Anyone have info on out of place artifacts? Like wheels found deep underground before they were invented? Light bulbs found in rock? What do you think about such things? What are your theories?
not really "theory" but fact: advanced civilizations existed before recorded history, but they rise and fall cyclically over millions of years because either malicious powers behind the scenes reset it every few thousand years with planetary cataclysms or the cataclysms are just some "natural" part of the earth's own cycleseither way, everything gets ruined every few thousand years>>43047137holy shit
>>43047418Astroturf. Anons, this is a glownigger. The glownigger's maximum priorities are:>making anons hate Christ>inverting Satan and God>falsely attributing holy things to Satan>stealing holy buildings and repurposing them, and attributing bullshit excuses and thinly veiled stories to them>repurposing the old world's energy grid and reselling it to you>convincing you your ancestors were racist>convincing you the timeline that is only a few thousand years lasted tens of thousands to million years by stretching it and weaving a tapestry of false documents to support the narrative>putting satanic spins on esoteric holy understandings>brainwashing you with cultural and media conditioning from birth>sending you to war to enfranchise this system>fear mongering you with fake bullshit narratives about giant demons, ayliums, and advanced tech they are incapable of producing>killing whistleblowers who share these sentimentsThey only can't touch me because my protectors are God, Christ, and Metatron. Be careful who you trust. Godspeed, anons. Don't get groomed by these fucking freaks. They will convince you to do drugs, commit sexual acts that could ruin your lives, hate your families, and commit false flag attacks. Stay away from these guys.
>>43047435>GodspeedI'm not even gonna read your post after noticing that part. Anyone who uses "godspeed" is a goddamn idiot with nothing to say.
>>43047137That’s a weird one. It doesn’t look like it would function as a wheel. The axle point is off center and the spokes are oddly spaced. More likely a large siderite concretion or differential weathering on a septarian type nodule. Could be the cross section of a large plant, though I’m less familiar with specific varieties, if it really was found near coal.
Bump because i love hidden history. Favorite /x/ subject
>>43047561I wish we had more posts
>>43047137So there's where I left my chariot.
>>43047137Was this a Philadelphia Experiment type of scenario? Prototype time machine that never came back?
>>43049366No idea. I’m just looking for data.
There was also a light bulb fuse found inside rock
>>43047137>>43049366>>43049382The earth has had multiple advanced civilizations before ours, but global cataclysmic resets keep happening that bury us and our artifacts.
>>43049417how do you know?
>>43047418>fact: advanced civilizations existed before recorded history, but they rise and fall cyclically over millions of years because either malicious powers behind the scenes reset it every few thousand years with planetary cataclysmsThis anon is absolutely correct.>>43047435Nice copy pasta, Agent Smith.
>>43047129yeah james fort collected them all so whats the matter
>>43049448sorry charles fort i mean lol always forget that nigga's name
>>43049423The better question is: How do (you) not know? Do some (non-ai) research on the subject and you're likely to come to the same conclusion if you do some critical thinking. Happy studies!
>>43047129Here's are some cool ooparts found in the 90's. They are tiny nanostructures made of metals like copper, molybdenum and tungsten. The kicker is:>The pieces were found at a depth between 10 and 40 feet, in a geological stratus between 20,000 and 318,000 years old.Here's an article about them: https://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/ancient-nanostructures-found-ural-mountains-are-out-place-and-time-002046
>>43047129This is the Sabu Disk from Egypt, a brilliantly carved single piece of siltstone whose practical function is still unknown.
>>43047129Thought to be a fake by some and genuine by others, this petrified toad inside of a flint nodule is claimed to have been found by quarry workers in England.
>>43047129This complex skull made from a single quartz crystal was discovered in 1924 under ther ruins of a Mayan alter located in Belize. Here's a good episode of Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World where they have the piece examined by experts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR-rMOlRz9kThe episode also discusses the Baghdad Battery and the Antikythera Mechanism, other interesting ooparts!
i heard there's a bunch of /x/ stuff in siberia but for some reason i never bothered to dig into it. iirc there's a huge and super long stone wall and some other stuff. in america, you will get shot by just getting close to ruins, while in russia anyone can explore. you just cant steal artifacts if you find some. i keep telling myself that i have to find some time to look into it, but never do
>>43048875Same. Bump. Sadly I cant post pictures on this device, but I can recommend the YouTube channel called Mystery History. He goes into detail about hidden human history. Highly compelling.
