February 8, 2012

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Rongorongo

Rongorongo script on a wooden artifact.

When it came time for the island’s delegation to sign, the Spaniards were bemused to find that the islanders signed it in a confusing script that seemed to consist of small pictures representing humans and plants and animals.

The Coso Artifact

The Coso Artifact

Proponents for the Coso Artifact as an out of place artifact say that the material in which it was discovered is too old to have held such an item. Estimates put the material at around 500,000 years old.

The Crystal Skulls: Mystery, Misunderstanding or Hoax?

The British Museum Skull by Gryffindor

The crystal skulls are a number of supposed artifacts that are kept by collectors and museums around the world.

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The Staffordshire Hoard

A sword hilt fitting from the Staffordshire Hoard

Scientists can answer some of the riddles of the hoard, including when they were made (the 7th century C.E.) and what they are made of, but nobody has answered the big question of why these valuable items were buried in the first place.

The Sword in the Stone at the Monte Siepi Chapel

The Galgano Sword in the Stone by Adrian Michael

The Sword in the Stone is a story with ties to Arthurian legend. It is the tale of the future King Arthur, who pulled the embedded sword from the stone when no other man could.

The London Hammer

The London Hammer. Photo Credit: http://paleo.cc/paluxy/hammer.htm

The London Hammer, or the London Artifact as some call it, is considered to be a monumental ‘Pre-Flood’ discovery dated back millions of years. Believers point out that this hammer has not rusted since its discovery over sixty years ago.