There seems to be symbols that look like sperm🙄

Nudge nudge say no more! Lol

It is enough to convice the mormons, as usual... 🙈😂

BUT seriously..... no one expects the Spanish Inquisition!!!!!!!!!

People have been con artists from the start lol, look at the world around you. History as we know it is certainly not accurate, we were just dumb enough to be believe it.

Amazing would be the state of Joseph Smith coming back to life from the 19th century and seeing millions who desperately trying to prove his BS made-up tales.

We Natives would of had oral history if such people came here then.

They have traced the copper used during the bronze age to the mines in Michigan, only place on earth with copper in that pure of form.

Yes, the total lack of burial sites and buildings was jumping out at me

Well maybe the local VIPs would find a few extra near the one he pointed to. Because whomever buried the stuff did so in bundles. That way, the VIPs genuinely found some of the items. However if the original burial happened somewhat recently (like 1 year before the dig), that wouldn't prove much.

Some people got that eye for finding things 😳

If these were real wouldn't many more sites have been discovered. Having native American ancestry please take your bogus religion an go home.

Real archaeological sites are mostly broken pottery and other common everyday stuff and trash. Somehow none of that was found...

@@FrogsForBreakfast rightl. It was all perfectly preserved in tact relics lol

If they were placed as ‘grave goods’ rather than tossed as trash, they are less likely to be broken and the inscriptions relevant. Knowing where to find them:- knowing what the topography shows.

@@megw7312 as long as the grave goods suffer erosion and mineral deposits (unless they're sealed in a container). It is the midwest, after all.

You and I think alike.

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It's clear the artist lacked skill, to say the least.

@@NathanTarantlawriter rude, it could have been a disabled person (that's a Karen thing to say)

Given your bands capabilities, you've chosen the perfect name

@@KristiContemplates excellent!

it's true, all the Apocrypha and the bible written in those times were written in Coptic greek, they may have known a form of Hebrew due to location and ancestry, Jews were switching to Coptic Christianity then, this reminds me of the "lost tribes of Israel" myth

Not necessarily.... Look up the geographic proximity between them. Do you imagine people never migrating around ?

Yes, I did have to wonder why anyone would write in a mixture of cuneiform, hyroglyphics and Coptic. 😁 It just doesn't make any sense!

the coptics would have known hebrew, for sure, especially in the 4th century, Hebrew is 4.5 thousand years old at least, also I believe hieroglyphs from Egypt are a more stylised version of proto hebrew, or at least if you study ancient seals from Megido site, it looks that way. I know there was an Irish monk John Scotus who had ancient hebrew, it could have been lost without him preserving some texts. The Irish learned about Christianity from the Desert Fathers African Coptic monks, in about 3rd or 4th century the first crosses that came with Christianity was the Tau cross. We were finally defeated by the Vatican when an English pope and English King conspired to change our Easter date to the Vatican version, our Christianity was also largely Byzantine but anyhow, Roman church got a strong foothold after the famine, and brutalised us especially women who lost their status, and forced a new concept on us 'prostitution' which was not in our mythology or brehon laws

basically the Roman way was 'people trafficking' the defeated peoples , sex slaves...sadly Ireland was destroyed by that, which was not in Gaeilge culture before that

So many doubters many keep their finds hidden educated know nothings some day

@@ronpflugrath2712 I like salad.

@@ronpflugrath2712 that’s a lot of words you wrote, just to say nothing. 🙄

They wouldn't need knowledge of the languages; just know how to copy inscriptions from a photo or drawing of a real artifact.....

Why would someone admix Hebrew letters in a linear cuneiform (inscribed with a flattened stick into wet clay or chiseled into stone) with rounded pictograms/pictographs (e.g., heads, birds, etc.) in the same "artifact"?

Experts are paid liars. I follow scientific fact.

Thermoluminescence has an accuracy of 10%

Maybe ancient american bronze age cultures created these in the same style of 1900s fakes to test our faith...lol

What is situ?

