OOPArts

Doc Savage · 02-22-2004, 10:05 PM

Has anyone heard of these? The acronym stands for Out Of Place Artifacts, and there are some doozies. For instance, a geode found in the Cosa Mts. of California containing an ancient device that could only be identified as a "sparkplug." Or a ship sunk in the Aegean Sea circa 1 B.C. that carried an analog computing device, replete with differential gears. Wild stuff.

Tennessee R · 02-22-2004, 10:40 PM

Ahh, Doc, so we meet again.
Yes, I'm vaguely familiar with OOPArts.
I've read part of "The Puzzle of Ancient Man - Advanced Technology in Past Civilizations?"
by Donald E. Chittick.
It talks about OOPArts.
I believe that the people in the old days were not 'cave men' as most people think. And knowing you to be a bit of a Biblical man, the Bible says that in the end times, it would be "As it was in the days of Noah"
Does that mean that Noah had more technology than we think? (Possibly a Pentium 4)

Doc Savage · 02-23-2004, 09:03 AM

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Originally posted by Tennessee R
Ahh, Doc, so we meet again.

I'm beginning to think you're following me.