The Tucson Artifacts Hoax
This is the story of how a family outing turned into the discovery of over 30 artifacts–most of them made of lead–that some people think […]
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Carl Feagans: I think the believers, at least in the 1920s & 1930s, were contending that the "weapons" were some sort of…
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Bob Jase: People who want to believe anything will. If'n I was a soldier and was was told to use a lead…
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10 Anomalous Fossil Finds That Stumped Scientists – Over View – Your Daily News Source: […] Critics have questioned the dating methods used, arguing that geological processes may have displaced the tools into much older…