>>43049423NTA but look into The Adam and Eve story, not the biblical one. Basically the earth naturally restarts itself every so often. The government knows all about it
>>43049591Do you mean the Khara-Hora Shaft?
>>43049622no, first time see that one. i was talking about an actual wall somewhere in the middle of tundra
>>43049644Hmm...
>>43049661im watching about that Khara-Hora Shaft right now, awesome stuff. how come i have never seen anyone mentioning it here?
>>43049676First ive heard of it too
dose a rusted out inch thick iron plate in the bedrock of a cave in nottinghamshire count?
>>43049676>>43049682Yeah, it's pretty obscure and since most mainstream quackademics would just dismiss it as a natural formation (yeah right), it'll likely never be officially excavated. :,(>>43049692If it's legit then yeah, it might very well be an oopart!
>>43049716>If it's legit then yeah, it might very well be an oopart!perhaps i shoulda put cave in quotes...
>>43049742
This is one of the coolest threads I've seen on this board in a while. Pic rel shows Reptilian Samurai Statues from Horyuji Temple in Nara, Japan and here's a video with more info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNU0UV7TlEs Please post more cool stuff, bros and keep the thread alive. Don't let the slide threads bury this thread!>>43049742>>43049747Woah, that's really cool! I love the contrast in the first image between the ancient architecture and the modern stuff. I assume both the images are from the same location, right? Thanks for following up, anon!
Cell phone old
>>43050808That's a piece of art from 2012
Spark plug in rock
>>43050828It's from the 1920s
>>43049496The head of a primitive maypole turned upside down. You could fit a wood pole in that center hole, and string ribbons along the outer edges with the inner prongs acting as counter-weight to keep it spinning longer.Sometimes the simplest explanation is the best.
>>43050850Forgot image.
>>43050850>>43050885Possible, but did ancient Egyptians even use Maypoles? I thought it was a purely European thing (unless you're referencing a different kind of maypole). Truth is that because it has no copies or depictions, any answer we can come up with will always be guesses (some more educated than others, but guesses nonetheless). The world may never know. Cool stuff!
>>43050808Definitely not legit lol but kinda cool.>>43050828I know of pic rel which is mostly debunked as a fake (idk though, it could be real), but never saw that one. Any info on the sparkplug/source for this claim >>43050836 ?
>>43047137Been looking for this. We can actually explain this now using real science. The cataclysm that did this was insane. Most of you aren't ready for what happened even though all the evidence and histories are right in front of you.A true testament to psychological conditioning
>>43051157explain
>>43050850No it isn't, simplenton
>>43050901I mean it in the most mechanical sense of having some spinning device that could have objects attached to it and be spun, to let the tethers dance in the wind. It could be many things, it was just something I thought of at first glance. Could've just been something to hand war banners from or temple banners too. Or for all we know there was some connecting piece that could slot into those 3 slots and act as some larger mechanism.
>>43050836A 1920s era Champion spark plug to be precise. Many were used in Model Ts and Model As. >>43050918The X-rays are available if you Google it. It’s called the Coso artifact. The London Hammer is largely believed to be the result of travertine precipitation over a hammer left in a cave in the 1800s. Chemical precipitate rocks can form fairly quickly. It’s just like how stalactites and stalagmites grow in caves. Precipitates out of the saturated water like how salt precipitates out of evaporating water, but typically more slowly.
>>43050692all 3 of the images you see are from nottingham ya. the "bedrock" there is some of the same polymer concrete poured in large metal boxes you get in malta and giza
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>>43049561Thought this one was a fake
these 3 are from the southern tip of malta, a spot that was particularly heavily bommed in ww2, running all through the bed rock are large sheet iron plates that were used ... to cast the bedrock. in a decade or 2 the iron will be rusted out
>>43050850>primitive >symmetrically machined Stoneyou mush choose one.
>>43050692oh and cause you went japan nokogiri is defiantly one of those out of place sites.
>>43051441Plenty of these ancient sites show the signs of machining, yet they are always conveniently ignored by the "real scientists".China has massive caves.I'm actually interested in the pyramids which are in China. As far as I know, their government declined any research or excavation ages ago already.Image is not from China..
>>43051467
>>43051467if you ever want evidence of cultural COVERup you need look no further then the chinese pyramids
>>43051473This guy has a massive (in terms of content) youtube channel. you need to use the search function. It has been a while since I last even visited his channe.Here's some stuff from China.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYh5Jxn8bOkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsIt5bGwzrAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C6bOF1shy4It's mind boggling.
