The London Hammer.
When Mr & Mrs.Hann purportedly found a chunk of rock with some wood sticking out of it near
Red Creek outside the Texan town of London, one can only wonder what caused the couple to
take it home and keep it. It was 1936 or 1934, depending on which account is accepted and
some articles suggest the individual rock was not connected to anything else and merely 'sitting
on a rock ledge'
Lack of chisel marks on the fragment bears this out.
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Ten years later, Max Hann broke open the rock and discovered a iron hammer head connected
to what we can assume was the wooden handle of the tool and believed he'd discovered an
artifact that pre-dated our general belief of tool-using. With the rock estimated to be around
300 million years-old, the hammer was assumed to belong to that time and therefore, show that
contemporary beliefs were in error.
However -and there's always an however, the design of the hammer implies it would belong
to the 1800s and since the lump of sediment has been purchased by controversial creationalist
Carl Baugh, who perceived the hammer as proof of 'pre-flood' civilisation in the Americas.
With such beliefs to persue, this person resisted requests for a genuine scientific analysis.
It's now broadly accepted that the hammer was discarded by a miner within the last few hundred
years and became encrusted in a dissolved lime-like sediment which hardened into a concretion.
The video states that 'scientists' analysed the object, but this may be just artistic licence!
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The Petradox.
In 1998, electrical engineer John J. Williams discovered what looked like an electrical connector
sticking up out of the ground 'somewhere in America'. During the unearthing the strange object,
Williams states that he discovered a large smooth stone that the so-called 'plug' was embedded in.
As video states, the electrical engineer is unwilling to say where the ssumed appliance was
discovered and also demands that the 100,000 year old chunk of granite cannot be broken open.
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But the 0.3-inch diameter piece does not appear to be manufactured out of wood, plastic, rubber,
metal, or some other recognizable material. Those who've been allowed to examine the plug say
that due to Mr. Williams' current constraints placed on the research, any credibility must remain
absent.
So once more, the whole episode of the ancient three-pinned plug is deemed a deliberate sham.
When Mr & Mrs.Hann purportedly found a chunk of rock with some wood sticking out of it near
Red Creek outside the Texan town of London, one can only wonder what caused the couple to
take it home and keep it. It was 1936 or 1934, depending on which account is accepted and
some articles suggest the individual rock was not connected to anything else and merely 'sitting
on a rock ledge'
Lack of chisel marks on the fragment bears this out.
Ten years later, Max Hann broke open the rock and discovered a iron hammer head connected
to what we can assume was the wooden handle of the tool and believed he'd discovered an
artifact that pre-dated our general belief of tool-using. With the rock estimated to be around
300 million years-old, the hammer was assumed to belong to that time and therefore, show that
contemporary beliefs were in error.
However -and there's always an however, the design of the hammer implies it would belong
to the 1800s and since the lump of sediment has been purchased by controversial creationalist
Carl Baugh, who perceived the hammer as proof of 'pre-flood' civilisation in the Americas.
With such beliefs to persue, this person resisted requests for a genuine scientific analysis.
It's now broadly accepted that the hammer was discarded by a miner within the last few hundred
years and became encrusted in a dissolved lime-like sediment which hardened into a concretion.
The video states that 'scientists' analysed the object, but this may be just artistic licence!
...........................................
The Petradox.
In 1998, electrical engineer John J. Williams discovered what looked like an electrical connector
sticking up out of the ground 'somewhere in America'. During the unearthing the strange object,
Williams states that he discovered a large smooth stone that the so-called 'plug' was embedded in.
As video states, the electrical engineer is unwilling to say where the ssumed appliance was
discovered and also demands that the 100,000 year old chunk of granite cannot be broken open.
But the 0.3-inch diameter piece does not appear to be manufactured out of wood, plastic, rubber,
metal, or some other recognizable material. Those who've been allowed to examine the plug say
that due to Mr. Williams' current constraints placed on the research, any credibility must remain
absent.
So once more, the whole episode of the ancient three-pinned plug is deemed a deliberate sham.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.