@@jameshughes525 "in situ" means in original place

@@jameshughes525 from google dictionary in si·tu /ˌin ˈsīto͞o,ˌin ˈsēto͞o/ adverb in the original place. "mosaics and frescoes have been left in situ" important in archeology to be real item found and verified it was real and not added later

@@statlergil thank you kindly

There are techniques for dating fired clay tablets. This fraud is easily exposed (if you need even more evidence).

Soft rock, sharp steak knife. Voila!

No..the artifacts are BS the people are hysterical!

That publisher is in love with his fantasies.

Or just more proof that the world governments have been covering up the true history of the world.

@@dnandez79 "World governments", you should know when you type out those words only nonsense will follow.

LOL they are obviously fake. They are way too perfect like someone just made them and said they found them. Not even a hint of debris or scratches on them. Nothing is broken even though it was supposedly buried. How do you carbon date something that has no old organic matter on it? You can't be bias when something is fake. You can't be scientific about that stuff either. They said in the beginning it was seen and tested by pros and they turned it down because it's fake lol. What more do you need to know?

They do after the meeting at Nicea.

I think another thing that messes up origins of entiquities are people who are looting sites they aren't spose to be digging in or when people have stolen items they lie about where they found them.

They are so fake

Too fake to be real. LOL

Even a non organic burial good (made specifically for burial) would suffer erosion and mineral deposits, especially in the acidic midwest soil.

And only while this guy was alive.

And they built the Ark with their bare hands ?

I can tell by your post that you didnt watch the entire video lol. Shame on you

Yep! After that point, the doc presents things as if fringe theories are equal in validity to actual science.

We here at the US Government, have been defrauding the citizens of the United States since our founding.

lmao

They could have ended it after the archaeologist who looked at them in the 1890's said they were bad fakes.

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That's very similar to my comment hahaha!

Off subject but you aren't from WV originally are you Chris Ball?

"... [P]eople who were really desperate to believe..." The problem with this stuff, also entire religions, and now political parties.

this is a different branch of art if you look at stone age art it's not that great either. these people would not have had the influence of greek art or the renaissance. look at Anasazi artwork or early stone age bronze age Native American art and this is not that bad.

Lol. Your comment cheered me up.

They kind of have to for legal reasons would be my guess.

@@mesmartgnome Nope, don't have to at all.

It’s to keep the channel on the good side of the alternative history nuts.

@@mickylove76 Probably. They're a touchy and militant bunch. "Wake up, sheeple!"

@@mickylove76 alternative history nuts they may be but there is alot of stuff out there that pretty well throws current history especially in North America, into the area of speculation as it is. It may not have been ancient aliens lol, but if you look at whatd factual from those groups it does legitimately challenge the "current" history. Dont forget the history we have now hasn't changed in the last 50 years. How does that make sense when there are new finds all the time. So somebody has an alternate history that may be more correct than the current one. Relying on Professors who have incentive to remain "specialists" canr admit that they are wrong so they will go out of there way to try and prove things false, and less intelligent people take their word. I mean Fauci was apparently the smartest doctor on the block. He still can't admit the truth thats why he isn't on tv anymore, completely discredited by "conspiracy theorists" who turned out to be right. Specialists said the steele dossier on Trump was legitimate, but we have proof now those experts were all wrong and some of then maybe intentionally. You put your faith in a system that is nothing but self preservation. Especially when it comes to history. You think the Egyptian antiquities minister would admit he was wrong after being the world's premier egyptologist. But none of that has changed either. You get my point here? These are likely all serious fakes in this show though. But whoever made them was quite the scholar and workman.

Nothing like a fervent religious zealot to knowingly seek false knowledge to prove their narrative. >.

@Amethyst That was inspiration(we think it's a good idea), not revelation(it came to them in a dream). No, Moroni did not show up and tell David MacKay to change the church policy denying African descended men the upper priesthood. By the way, before you start getting all vicariously butthurt, saying that the policy was racist, the blacks at the time knew they weren't getting the priesthood, and were fine with it. The change was made so that the Corporation of the President of the LDS Church could keep it's tax exempt status.

