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Book 2013
Archaeological and scientific sources show no verified evidence for a lost race of ancient human "giants" (e.g., nine‑ to twelve‑foot humans) but do record misidentified fossils, hoaxes, and isolated ...
Peer-reviewed challenges to standard origins for specific artifacts appear sparsely in the provided set of sources; most material here is popular or conference guidance about “artifact” packages in co...
Researchers and popular writers repeatedly flag a set of artifacts as “unexplained” because they resist straightforward natural or known human-made explanations — commonly cited examples include the A...
There is no consensus in the available reporting that any artifact definitively lacks a mundane explanation: many famous “out‑of‑place” or mysterious objects have plausible, tested explanations (e.g.,...
“Unexplained artifacts” — often called out‑of‑place artifacts or mysterious finds — are a mix of genuinely puzzling discoveries (like the Antikythera mechanism) and items later shown to have mundane e...