>>43051480To add: these things would be easy to ignore if it was just couple of sites on this planet but massive structures and architecture is literally scattered all over this planet. You don't need a PhD to notice that something doesn't fit the current doctrine about history.
Firig tag firaga. Nahul khabha anas morin. Tokifara narhwe fah tahool. Minas tiri. Heh. Hahahahahahah. Kopas anahuil. Topas fiore.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9QKdMof7W0
Manak ataras. Foros in kepsis. Normis futahn ishbah hinama. Kopeksis foksi namweh. Optioris manikweh. Optifioris kholikweh. Monto pakas anama.The first thing a master magician does when life is getting a little too clear, is turn on the fog.:)
>>43051480looking at the first one now, same tool mark pattern as in nokogiri ><ancient tool marks was actually the very first thing that ever got me questioning main stream history. this shits not just an error, the grander histories of this world are (even still) being intentionally covered up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aAj9rqZiEQ
>>43051489There are signs of machining in Giza area too but the knowledge doesn't seem to be that mainstream. Don't have any images at the moment though. Brien Foerster (Anna's Archive for example) has written multiple quite boring books which are great in my opinion.
>>43051499its curious how these go, no many are looking so the few that do see a drill hole or some such, but now i cant unsee a metallic fitting that was placed into a curing concrete that has corroded away (the whole tapers, and has side geometry a drill cant bore)
>>43051178It looks like the cataclysms that took place over the past few thousand years were all driven by our solar system basically trying to settle down after 2 different systems collided.I can post more later but basically what are all gods associated with in history? Planets. When our ancestors say a god did something they are directly referring to a real planet and a real event. This is what people are afraid to face. That our ancestors weren't crazy. They were recording real events. But to even begin to understand any of this you have to start learning about plasma physics and electricity. You have to push aside mainstream garbage.
>>43051178>>43051904stars arnt dense balls of fusion their charged shells of fusion powered by interstellar electrical currents that flow across huge plasma filaments. at the end of the last (there will not be another) ice age saturn was the central star of this solar system but it was a smaller colder brown dwarf and inside its charge womblikeshell she hosted the planets mars venus and earth however the exo planet uranus entered the solar system disrupted the charge balance and the central plasma current that powered sun saturn swaped to another body in the system (possibly birthed from the red spot of jupiter during the same event?) that ignited into the current sun. there was a turbulent epoc of chaos where the planets moved closed to one another and huge interplanetary arcs of static discharge struck almost all celestial bodies rather recently. living men populated the earth during this transition.
>>43051441you assume they started at the bottom.
>>43051193>It could be many thingsSo - despite your very definitive and insistent "it's a maypole" - you agree it could be many thingsand its function ultimately is and will remain unknown.
History is just complete BS.They buried the past civilizations and then claim they invented everything.History is written by the winners. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_fOYW-GXdc
>>43051157Explain
>>43051480Also check bassforge.us Has good stuff regarding similar stuff and other interessting takes
>>43053198Some goddamn AI slop grifter site? No thanks, I rather read books and hunt for real photographs on internet on my own. I don't need some zoomer streamer parasite's "opinions".
>>43051406>>43051394>>43051390Is that Ancient concrete, or ww2 concrete? your phrasing is a little off.Any name for these locations?
>>43054181its in malta, one of the oldest inhabbited cities on earth, during ww2 this section was bombed, exposing the sheet metal between the concrete. it was between all the joints, but anything not recently exposed is long since rusted.this picture is from a publicly closed court yard in one of the oldest startforts on earth, its on the island of valetta
>>43051936There's no such thing as an ice age. The concept is scientifically rediculous and there's no evidence for it. What the ice age is being used for is to cover up events such as the deluge.The ice age never happened. It's as stupid as dark energy or dark matter
>>43054253dark matter is a question not a thing, galaxies spin aproximatly 6 times faster then observed mass would dictate under the gravitational cosmological mmodel so cosmologists invented dark matter to balance the equation. dark energy is the same for cosmic inflation, an invented concept to balance an equation. the ice age wanst an age of cold, the north pole of the earth was hudsons bay (inb4 earth is flat, even flat earth has a center). the melting ice is the floods source (it did happen in 1811 though not 12000 years ago fuck masons and their whoreish lore). and theres lots of evidence for it your not looking. heres a random one - see great lakes drumlins -
>>43052177I don't believe I was definitive nor insistent, that's a bit of a read in. It was just something that fit. There's more than 1 way to skin a cat though so several things that fit very nicely can all work. I apologize if I came off sounding authoritative that wasn't my intent. Certainly you can come up with something more substantial to add to this conversation than acting like a faggot yourself, right anon?
