Inca Burial Stone....
So are these people just really ironically creative or were they archaelogists?

So are these people just really ironically creative or were they archaelogists?
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Originally posted by Jerry Smith
And the same conundrum would apply to the ancients practicing brain surgery, watching UFO's land, and stargazing with European style telescopes... also depicted in the Ica Stones....
"Stones without organic material trapped in them can only be dated by dating the organic material in the strata in which they are found. Since Cabrera's stones come from some mystery cave which has never been identified, much less excavated, there is no way to date them."
Dr. Cabrera claims that a farmer found the stones in a cave. The farmer was arrested for selling the stones to tourists. He told the police that he didn't really find them in a cave, but that he made them himself
Originally posted by Morat
UWO, how do you account for this tidbit?
Originally posted by Morat
What? That the farmer recanted and claimed they were hoaxes? That's far more consistant with the evidence then the notion they are real.
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence". If farmer John wants to offer something that shows geologist, paleontologists, and cultural anthropologists and historians all completely, utterly, and totally wrong...that's great.
But he's going to have to start by pointing out the cave, first.
Until then, he's got less credibility than Uri Geller.