@@hugehappygrin We all know Morbots are racists and morons. What are you even trying to prove

Brigham Young University (LDS operated) performed extensive research into the Michigan Relics” they published their findings and reached the conclusion that “…this result applies to one of the hundreds of "Michigan relics," it kills the idea that these things have any relevance to American prehistory. Instead, they are windows onto a period of American history when archaeology was in its infancy and numerous frauds were being used to promote various religious, political and personal agendas. It also highlights the tendency of honest faithful believers to want to buoy up their faith with academias seal of approval. The shroud of Turin is one example. But faith is metaphysical and the faithful will almost always be disappointed by the application of faith to the realm of mankind and not God.

@Amethyst and as you stated it is a story that never happened except in your mind.

That's a pretty good summation. I was thinking the same.

Jajaja jajaja jajaja Do you really believe in Peer Review ? What makes them experts ? Oh yes !.....The controllers certification.

@@maxgarbani6644 I'm a licensed archaeologist. There's no "controller" bro you just need a basic degree and field experience.

@@sethk5396 Jajaja jajaja jajaja jajaja ! Archeology..... just a fake discipline established by the controllers. And you were gullible enough to spend your money studying lies. You just know what they wanted you to know......

His evidence consists of "they are authenticated by some guy who told me they are real" Well fine, ill remember that next time i make a dig report, im gonna drop a bunch of ipods on the dig and just be adamant that they are real artefacts, make some outrageous claims, not document anything and tell people that theyll just have to take my word for it. Probably gonna be fine lol.

Same with the "archeologist" fit the evidence to your beliefs, silly

@@davidmedlin8562 I’m sorry, I have no idea what you’re trying to say.

Tale of Mormonism.

@@macshall5741 Not really. The perpetrators of the fraud weren’t Mormons.

@@Lucinda_Jackson Duh....they were too smart for that but smart enough to sell it to the 'Believers'

slightly better, id buy them

What is funny is those are the the Fakes they replaced the Real ones with. It cripples Academia with Fear that a White Man might be in America, if they find the Olmecs,their heads would explode. But the fakes look like they were made by a 6 year old.

Certain tribe hides the truth from us ,

@@alisonhilll4317 they hide Bones that don't belong to them,so does the Smithonian in 1799 the Cherokee & Cree who drove them away. Cherokee: the People who built these were not the 2 tribes we found here before us Cree:We see hills all over we bury our dead On the tops but a tale of a "white tribe, who came from the East, and came from the Sea with no shores" One thing is the total difference between the North American And S. American "natives" is the north America was way more aggressive, but far behind the same people in the South. Story Teller and if they saw a Hill they would claim it and say its Sacred, the try an sell it.

You have to fathom that D+D is likely designed after these artifacts and glyphs that have been there the whole time.

That's debatable

@@ashleelarsen5002 talking about the one that exposed the fraud family in 1912

As long as they weren't working for William Randolph Hearst.

Now that's an artifact!

They still do. It's just that these days everyone can find their own special little "journalists" to tell them what they want to hear, more than ever before. So a lot of dumb shit seeps through. Just look at how many people in America believe in the Q bs. Look at the videos of people who lined the streets because they legitimately believed jfk Jr was going to come back...

Journalist Kurt Andersen wrote about it in his book "Fantasyland: How America Went Haywire." The US was settled primarily by people who were determined that their religion was the only true one (and promptly had splinter groups of "true" faiths) and by adventurers looking for cities of gold. The desire to believe what one wants to believe despite evidence to the contrary evolved into a freedom and then a "right" among Americans. Especially when it comes to religion or being "self-educated." Any crazy cult or fraud can go mainstream.

Modsrn thinking. Old post hole diggers were slow manual devices. You could certainly find so ething of this sort while digging post holes

I am talking about a slow, manual device. The clamshell post hole digger is typically just called a post hole digger or post-holer. You stab the ground and then crush the dirt before lifting the load of dirt out of the hole. I’ve had to use this tool quite a lot. Unless you’re thinking he was using a shovel, I can’t imagine what other tool he might have used. I don’t think he used an auger or any automated tool. Do you know or have a guess as to what he was using?

Lol exactly. They weren't finding those items in those amounts like they claimed!