>>43047137That's a natural formation, purely coincidental. Paredolia. You're mentally ill. Take Risperidal, Haldol & Ativan. You are very very disturbed, and I have reported you.
https://yandex.com/video/touch/search?text=Michael+cremo+ooparts
>>43047137it's a wheel off doc brown's train kek
>>43051427It doesn't really get more primitive than stone.
>>43051157The "real science" is that piece of shit got caught in mudslide and slid cave or deep soft rock and ended up in hell like that.
>>43055643>primitivethe fuck are you on about?
bump for valuable thread
>>43056365Double bump
>>43054512>I don't believe I was definitive nor insistent,>>43050850>The head of a primitive maypole turned upside down.>Sometimes the simplest explanation is the best.You said it without any consideration of doubt or indication you werent being definitive.you even spent time to post again with a shitty MSPaint drawing you were so confident about it.>that wasn't my intent.So we can all agree you were guessing and have no clue at all.So the part about no one knows its function stands true.
>>43056396FFS anon just drop it already.
>>43056419No. If it bothers you, you can just admit you were wrong or leave.
>>43056434Not that anon, just a lurker that is offput from your high level cringe. Move the fuck on. Arguing about trivial stuff just makes you look like a fedora tipper. Regardless, im done here. Pick your battles. Bye
>>43056445So you are irrelevant.Run along.>we all know you wont
>>43056396>>43056419>>43056434>>43056445>>43056463Who cares? Just post more ooparts!
>>43047129The metallic man blog used to have a great archive of OOParts (out of place artifacts. Going back to many of these 300 million year old strata like the Loudon hammer if I recall correctly. Too bad they banned him and his blog. Very sad.
>>43054253>rediculoustry learning to spell basic words before moving on to complex subjects you absolute retard
>>43056521Banned? Why?
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>>43056521Any similar site or archives for OOPARTS?
keep 'em coming
>>43047129Nephilim
There are real OOPARTs in this world. But 90% of what has been posted in this thread is something else. Frauds and misrepresented natural geological processes. The Antikythera mechanism is the best known example of a true OOPART with advanced technology. The Maine penny and other coins suggest a significant trade network between Vikings and Native Americans, being literally out of place given most interpretations of historical trade. Most OOPARTs are indirect evidence of technologies that existed and have been hidden or forgotten from history, just like the trade networks between the Vikings and Native Americans. Another example is the possible discovery of cocaine and nicotine, products of the Americas, in Egyptian tombs. However that example is contested as contamination.
>>43047129BibliotecaPleiades has a few recorded. The Russian rock screw, the rustless iron pillar and associated, attributed to Dravidians tech ( Wootz cliffside blast forge). A few oddities there, singing stones of South Africa isnt as odd as the ruins. Buga Sphere and its matching Mexican longhead skulls.Black Earth Productions has some similar citations in their library, a relic collection there caught my eye.Ancient, advanced humanity. Egypt after Atlantis. Flying ship trinkets, cocaine mummies, Michigan copper ingots..
>>43063180>Russian rock screwCool, never heard of that one before! Here's an article on it: https://www.fastener-world.com/en/article/3544.html
Bump because OOPAS are damn interesting.
>>43062331Could you give a few examples you think are legit?
>>43064145>Could you give a few examplesAre you too lazy or simply too stupid to do your own research? We are deliberately not answering: We don’t know if you’re a bot or if you expect us to spoon-feed you everything. And if you come from a country like Bestkorea and are blocked from translation services, search engines, wikis, and the like - well, then you’ll just have to live with it.
>>43058696Dunno, went looking for it and it was banned. Probably because he doesn’t fit the narrative of our fake history. >>43059776Only one I was aware of
>>43047137That’s the shittiest wheel I’ve ever seen. Spokes are coming off a giant off-center axle. It wouldn’t even spin lol.Not a wheel.
>>430622955 toes.... sus
>>43063180I've been studying the Michigan copper deal for quite some time now. They're quick to shut down all discussion of that, but the evidence is all there.
>>43062295Imagine the smell
What happens in most sites, later migrants have added their own crude and smaller bricks on top of the original megalithic structures. It's still funny how the whole thing often gets dated based on this more primitive details.
