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Originally posted by CaptainBeno
reply to post by Jace26
Hi!, cheers.
Yeah, well I live in Australia and have live in the north of Australia for roughly 5 years. Whilst there I was lucky enough to take trips out to the "bush" with friends and family from time to time. One of the favourites was Bradshaw station and it's surrounding land. Bloody awesome rock paintings, some dating back more than 30,000 - 35,000 years. Many depicting what look like alien visitors? Unfortunately no one can really explain then, even over here but one thing is certain, new studies say they were not drawn by what we now know as Australian Aborigines and that they believe they were drawn by people travelling and settling from Indonesia area. This is evident as many beautiful drawings are drawn over by Aboriginal Graffiti This Graffiti is more of a style we know today but dating back maybe 15,000 - 20,000 years depicting Fishing, hunting, crocodiles and many every day activities. Not Wajina paintings also depicting spacecraft and other flying objects? So, having seen it with my own eyes I can say I'm a bit of a believer when it comes to these little beauties!!
Originally posted by ArMaP
Some things from the "Scientific studies" page.
First, they say that only two objects were dated, one estimated to be from 4150 BC and the other from 6150 BC. That dates only the object, not the when the carving was made, as far as I know.
They also say that "Thermo Luminescence test was not suitable because it was determine that the relic's material was not pottery clay or porcelain", but then they say "Furthermore, an analysis was done with caulin on one of the relic which indicates a clay like substance with a chemical composition A1251205 (OH) and seems to suggest that it is a silicate in layers."
So, is it "not pottery" but, at the same time, a "clay like substance"?
Faience, a similar primitive form of ceramic, was the ancient forerunner of modern glass, and was used by the Ancient Egyptians and various Mesopotamian cultures as far back as 3000 B.C. to fashion various amulets, beads, pendants, rings, bracelets, and other items of personal adornment. Faience was produced by crushing quartz sand and mixing it with an alkali binder and mineral oxides to provide color (for instance, copper ore to produce blue-green; iron oxide to produce yellow or red), and then made into a paste. The paste was then placed in a mold, and then fired. The quartz would fuse, and the silica and coloring agent would migrate to the outside of the article, giving it a glassy colored finish.
Originally posted by nineix
reply to post by CaptainBeno
Right, so, other than this posting being totally refutable and utterly cliche in its delivery and presentation, the video does show some interesting artifacts.
On the other side of that 'interesting', all the artifacts are presented totally out of context, and mixed together from several different cultures over several different time periods across the planet.
A substantial portion of the bits shown was recognizably preColumbian, while other samples were African, North American, proto-European, and even Asian.
The collection presented such could be argued for a universal alien contact across the globe, throughout history for those that want the easiest, most mindless answer.
Nothing worth having, however, should ever be expected to come easy.
Much of what was portrayed, especially since it was portrayed out of context, with spooky guy pleasuring his sensitive parts with incense music to the patter of bongo drums skewing the viewing and presentation of all the evidence, completely discounts all of this as 'evidence' of any sort.
This entire video was BS.
No personal offense intended. The video, however, is entirely worthless. The only people it's going to convince are the people that already believe, and/or the weak minded/easily influenced that let Youtube and the internet tell them what to think and beleive where they change their stance with every new thing that comes along.
Thank you for the post, but, this video is total bunk.
Im not discounting anything im just saying The thread title is misleading(gee there is a surprise for ATS) and there is no proof at all in the video
Originally posted by zarp3333
Are you kidding me?? Where do you come up with the gall to make such a patently false statement?
Originally posted by zarp3333
The artifacts clearly depict iconic images so plainly, any 5 year old child could identify.
Originally posted by zarp3333
The fact that these objects were deemed valid by a scientist credited with numerous peer-reviewed articles and prestigious award for his work in quatum physics makes it reasonable to conclude they are in fact artifacts of a pre-modern civilization.
Originally posted by zarp3333
If you can't understand that, you may be suffering from a lack of courage and maturity to consider every possibility otherwise known as denial of evidence.
Originally posted by CaptainBeno
I'm actually stunned this post of mine has not been de-bunked in the 20 hours it has been on here!
Sure there are a few people on here saying "Fake" but offer no evidence to bolster their claims.
There has been nothing like that in the history of the ancient astronaut theory. Nowhere have artifacts been found that have been so obvious