks, ears, tusks - everything is in place. The boy found the records in the Indian ruins, which are 800 years old, on the Animas River, opposite the village of Flora Vista. Is it possible to draw an elephant without ever seeing it? As the saying goes, if you put a lot of monkeys into a room with typewriters and give them enough paper, then one of them will eventually write Hamlet. If many ancient American artists depicted fantastic animals, then perhaps one of them depicted an elephant at random.
• Another archaeological nonsense relates to balls of various sizes found in Johannesbal (North Dakota, Tennessee) and throughout the jungles of Costa Rica in huge quantities. Some of the stone balls were 1.8 meters in diameter, while others were the size of children's playing balls.
• From a well dug by workers on a farm in Guthrie, Oklahoma, the owner of the farm, Mrs. Allen Ecker, retrieved a strange object from 15 feet deep. After washing away the mud and clay, she saw the figurine of a bearded man holding a lamb. Someone claiming to be a woodcarver told her that the figurine was carved from wood that is harder than ivory and which had disappeared centuries ago, but no one could identify the figure of the ancient shepherd.
After a while, two Chinese students from a nearby college claimed that the figurine depicted Shu Shing, the Chinese god of longevity. Students believed that this is the earliest image of a god recognized as such for many centuries before Christ.
According to Frank Wolkmann, who wrote an article about this in Faith magazine in December 1955, the figurine was found in such a layer that was not exposed for a considerable time. This is further evidence that the idol is incredibly old. “Mrs. Ecker went to great lengths to figure out how the idol ended up in America and who brought him here. Over the years, she received several letters from those who, in their opinion, have unearthed similar figures."
• 1945, June - Businessman Waldemar Julesrud, while driving around a hill in Acambaro (Mexico), accidentally discovered fragments of clay, which eventually led him to the discovery of more than 30,000 incredible objects.
Despite the fact that almost none of the archaeologists and anthropologists bothered to study the figurines from Acambaro, almost all scientists who heard of them immediately declared that they were fake. And how can you blame them? Some of the fragments resemble dinosaurs and plesiosaurs, others - ridiculous dragons and monsters, and others - human beings with fish-like faces. The age of organic matter at the surface was determined by radiocarbon dating: the figures may be 6,500 years old.
It is unlikely in Mexico in 4500 BC. e. it could be an artisan who had any idea of the existence of dinosaurs, and, moreover, could imagine their appearance. In addition to these ridiculous images, numerous figurines have been found depicting horses, rhinos, tapirs, camels and other mammals that disappeared in the north and south of the American continent at the end of the Pleistocene, 1012 thousand years ago. Among the figurines, there are many teeth belonging to the Pleistocene.
All 30,000 fragments are different and not repeated. There are plaques depicting people and animals in different situations, which can be important in religious and historical aspects. Among them is a monster that could inspire Dan Andrews, the creator of the horror film The Demon's Curse. And all the same fishing warriors, mummies, horsemen and gladiators in a battle with giant reptiles …
Perhaps in Acambaro we ran into a natural history museum? What if prehistoric people borrowed the fashion for these items from some extinct race living in the north of the American continent? Maybe they were brought to this country by bold sea rulers from other cultures?
It is possible to take these versions on faith, but each has at least one “weak point” that irritates the mind. (A creationist might think he is dealing with the remnants of the material culture of ancient man and would agree that man could coexist with extinct reptiles and mammoths, but he would certainly want to confirm the dates with a radiocarbon method.) No, even the most liberal part of the orthodox recognize the Akambaro figurines as completely unscientific.
Having discussed so many cases, we can conclude that we are not provided with enough objects to create a complete picture of what really happened. Here one hypothesis comes to mind. Perhaps these "oddities" fell out of other dimensions of reality. Unexplained and incredible objects have dematerialized in one place to materialize in another, hundreds of miles and even hundreds of years from their place of origin.
I am sure that sometimes, and perhaps more often than we imagine, space and time are intertwined and in no way fit into the boundaries established by our orthodox ideas about reality.
Plastic buttons began to fall from the sky and covered several city blocks. Torn to shreds, the meat of an unknown animal covered acres of land with blood. Fish, tadpoles, alligators and snakes suddenly appeared where they weren't. There are documented cases of men and women who went on an afternoon stroll and were transported to other countries. Some of them - instantly, others - within a few years.
All these obvious distortions of time and space indicate that the reality that we imagine to be reliable and real is actually plastic - in the sense that it is capable of taking different forms and that it is an artificial image of true reality.
The as yet undiscovered physical law may be responsible for many gaps in space and time and for many unexplained archaeological finds. If not, how do you explain this?
• Late 1972 - Jeffrey Dean of English Bacton caught a cod fishing. And along with the catch, he received an extraordinary prize. Inside the fish, he found a bronze coin, which was later attributed by experts to Roman coins of the 4th century and valued at 240 dollars.
