The amazing story of the incredible find, called the "Phoenician fortress" by the author, was first published by David Campbell on the Viewzone website. She was not immediately interested in the mainstream media.
Meanwhile, this detailed report contains curious details that can tell a lot about the distant past of our planet. Naturally, provided that the place of discovery will be investigated by specialists from different fields of science.
David Campbell was born and raised in the vicinity of Rockwall, Texas and was fond of the history of the Great Wall of Texas throughout his life. His wife, Sue, was the editor of a small community newspaper, The Weekend Bandit, which focuses on local events and history.
The husband wrote articles in this newspaper at his leisure. Once David found out that in January 2000 a mysterious wall had been dug up in the state, and at the same time he remembered that in the distant 1949, near the Texas wall, tablets with inscriptions similar to runes were found. On the pages of the newspaper, Campbell appealed to local residents to contact him if anyone has information about walls or graffiti.
The couple soon received an urgent message from a reader who lived in Colbert, Oklahoma. The man told them about a meeting with a man looking for old arrowheads in the Kiamichi mountains. In the labyrinth of mountain caves, this man found stone tablets, dotted with an unknown "alien" letter.
The most amazing thing is that next to the tablets, he found small human skulls and bones. The reader left the coordinates of this mysterious place to the administrator - but they were so vague that the intrigued spouses practically did not hope to find anything. Finally, deciding that they were going to have a regular mountain walk, the Campbells hit the road.
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After several hours of wandering through the woods, they stumbled upon a strange wall of clearly artificial origin. The couple had never seen such an unusual masonry before: small stones were fastened to each other, like cellular tissue. Climbing higher, people realized the true scale of their discovery. The stones, apparently containing various mineral and metallic compounds, were firmly attached to each other, forming structures similar to a honeycomb.
The walls of the cells were so dark and dense that they seemed to be made of iron. However, an industrial magnet brought to the cell did not react in any way. What kind of substance was there? Sue Campbell began to photograph the mysterious place, and David climbed higher, climbing to the very top of the structure.
Recalling later about his impressions, he wrote that at that moment his brain seemed to be doused with ice water - the effect was so strong. Acres of square stones lay beneath his feet in monstrous chaos. This place looked like a vandal-desecrated cemetery … David was sure that he had found the remains of a huge ancient wall. Subsequently, the locals told him that they consider the structure to be the ruins of a huge mine and a furnace in which the Aztecs melted gold.
Campbell's article made a lasting impression on Mystery History journalists. They compared photos of unusual formations with the famous Waffle Stone from West Virginia and an object that rests at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, and came to the conclusion about the undeniable similarity of ancient anomalous structures. According to ufologists, these are fragments of larger objects (possibly of alien origin). In the case of the Oklahoma anomaly, it could be an aircraft that crashed into the earth's surface many thousands or even millions of years ago and eventually petrified.
After the publication of the video on the YouTube channel, fans of the paranormal news put forward another assumption: the "alien ship" from Oklahoma is the remains of a petrified tree of gigantic proportions. The "masonry" was once the cells of this tree.
So, there are several hypotheses: a wall, the remains of an Aztec complex for the extraction and smelting of gold, a petrified tree, the crash site of an alien ship. The final conclusions have not been made yet. Maybe some of you will have to resolve disputes with a compelling argument, putting an end to this story, Elena Muravyova for neveroyatno.info