Click on the following links to learn about a remarkable recent discovery in the Jordan Valley... potentially revolutionary (UKDailyMail)? ... or, possibly fraudulent (ExpressUK)... Your thoughts?
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I personally believe that these metal books could be the real deal. If samples of the metal have been taken and tested to prove that they are from ancient times, I trust science over the opinion of a professor who has seen a picture of them. Iv personally never seen or heard of metal books being found. I wish all of ancient texts were written in metal, this would make historians lives so much easier who are studying ancient times and texts.
I agree, if the dating shows that it's from ancient times, then I would trust it. That would be pretty cool too, finding these and having them be authentic.
I also haven't heard of these or ever see anything written about them up until now.
As exciting and monumental as these finds would be (if genuine), it looks like the evidence is stacking up against that. Here are some more recent developments:
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I personally believe that these metal books could be the real deal. If samples of the metal have been taken and tested to prove that they are from ancient times, I trust science over the opinion of a professor who has seen a picture of them. Iv personally never seen or heard of metal books being found. I wish all of ancient texts were written in metal, this would make historians lives so much easier who are studying ancient times and texts.
-Taylor E.
I agree, if the dating shows that it's from ancient times, then I would trust it. That would be pretty cool too, finding these and having them be authentic.
I also haven't heard of these or ever see anything written about them up until now.
As exciting and monumental as these finds would be (if genuine), it looks like the evidence is stacking up against that. Here are some more recent developments:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20492489
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