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The Shroud of Turin: an unexplained artifact
Posted in History, Out-of-place artifacts, Religion and spirituality on Mar 01, 2021
The Shroud of Turin, also known as the Holy Shroud is one of the most controversial relics in the history of Christianity: can the Shroud be considered an OOPArtor is it proof that in ancient times our ancestors were in possession of incredibly advanced technologies?
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Tecaxic-Calixtlahuaca head and Pre-Columbian Contact theory
Posted in History, Out-of-place artifacts on Feb 19, 2021
Tecaxic-Calixtlahuaca head is a small terracotta figurine of presumed Roman origin, discovered by Jose Garcia Payon in Mexico in 1933, during the excavation of a funerary offering in the pre-Hispanic settlement of Tecaxic-Calixtlahuaca, almost forty miles northwest of Mexico City.
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OOPArts: the ultimate list of Out-of-place artifacts
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.
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The Maine Penny: trails of Vikings in North America
Posted in History, Out-of-place artifacts on Dec 01, 2020
The Maine Penny is the only certain relic of Viking origin found in the United States during the second year of excavation at the Goddard site, Maine. The small silver coin was identified as a medieval Norwegian penny coined by King Olav III Kyrre between 1067 and 1093 AD...
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Not of This World: Peter Kolosimo
Posted in Ancient astronauts, History, Monographies, Out-of-place artifacts on Nov 26, 2020
The Italian writer and journalist Peter Kolosimo, is considered one of the pioneers of mysterious archeology and paleoufologytogether with Robert Charroux and Walter Raymond Drake and well ahead of Erich von Däniken
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The Broken Hill Skull or Kabwe 1: a prehistoric enigma
Posted in Ancient astronauts, History, Out-of-place artifacts, Time travel on Nov 21, 2020
What would happen if the first fossil to be discovered in Africa with characteristics of Homo sapiens had a small circular hole that forensic scientists trace back to the action of a very high speed bullet?
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Ta Prohm’s Bas-Relief: The Cambodian Stegosaurus
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.
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Amazing Maps: the Piri Reis World Map
Posted in Geography, History, Out-of-place artifacts on Oct 28, 2020
The fragment of the world map of Piri Reìs was used in various pseudo-archaeological publications and counted among the OOPArts to argue that the knowledge of...
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Svetlana Balabanova’s drug mummies and Egyptian transoceanic travel
Posted in Geography, History, Out-of-place artifacts on Oct 23, 2020
The incredible findings such as the presence of cocaine and THC in Egyptian mummies and in Peruvian ones caused a sensation: these in fact date back to a long time before "discovery" of America by Christopher Columbus ...
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Puma Punku and its many riddles
Posted in Ancient astronauts, History, Mega structures, megalithic structures, Out-of-place artifacts on Oct 15, 2020
The unknowns that revolve around Puma Punku have fascinated not only archaeologists and academic historians but also alternative researchers who investigate the possible existence of technologically advanced prehistoric civilizations or the Paleocontact theory...