@@DracoTriste We still have one, it doesn't work because the handles are really old but it would if we changed out the handles and sharpen the edges, but I understand what you were saying and I agree. They would have been destroyed as he was digging with one of these tools. Even with a shovel he would've destroyed them or even some of them, but it's amazing that he would start digging when no one was around and poof there was an artifact. (Look at the man that found the terracotta soldiers, he destroyed a couple of them before he stopped digging and realize he found something). I guess he knew right where to dig to find them, amazing. :) An artifact magnet. :)

In the 1800s, an antique clay oil lamp would have been a cheap souvenir for anyone visiting the Mediterranean area. For that matter, it might even be a reproduction sold to tourists.

My immediate thought when this lamp was shown... Where's the chain of custody? Allowing that it is genuinely fashioned in the Mediterranean style, where has it spent the last several centuries? --- A well traveled artifact! If only it came with its own private travel journal. 😕

your last sentence makes sense

@@maryanneslater9675 You think there were Tourists in the 1800"s? Really? Do you know what was happening in the 1500's? Europeans didn't use utensils until the 1700's.

@@hellboundrubber4448 The fork is about a thousand years old. Knives and spoons go back thousands. Rich people have been travelling for pleasure for several hundred years and if you count a couple of fringe cases, thousands. In the 1800's for example travels to Egypt were really popular. The orient express started in the 1880's. In the 17th century many wealthy europeans took "the grand tour". Also, I guess you have the Vikings, which were well known for their "tourism", consisting of trade, plunder and burning, among other things. Not entirely unlike the charter trips of today.

You may be surprised to know that there are submerged pyramids in lakes in wisconsin.....there is more to this country than you think....my pastor picked some rocks out of a stream for me and one of them happened to be a lillith amulet with embossed writings on it, you can clearly see the dragon and the chain of the amulet. This has got to be at least a thousand years old, found in a riverbed downstream from Mt st helens about 6 months ago....I don't care what so called experts say....I believe what is tangible in my hand that I see with my own two eyes

Isn't it funny how every piece is perfect and looks just as clear as the day it was made.

Isn't it funny that in every ancient man made cave There are tool marks these caves are 10's of thousands of years old. Those Indian carved temples the huge ones they carved out of mountains. They are IMPOSSIBLE to do with your hands as they used a Mountain as the RAW material for the temple. Then they carved it. You can still see the marks left by machines they used. Machines tha have never been found. Neither has any of the material removed has ever been found. All over ancient Egypt are marks made by Machines on the Huge Obelisks that we would have trouble moving even today without breaking. How did they move that? Also their statues of the ancient kings are perfectly symmetrical. Impossible to do then. near impossible to do now, unless you have a computer controlled lathe. Who built the Pyramids? Who moved the stones miles for Stonehenge? How were the Giant statues moved around Easter Island? . I'm sorry but the 'Machine Marks 'argument for them to be fakes, just does not hold water. Also the fact they are written in 3 different readable languages, that have been near extinct for 2000 years. Yet this guy Knew All 3 or has scholars to help him. He had to source the tiles (9000) the carve engrave and polish flawlessly. Without the drills and grinders to make them. Again as no mistakes they would have to be done on something like a computer controlled CnC machine. (That I note were all the rage in 1890's America and the must have had a dozen or so running 24/7 ) Oopps thats right No Electricity. No generators..

I think fakes designed to hide history.

@@walterchristley4898 No they're not. Look at them again. Slate stays the way it is. And the others were in Copper. Other stuff was broken and corroded. Their were fakes and real finds.

Tobacco, a plant from the Americas, was found in Egyptian tombs. Pyramids were found all over the world, not just in Egypt.