Once I read an article in the newspaper about a young man who lost his ring while fishing. A week later, in the stomach of the caught fish, he found his ring safe and sound. Of course, this is an amazing coincidence, but it can be explained: after the young man dropped the ring into the water, the hungry fish bumped into him and swallowed this sparkling sinking object. Depending on your prejudice, you can attribute this to Destiny or Divine Providence, but this is only an apparent explanation.
But how did a 4th century coin end up in the stomach of a 20th century fish? It is unlikely that the cod could dig at the bottom and retrieve a coin that has been there for over 1600 years. An object that has fallen to the bottom of a lake, river or sea becomes covered with layers of sediments after a few years.
The only acceptable explanation is that the fish bumped into the falling object and swallowed it. It remains to be seen how the 4th century coin fell into the waters of the 20th century.
• When I talk about falling objects, I recall a conversation with the late Ivan Sanderson and his wife Alma. They told me about a night they played catch with an invisible rock thrower in Sumatra. The couple were on the veranda of a large house when small stones began to fall around them. At first, they suspected mischievous boys, but after examining all the bushes on the site, they did not find anyone. Ivan began tossing stones back into the darkness. A hail of stones fell from that side again.
Then the scientist marked several stones with chalk and threw them far beyond the light from the veranda. Soon, these marked stones fell on people sitting in bamboo chairs. “It was dark,” Alma Sanderson recalled. "How is it possible to find the marked stones in the dark and throw them back ?!" …
It seems that this could be the very situation in which time and space were clearly out of order. Or maybe our methods of studying time and space are ineffective and inaccurate?
“These stones were not thrown at us,” said Ivan. - They are dropped, or thrown, or just drifting. This is a purely physical phenomenon, and over time it can be explained in terms of physical principles - but not necessarily the laws of Newton, Einstein or any of the great scientists who pasted their labels on the principles of our space-time continuum. The matter will be easier if at least we assume that such a law exists. A whole series of absurd subjects are suddenly explained.
• For example, it is much more convenient to interpret the origin of an object found several inches below the surface of the earth by Mr. Rodding when he was working in his vegetable garden in Lexington, Kentucky in 1928. Mr. Rodding found a medallion from the city of Rimini on the northern coast of the Italian Adriatic, dating back to the 15th century. The date on the medallion is 1446. On the obverse there is a portrait of a lady with the inscription: "Lady Isotta of Rimini". On the reverse -? an African elephant is clearly visible.
According to Dr. Ruben Clark III, an expert from Brigham University, the medallion was made in honor of the beautiful Isotta, the third woman of Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta (1416-1468), ruler of Rimini, Fano and Senigalia. During the Renaissance, Rimini gained fame mainly as a member of the powerful Malatesta family.
In this case, we are dealing at least with a real place and real people whose existence can be proved. Perhaps there were one or two Italians among the conquistadors of Ponso de Leon or Fernando de Soto traveling in the southeast of America. Alternatively, the medallion could be part of the collection of some scientist who immigrated to the colony 400 years after the item was made. The wheel of the stroller hits a stone, a metal box opens and falls to the ground, Rimini's Medallion is lost. Explanations don't fit? Then it is possible to assume that an as yet undefined force transferred the object from one continent to another.
• Who could have driven a car in the off-road jungle of New Guinea and left it there? When the natives began to talk about seeing a car in the forest, a group of researchers from Holland went in search of it. Eighteen miles offshore, in an impassable thicket, they found the remains of a 1961 French car. The site on which it was discovered lies in the densest part of the New Guinea jungle. There is no road leading to or from him.
“We don't know how he got there,” said Dr. Per Windler, who led the expedition into the jungle.
In the vicinity, the only vehicles are sturdy Land Rovers, the only ones that can exist in the jungle. But even they have a hard time. We can only think that the car fell from the sky. Dropped from a large cargo plane?
• But on November 25, 1961, R. A. Finney was able to testify that when a ton of plastic sheeting fell from the sky near Elizabethton, Tennessee, there was no plane nearby. Finney was grazing a herd on a mountain near White Oak Flats when hundreds of pounds of plastic began to literally cover the neighborhood.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Nidiffer said the huge transparent sheet had no shape, no beginning, no end that could be found. Neither he himself, nor the people with him found any inscriptions or labels. The Federal Air Agency in Knokoville did not add anything to the clue, and practical farmers used the film to cover haystacks and tobacco beds after cutting it into pieces.
• 1965, February 19 - Tiny plastic balls the size of a button on a shirt rained in Bloomsbury, Pennsylvania. It was raining over 20 acres, each ball being flat on one side and round on the other. Several people collected balloons for themselves as souvenirs of the incredible rain. Everyone wanted to know who was polluting the environment with plastic balls.
Most often, large pieces of ice, fish or toads mysteriously fall from the sky. Falling ice is generally attributed to the thawed wing of an aircraft. Falling fish and toads - tornadoes and hurricane winds, scooping up lakes and streams. But pieces of ice fell long before the flights of cars heavier than air, and fish and toads fell in calm weather from a cloudless sky.
