Fossil Hammer:
A metal hammer encased in a stone block from the Cretaceous period, Emma Khan, a resident of London, Texas, USA, with her family found during a trip to Texas in 1934. She sawed off the metal part to analyze and find out what it consists of. The place of the file is still not rusty. The whole hammer was inside a piece of rock, only part of the handle was sticking out. The metal part of the hammer was 15 centimeters long and about 3 centimeters in diameter. The wooden handle is completely petrified, and its structure indicates porous carbonization. It seems impossible to fake such a thing.
According to Dr. KE Buff, director of the Museum of Fossil Antiquities, which houses this hammer, the find comes from the early Cretaceous period - from 140 to 65 million years ago. According to the current state of scientific knowledge, mankind learned to make such tools only 10 thousand years ago. Analysis of the metal "London Hammer" was made by the Metallurgical Institute in Columbus (Ohio) and received the following data: 96% iron, 2.6% chlorine, 0.74% sulfur. Not a single bubble was found in the metal. The quality of iron, even by modern standards, is exceptionally high and raises many questions, since the content of metals used in the metallurgical industry in the production of various types of steel (such as manganese, cobalt, nickel, tungsten, vanadium or molybdenum) is not detected. There are also no impurities,and the percentage of chlorine is unusually high. It is also surprising that no trace of carbon has been found in iron, while iron ore from earth deposits always contains carbon and other impurities.
Shoe footprint in shale (Utah, USA):
William J. Meister, a draftsman and amateur trilobite collector, reported in 1968 of a shoeprint found in a shale bed near Antelope Spring, Utah. Meister found an imprint similar to that of a shoe by splitting a piece of shale. Inside it, the remains of trilobites are clearly visible. The shale with fossilized trilobites and a footprint in a shoe dates from the Cambrian period, hence its age is 505 to 590 million years. In an article published in the Creation Recearch Society Quarterly, Meister describes the ancient shoe print as follows: “Where the heel should be, there is a notch that is an eighth of an inch (3 mm) deeper than the rest of the print. Definitely a right footprintbecause the shoe (or sandal) is very characteristically worn on the right."
"Hatchet" from Ayud:
1974 year. In a sand quarry on the banks of the Mures River, a team of workers found three small objects buried in fine-grained sand in river sediments. The exact location of the found items is about two kilometers east of the city of Ayuda (Romania) on the eastern edge of the Siebenburger mountain range and 50 kilometers north of Clui Napoc. The objects found were 10 meters below the surface, under hardened surface sand deposits. A local researcher identified two of the finds as bones, or parts of bones, while the third object resembled a stone ax in appearance and weight. The researcher sent everything he found to the Archaeological Institute of Clui Napoc. There the finds were cleared of the bark of hardened sand. The fossil bones were identified as bones from the limbs and molars of a young mastodon. Mastodons - the ancestors of modern elephants - lived on the planet from 23 million to a million years ago. The third object (let's call it the Ayud object) could not be identified, and it was not a stone ax, for it was made of metal.
The object is 20.2 centimeters long. Two holes were drilled in it - of different diameters - and were located at right angles to each other. An oval deformation was noticeable in the lower part of the larger of the holes - apparently this was the result of the fact that a shaft or rod was fastened into the hole. The top and side surfaces were covered with heavy impact marks. Having considered all the details together, the scientists expressed the opinion that the object is part of some kind of specialized machine. Repeated metallurgical tests only deepened the mystery surrounding the found object. At the Institute for Research and Protection of Nonferrous Ores (Magural City), analyzes were made (by Dr. Niederkorn). Analyzes have shownthat the object consisted or was made of a complex metal alloy of twelve different elements in addition to aluminum (the "Ayud object" contained 89% aluminum). A detailed report on metals and chemical analysis is in the dossier of the Russian UFO Research Center. Although aluminum is one of the most abundant elements in the earth's crust, it can only be found in nature in the form of compound compounds. Aluminum was discovered in 1825; for industrial purposes it is mined by electrolysis of ores in a molten state at temperatures between 950 and 970 degrees Celsius. Aluminum was discovered in 1825; for industrial purposes it is mined by electrolysis of ores in a molten state at temperatures between 950 and 970 degrees Celsius. Aluminum was discovered in 1825; for industrial purposes it is mined by electrolysis of ores in a molten state at temperatures between 950 and 970 degrees Celsius.
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Only at the beginning of the last century, aluminum began to be produced in quantities required for industry. In the States, for example, aluminum has been produced at the factories of the ALCOA concern since 1883. The “Ayud object” is also interesting because it is covered with an aluminum oxide film. Oxidation is the process of absorbing oxygen, or the elimination of electrons. Usually, aluminum, when exposed to air, covers itself with a very thin layer of oxide, so that the metal is more resistant to oxidation than, say, iron. This layer prevents further oxidation. But on the "Ayud object" the oxide film has a thickness of over a millimeter - nowhere has this been seen before. There is nothing to compare with, but the Romanian scientist believes that such a density could be created only if the age of the object exceeds several hundred thousand years … One of the metallurgists who studied the object wrote this:"… unbelievable, but it seems to be restructured aluminum, as if the other alloy elements have returned to their crystalline state."