@@hugehappygrin Nicotine was found in mummies, yes. It is possible that a know extinct plant had nicotine as well as some sources mentions such a plant but they also found cocaine. That does however not mean Egypt had direct trade connections with the Americas. We do actually have some Egyptian ships and both them and the sources from the time makes it clear that crossing the Atlantic in one of them would be close to impossible. Active trading over the Atlantic would require at least viking ship technology and Egypt (or even the Phoenicians) didn't had that. Likelier, the trade went over Bering's strait and then followed the silk road. As for the pyramids, they have very little in common between Egypt, South America and China. The Egyptian pyramids are not stepped (well, originally they were covered with white marble and totally straight) and built in massive stones. South American pyramids are always step pyramids and only the outside have massive stone block, they are filled with dirt and rubble inside. The Chinese pyramids are made of dirt, I don't think any of them have been fully excavated but they have likely a stone structure protecting the Emperor and his stuff inside. From afar they might look similar but the building technique is wildly different and at least in the Americas and Egypt you can see how they started to build primitive structures first, in 2 very different ways. China isn't really that well excavated yet but the outside of the pyramids are stomped earth, like the older parts of the great wall. But you are right that there are signs of trade between the Americas and Egypt, I don't think a single trader traveled the entire way though but that the goods changed hands many times during the trip, That is unless an unknown ancient ship types get discovered but that that is pretty unlikely since no pictures of such a ship have been found on either side of the Atlantic but many pictures and actual wrecks (usually in bad shape but they found 2 next to the great pyramid in extremely good condition). Also, if you want to compare the Egyptian and South American pyramids you need to look on the only known pyramid of size from a similar time: that would be the pyramid in Caral Supe. Even very old pyramids like La Dante were just built less then 3000 years ago, only Caral supe is known to be from a similar date as Giza. It does look nothing the same but you can see that it uses a similar but more primitive technique as the later ones. So I guess it is possible but very unlikely that the builders of Caral Supe heard of Imhotep's Red pyramid and decided to make something similar but if so, they were never told any details. Caral Supe had a flat top and it seems like there was a government building (or temple) on top of it.

Yup. Fun thing about archaeology is it's 90% stuff like potsherds, postholes, and middens. Very rarely treasure lol

There were and still are! Mounds all over the place! We need LiDAR to get under ground surface, but even just satellite imagery shows magnificent mounds. I live right in front of a massive mound turned into a cemetery. People need to look and investigate before just assuming.

@@nikkil.a7366 LIDAR measures elevation. We use it to get a detailed topographical map of the site. It doesn't "look under the ground."

@@sethk5396 I’m so glad you understood what it is I was saying :)

A fool that speaks aloud is always exposed for the fool he is, whereas a fool that is silenced can be mistaken for a wise man due to his silence.

@@OgreOnAStick Let the record show that you've chosen to "speak aloud". 😄

I love the expression “a father in law of mine” 😂😂😂

@@cruisepaige Yeah, well, we move on from divorce to another sometimes...

HE ALSO TURNED LEAD INTO GOLD WITH HIS HIGH LEVEL ALCHEMY STUDIES.

They are very old still but they are frauds on what they was suppose to represent that's the shame and all the money that was put out for them.If all people's would do this and the Art world definitely has, nothing we see would be the real age.They was nice To see some of them but still fakes.It makes one wonder about are history.A pen can be used in the same way.

Have you seen genuine early-Christian (up to Gothic period) artwork? The quality of drawings are the least of my concerns regarding this hoax.

@@AECRADIO1 it's easy to turn lead into gold. Make "ancient artifacts" out of the lead and sell them to gullible fools for gold...

@@jwenting HAVD GOLD PAINT, WILL FLIM-FLAM!

Oh, but there are. NatGeo even fell for an ivory bust in the early 2000s that wound up on one of their covers.

Oh yeah !.....All the dinosaurs 🦖🦕 bones that never existed.

​@@maxgarbani6644 Jesus built my dinosaur on Jurassic park at a time lol

Yeah there is a lot of these things in Israel. The guy fooled a lot of the so called experts.

There was a whole industry in Renaissance times of sculptors creating fake Roman relics. It was rumoured that even Michelangelo did some fakery in this area to make some cash.

NO NO NO..IT IS 'Q' SCREWING WITH PICARD ONCE AGAIN!

@@AECRADIO1 ok, going off topic but, am I the only one that thinks Q aged very well?

plenty of copts still living in egypt

@@mikesands4681 that was my point

they say, they are still three millions.

