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I may not be an expert but it seems intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that they were carved by a Sasquatch and describe when aliens visited Earth
by staplung 4y ago
I may not be an expert but it seems intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that they were carved by a Sasquatch and describe when aliens visited Earth and taught the Egyptians how to build the pyramids.
Sarcasm aside, in the top picture you can see tool marks flanking the downstrokes on the closest runes. Truly, I am no expert but they certainly don't look like they've withstood 1,000 years of Oklahoman weathering. Then again, "layman" is just a polite work for idiot.
- smitty1e 4y agoUFOs would like an FOUO word.
- fat_cantor 4y agoI visited these ruins with my grandfather (a geologist) when I was young. He rolled his eyes and said there's no way they were that old. In person it's easy to tell, even for a child, but how else are you supposed to attract tourists to Heavener, OK? For the BBC, it's a classic illustration of Betteridge's law of headlines.