Posted in History, Out-of-place artifacts on Apr 07, 2021
The Dorchester Pot is a metal vase probably an alloy of zinc and silver found during some construction work in Dorchester, Massachusetts (USA), in 1852. The fact that it was embedded in a layer of puddingstone which was at a depth of about 15 feet which some claim to be about 320 million years ago , has prompted many independent researchers to count it as an OOPArt.
Posted in Ancient astronauts, History, Out-of-place artifacts on Dec 07, 2020
The OOPArts ultimate list: an accurate, easy to navigate and constantly updating list of Out Of Place Artifacts.
Posted in Ancient astronauts, Geography, History, Out-of-place artifacts on Nov 16, 2020
In Ta Prohm temple is a ten-foot column covered with decorative bas-reliefs: one of the animals depicted there, bears a striking resemblance to a stegosaurus.
Posted in History, Out-of-place artifacts, Religion and spirituality on Sep 10, 2020
33,500 bizarre-looking statuettes mostly made of ceramics, stone, jade and obsidian: some of them, in fact, portrayed human figures belonging to different ethnic groups (Egyptians, Sumerians and "Bearded Caucasians") but also men riding creatures and...
Posted in Ancient astronauts, History, Out-of-place artifacts, Religion and spirituality on Aug 18, 2020
The Ancient Astronauts Theory believers argue not only that there have been alien visitors in past centuries, but also that they have substantially influenced the development of civilization and the human species...
Posted in Geography, History, Out-of-place artifacts, Religion and spirituality, Science (miscellaneous) on May 24, 2020
The so-called "London Artifact" is a hammer made of wood and iron found in 1936 in London (Texas) by Max Hahn and his wife. The object is often referred to as a OOPart, as it was apparently set in a rock concretion that would have been around 400 million years old...
Posted in History, Out-of-place artifacts on Sep 03, 2019
There are ancient artifacts, sometimes found in unusual places, or too advanced for their time...