Slate, actually.

😂 throwing shade about getting the history of men making things up for their 'bible' wrong, is hilarious.

…. and by the time they took the vote, the Brit bishops had all walked away. (btw - Constantine was a Briton - contrary to wiki - his mother was a powerful Brit princess - no brothers to outrank her and she remained a significant influence in his life).

Just takes some white vinegar. And some of those copper artifacts didn't even look a century old. Anything actually buried in moist forest soil for 1500 years would be very corroded.

Deep Thoughts

Funny how they use the word "discover", as if the land had no real significance until THEY came along. What about the MANY indigenous nations who had been living there for millennia?

Yh they using that bogus for a reason And that is to invade,killing,robbing,occupy the natives

He did. but he wasnt the first.

He never set foot in the continental United States.

Hell! If I dug up a stone inscribed with ancient runes or a potful of roman coins here in Vermont, I'd want some archaeologist to evaluate it without worrying about being ridiculed. The only ones who need worry about ridicule are those who paid good money for a fake artifact.

Yes, and the copper didn't look nearly tarnished enough for having supposedly been buried for over 1500 years. In damp forest soil, the copper plates should have been covered in green patina within a century, and corroded beyond easy legibility in a thousand years.

Yesngerlander.

I used to do that when I as a kid! I learned how to read a few of the fantasy ones. And I’m learning Korean now as an adult because I found the Hangul alphabet so interesting. Good to find another symbols enthusiast :D

ever read Finnegans' Wake? james Joyce wrote it in some 20-something languages some real some not, some he spoke, some he didn't.

Dammmm!!! That was a Mouth Full!

I found it most interesting how the publisher seemed to believe the hodgepodge of languages proved it authentic. To my mind, it just looks like someone copy-pasting bits and pieces together, furthers from authentication! These are clearly no Rosetta Stone and no culture has mixed so many dispirit languages of far-flung origins and times.

Ancient Aliens pushes the fake Peru(?)statuettes that show aliens & people & dinosaurs all together. The quality is about the same as these.

@@chino3796 Could you bring out more points about the fakes from Ancient Aliens. I was actually suspicious about the show, that they are actually pushing fakes.

All we needed in addition, was Childress holding his hands up, saying.." you just haaaave to ask yourself...."

You do know that when something of import is found, governments(USA) tend to hide digs, etc.

Rocks store very well in dirt

A lot of things found in ancient tombs are found in pristine condition...

LMAO😂

Ah yes and I'm sure these carvers used old slate that is cut with machining tools. Not to mention using modern smithing methods. AND a single set of persons finding said artifacts. Sure fam. To be honest, here, this sort of thing comes from a key point of racism. Yes. All of these 'white people in the americas' is from mainly RACISTS. You learn that the more you look into this stuff.

I don't know why noone else seemed to consider this. They also misrepresented their thermoluminescence technology as being accurate within a ten-year period, when it's actually found to have an accuracy of 10%

@@jessicaumlor7979 Actually it doesn't. This type of dating is used for pottery and flint most in particular. As a mater of fact this type of dating methods are used in the middle east. So if you want to call it a lie then all those ""Biblical"" artefacts that were dated to that time period using this are now all false. That means that these artefacts are all fakes and forgeries and the bible is now false. Congrats. **drinks coffee**

@@mariawhite7337 *gasps* the bible is fake? It's called a deduction, not an absolute. It's a good thing to read up on things from many angles, especially since there's so much money and governments and expectations behind biblical artifacts. It's not like scholars are people capable of being paid off, threatened, coerced, or just plain wrong 🤔

@@jessicaumlor7979 you mean the MILLIONS of scholars and thousands of scientists helping them? Conspiracies are stupid when you break them down. Don't insult me by going by Conspiracies. I was tearing them down in high-school on Gaia online. Spent hours researching and retorting.