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The Roman coins found throughout America.
>>43064210Anon dont be a dick I just asked you to personally tell us some OOPAS you think are real since you said 90% of the stuff in the thread isnt legit. So what of the remaining 10% is legit? Do you personally have a lead for us or do you prefer to just be a faggot. Who's we?
>>43064145Other anon wasn’t me. I did give two examples though. The Antikythera mechanism and the Maine penny. One is an advanced mechanism for the time and the other supports the idea of larger than recorded trade networks. That said, advanced devices are pretty common throughout history. Just less discussed. For example, Greek automatons. Philo of Byzantium's Servant is an early one. Archytas of Tarentum‘s dove is another. If you want to look to the East, check the works of the Mohists and their mechanisms. Knowledge of physics seems much older than many think it to be, but that’s likely because few were educated enough to actually know how things operated. Knowledge has historically been gatekept by sects, factions, cults, or other such groups.
>>43066653Thanks for not being a dick anon,cheers
>>43066653The antikythera mechanism doesn't really count though. "Out of place artifacts" are those that date from times when the artes behind them shouldn't have been known to man, and other anomalous things; but gear train mechanics and everything else involved with the antikythera mechanism were known by classical greeks. It was definitely IN place, not out of.
>>43049480I love these ones because not only is it fascinating to think about how technologically advanced societies could have existed so long ago, but it makes everyone seethe for so flagrently flying in the face of "the truth"
>>43066771>The antikythera mechanism doesn't really count thoughIt remains a paradox. It cannot be dismissed as a later addition, because it was found in a shipwreck - sandwiched between clearly identifiable artworks from a specific era. The artifacts found above and below it dated to the same period. The mechanism was encrusted together with the other artworks and corroded, which allows for precise dating. It is impossible for the mechanism to have been added later by forgers or deposited there by a separate shipwreck.
>>43067069not really... the so-called paradox just boils down to "whoa man can you buhlieve someone 2000 years ago made shit this sophisticated?!"...with a dash of mystery about what its purpose wasthe "paradox" rests on a popular modern view of the ancients as being backward and ignorant, particularly of machine technology, but if you've ever read some history then you know better and won't be so shocked by the antikythera mechanism existing
>>43066771>>43067069
>>43047435Everyone should ignore copypaste shit like that...just saying in case you are new this board is non stop shitted up with these kind of derailing posts no one should even read much less reply like me....
>>43066771>gear train mechanics and everything else involved with the antikythera mechanism were known by classical greeksYou are comparing a steam driven door opener with a Chevrolet Corvette. The Maya contributed their calendar consisting out of 3 units and the people of today made a complex "planet-gear" mechanism for it. But in reality it is painted/written on paper and carved in stone. One could use it as a blueprint to make a 3 ring eternal calendar out of it. As a precondition it takes generations of astronomers to make observations and protocols of all the planets that was visible without optics. That goes for both, Maya and Antikythera calendar. Than You need a Mainwheel that is divideable by all the events you need to calulate. Let's say weekdays, lunar month, sun eclipses and olympiades. Sounds easy but You couldn't calculate it even with all of the todays actual given informations. And by "You" I mean the group "We" minus "me".
>>43067303>whoayep... as I pointed out it just comes down to "whoA man I can't BEELEEVE it was possible!" t.conceited moderner can't buhlieve anyone knew shit before muh science
>>43063635Consistent with either a crinoid stem interior or a nautaloid siphuncle.>>43064532Have you studied the extensive arguments against it?
>>43066889And know they will say the same of us in 4000
>>43047137anons like HOLY SHIET NIGGA as if ai doesnt exist nowadays
>>43066771My post clearly notes that ancient cultures were better versed in mechanics and physics than most people are probably aware. I ultimately agree that given a better look at history, OOPARTs would reveal more about human knowledge in the past than it would about the wrongness of the OOPART’s existence in said past. I’ve not seen an actual OOPART that isn’t related to the nature of how much ancients knew (e.g., Greek automatons) or the nature of greater than recorded trade networks (e.g., Maine penny). We’ve seen nodules, fossils, and concretions being discussed in this thread as OOPARTs and it just seems like the basest misdirection from the fact that ancient cultures were more advanced and capable of greater travel and trade than have been purported by mainstream accounts.
>>43047129the terra cotta soldiers. it's just not their time to wake up yet.
