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Jewelry in Solid Rock? Straw through a Stop Sign? Interdimensional events?

764 views · Published 27 May 2013 · 9:49 · Indexed 26 October 2026

Channel: CARPO719 · 2013 · Education

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How do these anomalies occur? It could be due to a 'ghost' effect in the interdimensional realm...or something else. 

Here's an excerpt from a web page I found;


MAN-MADE METAL OBJECTS IN ANCIENT ROCK
 
Various objects have been found inside coal, often discovered accidentally when a piece of coal was dropped on the floor which splits open. Coal is considered by geologists as extremely old organic material. This causes one to pause and wonder how many items have been inside coal, but were destroyed in furnaces and stoves because they were never discovered. In any case, we know that somehow these objects were transported from where they were manufactured to where they were found, via a phenomena not easily explained.
CARBON-14 DATING CONSIDERATIONS
 
Carbon dating has been proven to be unreliable when dating very old objects found in the ground. The problem with Carbon-14 dating, is that one cannot always tell when it has not worked accurately. Rock strata and other organic material are often used to determine the age of an object. Carbon-14 dating in past *assumed* that everything has the same Carbon-14 absorption from the environment and with the same decay rate. We now know this is not true. [6]
 
THE FOCUS IS ON WHAT AND WHERE - NOT WHEN
 
Carbon dating issues aside, only the WHAT and WHERE of the following objects are relevant to this work. Unlike carbon-14 dating, these are usually absolutes we can use. We will not focus on the estimated age. We want to know HOW they got there. Below are just a few well documented examples of objects found in completely unexpected places. To reduce the original somewhat lengthy text (see [2] for further reading,) not all the names of researchers, scientists and museum directors are included below. For ease of reading and clarity, I have reduced the original text by approximately 50% without changing any data. It is also noteworthy that there are almost identical copies of the orignial text in other places.
 
Descriptions of objects below are dated 1979 [2]. Some years passed after 1979 before the unreliable nature of the complex carbon dating process was better understood. Please keep this in mind as you read the following stories of discovered objects. My comments are enclosed in { }.
 
ANCIENT PAUL BUNYAN?
 
* In 1826, a well dug near the Ohio river from a level 94 feet down, a buried tree stump was brought to the surface which showed the marks of an ax. The marks were deep and well-cut, indicating the use of a sharp and durable blade. The suspicion that the ax had been made of metal was confirmed when, embedded in the top of the stump, an advanced oxidized wedge of iron was found. The layer from which the stump came was estimated to be between 50,000 and 75,000 years old - nearly 10 times the accepted age of the supposed first metal usage. {Question is - HOW did it get there, 94ft. down?}

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