OOPArts

OOPArts stands for Out - Of - Place - Artifacts, historical, archaeological, or palaentological things those were discovered in very, almost impossible location because of the source of place and time. A term made by Ivan T. Sanderson. Here are some examples.

The Crystal Skulls. Why with "s" because researchers found 13 skulls with almost same and alike pattern. The interesting side is they were found in ruins of Mayan and Aztec civilization. And they were made really perfect, even to the hollow part of a human skull. Researchers found that the skull was carved against the natural axis of a crystal. It means that it was carved with not taking the orientation of crystal's molecular symmetry and it should be shattered. Also they found no scratches indicates that the skull was made with metal instruments.

The hieroglyph patterns on Eygptian temple's wall at Abydos . There are a helicopter-like pattern and an airplane-like pattern. Are Eygptians had ever seen planes and helicopters? Did not the first plane ever made a successful flight was by the Wright Bros.? Where they had seen things like that?

The Baalbek Stone from Lebanon. One of the stone is weigh about 2.4 million pounds. No ordinary crane can move or even lift it. According to some researchers, the only way to move it is by anti-gravity instrument. What the heck they had anti-gravity instruments back there?

A Piri Reis's map from 1513. Piri Reis is a commander of Turki's sea army. He collected maps from around the world and made this map. The map shows the west side of Africa, east side of South America, and north side of Antarctic. Well, Antarctic is not found until 1820 by Russian expecition, Mikhail Lazarev and Fabian Gottlieb. That is about 300 years before Antarctic was found. And the map shows the soil of Antarctic, not covered with ice. Today we can see the real shape of Antarctic with sonar and satellite technology. The map showing the Antarctic exactly like Antarctic showing with sonar. And according to some experts, Antarctic last defrost was in year 4000 BC. I think the Antarctic part was from the maps he collected, not drew by himself, but how suppose the poeple before him created maps? Even they knew how to draw, how can they see Antarctic? Using ships? The first ship ever found is from 10,000 years ago. And they are made of wood until 19th century. How can you venture into Antarctic territory with wooden ships while Titanic, which made from metal even sunk because hitting an iceberg?

Temple of Hathor in Eygpt. Hathor is the goddess of fertility and cows. There is hieroglyph that looks like a model of lamp. Here is the mystery. In Greek and Rome, they use torch (not torch with battery but fire) to lighten their temples and buildings so there are black patches of burn on the wall. But in Eygptian pyramid there are no black patches on the wall. Even if they carry the torch, the ceiling will had the black patches. Just for addition, there are some experts made the same model and it works! Did they really have lamps back there?

Source :
http://www.ooparts.nl/
http://dhammacitta.org/forum/index.php?topic=4980.0
http://www.s8int.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/