Cool archaeological find

[Dayze]

you guys are slipping

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Originally Posted by bevischief

They just found a city in Africa that is about 200,000 years old.

Link?

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by listopencil

Link?

Yeah, link? I'd like to read about this.

[AirForceChief]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Yeah, link? I'd like to read about this.

Here you go: my court reporter shared these links a while back...

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/20...si-photography

http://s.ngm.com/2011/06/gobekli-tep...illars-615.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6bekli_Tepe

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Originally Posted by AirForceChief

Here you go: my court reporter shared these links a while back...

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/20...si-photography

http://s.ngm.com/2011/06/gobekli-tep...illars-615.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6bekli_Tepe

I think he was referring to the 200,000 year old African structure/civilization.

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

Yeah, link? I'd like to read about this.

I found a website that discusses it, but the site looks shoddy at best. Here's another (questionable site) that I haven't dug through yet: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread918475/pg1

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by listopencil

I found a website that discusses it, but the site looks shoddy at best. Here's another (questionable site) that I haven't dug through yet: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread918475/pg1

Oh, so it was an alien city. That's more feasible. I thought it was a human city. My bad.

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

Yeah, link? I'd like to read about this.

If it helps, there are alien and ancient gods conspiracists referring to the site/people as "Annunaki." It's really, really hard to dig through the goofy shit in order to find useful info.

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Interesting stuff, for those into this stuff you should check out America Unearthed, i watched it for the first time last night.

Pretty cool story, the found a big rock in an arizona cave with anglo-saxon runes on it that were an ode to an englishman from the 1100's, looong before Columbus supposedly discovered the new world.

They think his body is buried there, and ground penetrating radar seems to confirm it, but they werent able to dig there for the show due to the lengthy permit process in arizona.

That would be some pretty wild news, englishmen in arizona some 500 years before any known discovery of america.

I think we've been sold a bill of goods with Columbus, hell they've got viking artifacts up in minnesota and wisconsin.

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by scott free

Interesting stuff, for those into this stuff you should check out America Unearthed, i watched it for the first time last night.

Pretty cool story, the found a big rock in an arizona cave with anglo-saxon runes on it that were an ode to an englishman from the 1100's, looong before Columbus supposedly discovered the new world.

They think his body is buried there, and ground penetrating radar seems to confirm it, but they werent able to dig there for the show due to the lengthy permit process in arizona.

That would be some pretty wild news, englishmen in arizona some 500 years before any known discovery of america.

I think we've been sold a bill of goods with Columbus, hell they've got viking artifacts up in minnesota and wisconsin.

Oh, yeah. I absolutely agree that the "Columbus discovered America" myth is pure bullshit. I'm stunned that Anglo-Saxon runes would be found on a stone in Arizona. That's an incredible journey from the Northern East coast of the continent. I would see why it would be worthy of documenting at the time.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by scott free

Interesting stuff, for those into this stuff you should check out America Unearthed, i watched it for the first time last night.

Pretty cool story, the found a big rock in an arizona cave with anglo-saxon runes on it that were an ode to an englishman from the 1100's, looong before Columbus supposedly discovered the new world.

They think his body is buried there, and ground penetrating radar seems to confirm it, but they werent able to dig there for the show due to the lengthy permit process in arizona.

That would be some pretty wild news, englishmen in arizona some 500 years before any known discovery of america.

I think we've been sold a bill of goods with Columbus, hell they've got viking artifacts up in minnesota and wisconsin.

Wow.

Is that a credible show? That seems almost too fantastic to believe.

I agree on the Columbus thing, and I think it's well documented that Vikings were wandering around long before him. But Anglo-Saxon stuff in Arizona would be quite the discovery, and the bigger question I would have about it is the lack of documentation in England if they had people wandering around that far west.

[Ace Gunner]

Originally Posted by scott free

Interesting stuff, for those into this stuff you should check out America Unearthed, i watched it for the first time last night.

Pretty cool story, the found a big rock in an arizona cave with anglo-saxon runes on it that were an ode to an englishman from the 1100's, looong before Columbus supposedly discovered the new world.

They think his body is buried there, and ground penetrating radar seems to confirm it, but they werent able to dig there for the show due to the lengthy permit process in arizona.

That would be some pretty wild news, englishmen in arizona some 500 years before any known discovery of america.

I think we've been sold a bill of goods with Columbus, hell they've got viking artifacts up in minnesota and wisconsin.

those were the guys that proved the world is flat /the pope

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by scott free

Interesting stuff, for those into this stuff you should check out America Unearthed, i watched it for the first time last night.

Pretty cool story, the found a big rock in an arizona cave with anglo-saxon runes on it that were an ode to an englishman from the 1100's, looong before Columbus supposedly discovered the new world.

They think his body is buried there, and ground penetrating radar seems to confirm it, but they werent able to dig there for the show due to the lengthy permit process in arizona.

That would be some pretty wild news, englishmen in arizona some 500 years before any known discovery of america.

I think we've been sold a bill of goods with Columbus, hell they've got viking artifacts up in minnesota and wisconsin.

This is bogus. What they found in Arizona was a hoax.

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Originally Posted by Stewie

This is bogus. What they found in Arizona was a hoax.

Was it PR for the John Carter movie?

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Stewie

This is bogus. What they found in Arizona was a hoax.

I guess that wouldnt be so surprising, but it did have some top archaeologists fooled.

Is this information something you might have a link to?