The Bureau of Forecasts of America has records of ice precipitation weighing more than 100 feet. The largest natural hailstone was only 1.5 pounds, so the claim that these falling chunks of ice can be formed naturally in the same way as hail does not hold water. And besides, icefalls happen not only in winter and not only in northern countries; they have never been associated with abnormal weather conditions.
• April 25, 1969 - Bart Martin of Lakewood, California, saw a block of ice fall from a clear sky onto a Hollywood street. The largest piece weighed 25 pounds. In the vicinity there were no tall buildings where a frivolous prankster could take refuge. There are no planes in the sky.
• 1970, July - a block of ice fell on the street of the Ukrainian city of Yagotin. Striking the ground, it shattered into greenish crystals.
• 1972, May 24 - The Los Angeles Times reported a "Icefall" weighing approximately 50 pounds. Ice broke through the roof of the construction office and fell in the third floor corridor. Officials speculated that the ice could have fallen from the plane, although a federal aviation administration official said there should have been no planes in that location at the time. Plus, modern airplanes use an electrical heating system so the ice melts as it builds up. As a result, there is nothing to fall.
The Federal Aviation Agency reported that while military aircraft do not have such defrosting devices, their high speed and design make it unlikely that ice will form noticeably.
In order to collect as much scientific opinion as possible about the "icefalls", expert Ronald Willis contacted various universities. Some scientists have never heard of this kind of anomalous phenomena. Some heard, but refused to comment on them. The explanations of those who answered Willis's persistent questions are very curious.
A professor from the Drekela Institute said: “I declare with confidence that these large blocks of ice cannot be of meteorological origin. Atmospheric processors are not able to form or hold such masses of ice, especially in the weather conditions of that time.
Professor René of the Atmospheric and Space Research Laboratory of the University of Colorado said: “The meteorological theory does not have sufficient basis. Although some astronomers admit the existence of meteors made of ice, it is doubtful that such lumps could survive the intense heat they entered upon entering the atmosphere.”
Professor Stewart of the University of Virginia said he was taken aback to hear about the "icefalls." He's reading that a six-foot mass of ice buried one German. “Not a single hail was so large. Maybe there are meteorites that are not completely destroyed when falling … This is a very mysterious case … It can be classified as one of those phenomena to which UFOs belong.
• 1971, October - In Faith Magazine, Ella Yoder recounts an experience that happened to her while living on an isolated farm in southwestern Oklahoma around 1909-14. Its inhabitants witnessed "heavy rain of fish, frogs and stones. Some of them were still alive, but soon died. These creatures were strange. They were almost colorless. We could see through them."
The grandfather explained to the children that the transparent beings were sick with God, and he sent them by the wind for theology and burial. A beautiful legend! But why not admit that these animals became sick and transparent only after they were caught in the whirlwind of Space and Time?
• 1941, October 23 - The weather was calm and foggy in Marksville, Louisiana with wind speeds of 8 miles per hour. There were no conditions for the formation of a tornado anywhere near. Yet several species of freshwater fish fell from the sky, up to 9.5 inches in length.
• October 1949 - Although salamanders are not native to North Dakota, 5-inch salamanders rained down.
• "Who drops the monkeys to the ground?" asked the San Francisco Chronicle in response to an incident told by Mrs. Faye Swansall of Stanford Drive, Broadost, California. 1956, October 26 - 8 hours 5 minutes. In the morning she entered the courtyard and saw the body of a small shaggy monkey that had fallen from the sky at night. The body fell onto the clothesline with such force that it twisted the pole. The administration of the airport in San Francisco, at the request of the experts, replied that no one was taking the monkeys on the plane at that time, let alone thrown away.
• Officials in Japan also found it difficult to explain the appearance one morning on the banks of Senzumara (Oshima) of a five-year-old elephant weighing 1,000 pounds. Careful research has established that there were no dying elephants aboard the ship and no missing elephants were found in Japanese zoos. The prospect of being crushed by a falling elephant is decidedly unpleasant! It would be more unpleasant to experience the rain of blood and flesh. But that is exactly what happened: tons of chunks of black, dried meat fell on the Los Nietos Ranch in Townshire, California on August 9, 1869. Those who study such phenomena are also well aware of the whole carriage of meat (of course, without the carriage), scattered over the hills of Wat County, Kentucky, March 3, 1876.
• 1968, August 27 - near Sao Paulo, Brazil, meat and blood fell on an area of 1 square. m between Kokpava and Sa n Jose dos Campos. The pieces of meat lay at a distance of half a meter from each other. Their size varied from 5 to 20 cm. The meat was porous, purple in color, with drops of blood. At this time, the sky was quite clear. There were no planes or birds to be seen.
In all countries of the world, mysterious balls of foam, thin strands of "angel hair", strange pieces of rope fell on people. Most of them have something in common. As Ivan Sanderson noted in the April 1969 issue of Pursuit (the journal of the Society for the Study of the Unexplained), "both animate objects (fish, frogs) and inanimate objects (statues, coins) are terrestrial objects." Only all this has been teleported, exposed to an unknown force, moved in space and … time!
