[Ferocity]

An out of place artifact (OOPArt) is mysterious object that indicates humanity's time on Earth is much greater than what our mainstream academic institutions would like for us to believe. These artifacts are being constantly discovered in the most mysterious of places and most... are subsequently stolen. Is our Life here on Earth linked to the creators of these ancient objects?
There's no question that all well funded institutions will not spend one single cent on research that would contradict our current timeline... Here, we are given the opportunity to document reality, because when all the possibilities have been exhausted, no matter who unlikely the truth may be, what remains of what the evidence suggest MUST BE THE TRUTH. The search for truth, is highly compelling.

[Ferocity]

[Ferocity]

An out of place artifact (OOPArt) is a mysterious object that indicates humanity's time on Earth is much older than what our mainstream academic institutions would like for us to believe. These artifacts are being constantly discovered in the most mysterious of places and most... are subsequently destroyed, lost or stolen. Is our Life here on Earth linked to the creators of these ancient objects?
There's no question that all well funded institutions will not spend one single cent on research that would contradict our currently established timeline for humanity... Here, we are given the opportunity to document reality. Even the grammatical errors I didn't catch are here to stay. I encourage you to draw your own conclusions.
After seeing this evidence; when all the possibilities have been exhausted; no matter how unlikely the story may seem, what remains MUST BE THE TRUTH! The search for truth, is highly compelling.

Both these videos are the exact same video
First is a link to the original video, and the second is an independent copy which will stay in this beautiful website, perpetually for all to enjoy.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Ferocity ↗

it's a 19 th century indian bidri hookah pipe holder.
google it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorchester_Pot

[Sugar³]

Originally Posted by Ferocity ↗

There's no question that all well funded institutions will not spend one single cent on research that would contradict our current timeline.

I was looking forward to the, hopefully terrible, death of Zahi Hawass. He was in charge of the ministry of Historical/Antiquity research in Egypt for many years, and prevented almost everyone but tourists from getting near anything interesting there.
He hasn't died, but he did retire, and I haven't really heard about any changes for the better since unfortunately. He was especially stubborn about his limiting most access to the Pyramids, and all access to the Sphinx--Sphinx research all but proves entirely the accepted timeline's tardliness.
Someone cool though, in this field who did die kind of recently was John Anthony West--the poor little guy.
I like Randall Carlson, and Graham Hancock too--especially more recently. Carlson might even have coined the term "Neo-Catastrophism" himself. The two, together have done tons to connect the old biblical flood stories with those of North and South American natives, and other religious texts from all over the world to a comet strike in the Northwest Territories and the subsequent flooding period. There's really cool drone footage of some of the giant ripples and high water marks scarring the ground across Alberta that a huge melted river would have left behind crossing through. The type of wavy lumps you see left in sand at beaches and tide pools--only so huge, that filming them from the sky is necessary to even understand what you're looking at.

[Ferocity]

Brand New Video
Both these videos are the exact same. Top one is a link to the original video by the creator+owner named "Mystery Hystory," and the bottom one is a backup I've updated directly to DocumentingReality.com; for we are Documenting Reality.

[himself]

Some years back an archeological expedition in Iraq, among other
things dug up a ceramic vessel with two wires and some grape seeds in it. The poured some Welchs grape juice in it and attached
a voltmeter to it. The thing produced 2.5 volts. This may put all of
the ancient "gold" under scrutiny as electroplating would be possible.

[William May]

I had a carb on my car that gave me 1000 miles to a gallon of gas.
But someone stoled it.