Explanation for artifacts discovered between 1850s and 1870s is that there were fundamentalist evangelical Christians trying to manufacture evidence for Biblical populations in North America, just as Joseph Smith manufactured artifacts to found his fake religion in Utah. Scottford, etc, come a long later and created their own fakes for the fame and academic recognition, and money

I think also many true archeologists are fooling themselves to think that everything always line up with a star and sostices on a certain date in a certain year and try to make all archeology connect to religious ceremony and the stars. Seems like if you take all the constellations and sun and moon phases and all the years of them shifting from our earth's pattern you can make alignments with any building or any village layout ever made my houses southeast corner perfectly aligns with the third from left star on orions belt on the third year of the 7th month every 4 thousand years. He must worship orion... I think people were just doing more practical people stuff even 10 thousand years ago.

Michigander here! I knew about them, but figured most must be hoaxes. Sad thing is that in the earlier lumbering years of our state many actual burial mounds were found and looted. I feared that some significant artifacts may have been altered in the hoax. But I do trust the more recent examinations and their conclusions. If you are interested there was a university of Michigan dig site that recently found a Clovis point , there are existing mounds in the Grand Rapids area and the copper culture in the UP has been given a time of starting mining 8000 or more years ago. I really like finding archeologists on KZfaq giving lectures of their new findings lol😊

Confirmation!!!

I bet you got the jab.

@@suziecreamcheese211 Yeah. Most people who have jobs got them lol.

Could be true if the copper used during the bronze age wasn't tested back to the ore mined out of Michigan, only place know to have copper in that pure of form.

Oh Seth Blah blah blah When you have nothing smart to say ....

@@SK-jq8um Too bad that's 100% false. None of it has ever been tested back to michigan in fact if you browse youtube you'll find plenty of sources saying quite clearly that the two sources of copper are NOT connected at all. In any way.

IF, that is really what happened. I don't believe they are genuine but often times people that hold a position, will create their own scenario in how something happened. I personally think the guy would have been smart enough to see the set up if it actually played out like that.

@@awakeningfaith2290 some would be but don't underestimate people's stupidity, we live in a planet in which email scams work.

@@lorefox201 lol!!!!! Thats an excellent point!

1A. (prequel) Learn an Archaic Hebrew Coptic script before its even discovered either that or copy already existing artifacts exactly so they can be read by 21st century scholars. The truth still remains that there is an anomaly here that Skepticism will not remove. Untill someone gets in an actual early Christian archeologist/historian/language expert and also a historical artifact fakes expert to sort it out it will still remain an anomaly.

@@toxotorana it's not an archaic Hebrew Coptic script, it's vaguelly cuneiform looking squiggles that have some similarities with other stuff, it just requires seeing photos of Sumerian tablets. Also again, it's not "Coptic" because that has its own script which is completely different

Good points.

Plus there were originally 60+ commandments! Religious leaders took out the obviously Jewish only commandments!

Thermoluminescence has an accuracy of 10%, yet it was presented as being accurate between a 10-year period if that tells you anything.

@@jessicaumlor7979 for me the cover up lies within the grouping together of legitimate artifacts with the fraudulent. It's like when an individual behaves in a uncivilized manner it taints the group. Society slants its biased opinions towards the group with a broad stroke.

@@JazzEnthusiast You're on to something there, for sure!

He'd need his hat to stick his face in to transcribe them just ashe did the golden plates fromMoroni.

He would be soooo jealous.....lol

You didn't know that Joseph Smith buried a lot of stuff in Michigan ?? 😂😂

Well it worked for Joseph Smith....

@@mozquiff1155 exactly what I was going to say! I live in Salt Lake City and they eat this sh- up!

This particular tribe was also of great stature roughly around an average of 8 ft tall. And fairly light complected compared to other natives. The altar was also made out of stone.

The interesting thing about this is that the hebrews god is actually knows as yaldaboath and his dominion is the material plane. Jelyll island is that one place where the federal reserve was conceived. No coincidence they're trying to hide their wickedness for centuries.

@@alexarviso6836 I think even if the federal reserve was created with good intentions the fact it was created over that just brings on some bad juju.

@@manbehindthebeard3213 I concur that many terribly harmful decisions have been made with what seem to be good intentions.

i thought the same , the faces is what gave it away

That elephant drawing looks so stupid