None of the specialists who investigated the "Ayud object" (archaeologists, paleontologists, engineers) could identify it or even establish a resemblance to modern machines or machine components. One aeronautical engineer put forward an interesting hypothesis: the "Ayud object" is similar to the landing leg-support of a small-sized aircraft, which (like the spacecraft descending to the lunar surface, or "Vikings") should have made a soft landing on the Earth's surface. This is proved not only by the shape of the "Ayud object", but also by two holes - probably the attachment points for the legs-supports of the descent apparatus; traces of scratches on the bottom and along the edges; and the material itself, lightweight aluminum, which is still used today in the aviation industry, in the construction of spaceships - because of its relatively light weight. Surely "something" (for example,relatively lightweight remote control probe) flew over the territory of modern Romania millions of years ago? And this “something” landed in the prehistoric valley of Mures, where some kind of accident left the messenger of another mind on our planet forever? Were the fragments of the "probe" washed away, leaving only a broken leg-support, together with the bones of the ancestor of elephants, in the shallow water of the river? Over time, both the leg and the bones were covered with sediments and thus did not disappear, surviving to this day …in the shallow water of a river? Over time, both the leg and the bones were covered with sediments and thus did not disappear, surviving to this day …in the shallow water of a river? Over time, both the leg and the bones were covered with sediments and thus did not disappear, surviving to this day …
About the extraordinary find, discovered back in 1974, the Romanian Florian Georgita published in 1992 a detailed article in the journal Ancient skies. He saw the "object from Ayud" and scrupulously described it shortly before this object disappeared somewhere. A Romanian scientist expressed his hypotheses about the cosmic origin of a metal part of unknown age and purpose. In his opinion, it could be part of the chassis of an interplanetary spacecraft. Georgita referred to the point of view of an engineer, an aircraft specialist, who cleverly imagined how the fossil was fixed to a boom. Florian Georgita noticed abrasions and scratches on the surface, indicating significant wear.
Ufologist M. Haesemann in 1994 accidentally fell on the trail of the lost "find from Ayud". He came to the Hungarian city of Debrecen to attend a conference of ufologists and there he received an invitation to speak at a meeting in Cluj, in neighboring Romania. Among the listeners there was a man who volunteered to show Hesemann the "object from Ayud" and kept his promise. In September 1995, the ufologist was fortunate enough to examine and even hold in his hands a nondescript aluminum object from the excavations near Ayud. Thanks to M. Hesemann, we at least know that the amazing object has not disappeared, but is in Romania.
Over the years, scientists have learned almost nothing new about this thing. It was not possible to determine the exact age of the metal item. It is absolutely unknown who smelted aluminum in prehistoric times and made this object from it. It is completely incomprehensible what it was used for. Judging by the shape of the metal part, one can assume its purely technical purpose. Archaeologists believe that the "hatchet" was not suitable for use as an ordinary primitive tool of labor. The hypothesis of the cosmic origin of a detail brought to earth by representatives of an extraterrestrial civilization seems to be a perfectly reasonable explanation, but it has no proof.
Balls with notches from South Africa:
South African miners have already discovered hundreds of metal spheres, and at least one of them has three parallel grooves along the equator. Scientists have never written anything about these balls, but the facts are as follows: they are found in layers of pyrophyllite, mined near the small town of Ottosdal (Wonderstone mine) in the western Transvaal. Pyrophyllite is a soft mineral and was formed 2.8-3 billion years ago. The balls found in it, having a fibrous structure inside, have a very hard metal shell that cannot be scratched even with a steel object.
The first studies of numerous finds were made in 1979 by prof. Geology JR McIver of Witwaterstand University (Johannesburg) and prof. geology Andries Bisschoff from Potsshefstroom University.
As J. Jimison writes in his note, these balls are of two varieties: “some are solid, of a hard bluish metal with white specks, others are hollow, with a spongy filling of white color”. Roelf Marx, curator of the museum in the South African city of Klerksdorp, where several of these balls are located, notes: “These balls are a complete mystery. They look as if they were made by a man, but at the time when they were embedded in the rock, no intelligent life on Earth yet existed. I've never seen anything like it."
One of these ellipsoids ended up in the British Museum of History. And there it suddenly became clear that, being placed under glass, it began to spontaneously and slowly rotate around its axis, completing a full revolution in 128 days.
Plane:
Another mysterious find is an object discovered in one of the tombs in South America that closely resembles an airplane. An expert from the Aerodynamic Institute in New York, Dr. Arthur Poisley, after conducting extensive research, stated that "the object found is undoubtedly a model of an aircraft, and not a stylized image of a bird or fish, as some believe." This small model clearly demonstrates the sleek fuselage, air intakes and the typical multi-piece tail of the aircraft. Most likely, the ancient Maya saw such technical means and made this model from their appearance.