Artifacts found in Mexico may support the paleocontact theory

Anomalien.com ^ | November 21, 2022 | Anomalien.com

[Disambiguator]

This should provide a nice soundtrack for this thread.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vAGVQM6IAKk

[panzerkamphwageneinz]

Amen brother

[PIF]

The South Taurids run from about September 10 until November 20, peaking around November 4/5.

The North Taurids overlap them, running from around October 20 to December 10, peaking around November 12/13.

Precession likely means that the next hit will be in the Winter. One of these years.

[SunkenCiv]

According to radiocarbon analysis, the product is about 2600 years old.

And they are stone "artifacts". So, no, there is no radiocarbon dating of any of those. Fakes.

• STAR <<AZTLAN>> -- Scientific Team of Artifacts Research

[UNGN]

He has a new series on Netflix that is pretty neat.

It will interest a lot of kids in this stuff, like chariots of the gods did to us kids in the 70s.

It’s not aliens, this time. It just shows how mean the universe is and we are all lucky to be here.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Sure; they’d just love to make contact with a twisted human society that sacrifices its own species to demonic forces.

That was pretty much all human society prior to 1000 years ago.

[Honest Nigerian]

According to radiocarbon analysis, the product is about 2600 years old.
*************************
According to real science radiocarbon analysis is not very reliable. So the theories based on such RCn analysis are suspect.

[Honest Nigerian]

That looks like a sand dollar that was carved to show worship of psychedelic mushrooms.
Who else has a theory?

[shotgun]

That was what I was thinking. Bad mushrooms and the white rabbit from Alice in Wonderland hiding in the stem.

[Reily]

All the numbers mean is there’s a market for those items.

[wafflehouse]

20 thousand falsified artifacts strains credibility.

alibaba.com begs to differ

[Macho MAGA Man]

😂

[Olog-hai]

Christian society too?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Until a little over a thousand years ago Christianity was not wide spread enough to have a true Christian society.

Yes, there were Christian communities but they lived side by side with the pagan ones normally. There were exceptions which is why I said "most" not "all".

After the Norse converted the tipping point was reached and more and more of the world became Christian.

Human sacrifice was an accepted practice in nearly all pre-Christian societies. The only difference was how commonly it was done.

[GingisK]

That is a reasonable and sensible explanation.

[SunkenCiv]

"We're going to attempt Time Travel..."

[SunkenCiv]

This topic was posted 11/22/2022, thanks Macho MAGA Man.

FAKE.