>>43070034how would you animate a man of clay?>>43047129op we schizo hat enough here to in2 red mercury (inb4 speculation its a blood amalgam) as oop?
>>43071231Thats a new one, lets hear it. Wasnt there a pool of Mercury found under a temple somewhere?
>>43071231>how would you animate a man of clay?ancient Chinese secret
>>43072102Adam Jensen didn't like that.
>>43051470>that's a big block>for you
Bump
>>43047137looks like a bending die, to bend pipe.
>>43049682>>43049676Everytime I see it brought up people instantly conclude it is natural. I even showed it to a friend in person and he was acting like I was a fucking idiot just for finding the pictures interesting.
>>43075305>Khara-Hora Shaft>it-its natural>trust the science
I heard a story about a guy who started finding little light bulbs and other artifacts that would be impossible to find deep where they had been digging. And when he brought it to the attention of his superiors they basically told him to shut up and not dig into it anymore. And that the main premise was a lot of institutions, and construction, stuff like that goes through and destroys "old world" artifacts and technology all the time. It's just the average people doing the jobs either don't care because they're being paid and are NPC's or they see it as a threat to the status quo that there was an advanced civilization here before us.
>>43075305you're friends with such a tard? ugh
>>43075330Been awhile since I hung out with him, I've been feeling sorta bad but if you knew the people I used to hang out with, it's kinda crazy desu. Let's just say after 2020 I was shown a lot of people's true colors. The person I'm talking about is a bit of a flying monkey, I don't hate him but that shit does piss me off how he's so quick to dismiss when I talk about theoretical stuff. Everything has to follow the narrative. The dude will show me that guy Milo on YouTube and act like because he says conspiracies are stupid anyone who believes in any alternative idea is an idiot. It's hard to get away from people like that honestly.
>>43075314I find it pretty suspicious all the people who found the place and was exploring it supposedly died, a war ended up happening to where it would be much harder to explore such a place. And the bottom of it has never been actually mapped out, they came to a large open chamber with a pyramid like structure at the bottom (could have been just rocks piled naturally.) I mean look at the second shaft they explored in pic rel. They never went any further. My theory is this is evidence of a possible antideluvian structure, possibly built by nephilim. Whose to say the type of shit that was going down before the flood, maybe there was giant megalithic structures people resided in and around.
>>43051490Warhammer comes off as so gay to me
>>43075379are you an abramist? i ask cause theres connotations to ones chosen language when the options are present.Númenóreans>nephilim
>>43075389Yes anon I'm an Abrahamist, weird way to word tha I don't normally use, but technically I am. I find your connection to the ancient giant race in the LoTR to nephilim.
>>43075389*connection interestingIdk why I can't type correctly this morning lol
>>43075394>>43075395only reason i cherry picked the one word is cause i agree with everything else ya said m8 (ive dozens of posts in the thread, most have pics) but look at how the lore depicts them different, fallen angels that eat people vs the noble right and true forbearers of man undiminished.
>>43075395and its not as if theres no preflood connections C__C
>>43075409
>>43075394....are you the progenitor thread guy?
>>43075318Ive heard the same. Crime against humanity
>>43049366a time machine with a wheel on it?
>>43076242To open/close the floodgate.You don't want to bring ancient/modern microbes when you travel.Not saying that's what happened, just entertaining the possibility.
Good thread
>>43051178>>43052712all you gotta do is read the first few pages of the adam and eve story: a history of cataclysms. that book was declassified by the CIA in 2013>winds that will peel off flesh>earthquakes that'll make mountains sway like wheat in the wind>costal areas flooded and many sunken>solar flares>some continents covered in lava>china-russia will apparently freeze overthey say it only takes around 200 years for survivors to forget the old world
>>43077363Which is why Tartaria MIGHT have some credence towards it. Big might though. Also, dont forget that when the feds declassifed it there was allegedly parts missing. Allegedly
Legendary thread deserves a bump
>>43064911cases - many such
>>43079767Neat, do you know where that pic is from?
>>43079790i dont recall off the top of my head, it was somewhere south america way up in the hills outside a more known site ><nice leyden jar der, shame some dudes put whine in em after the fact ;(
>>43079790i saved it same time i saved this one though >>43051489with the general idea is under the modern fake megalithitic façade and the pile of ruble is a real balbek tier megalith.
>>43079813
oop meets meltology
>>43079790the rando spam was cause i was looking for this, its up the hill from here, this one should be reverse searchable
>>43079756This a good one.
