A Series Of ‘Ancient’ Relics Unearthed In Michigan Concealed One Of History’s Greatest Frauds

Michigan has recently uncovered a collection of 'ancient' artifacts that ultimately revealed one of the most significant frauds in history.
It’s fall in the Michigan village of Wyman, and James O. Scotford has an incredible announcement to make. A crowd of locals listen, too, as the jubilant man spills his secret. There, in the earth beneath their feet, he has uncovered a cache of ancient relics. These perhaps date back thousands of years. And in this way, a modern legend is born — although Scotford isn’t telling everything he knows.
Michigan archaeological discoveries
Fraudulent artifacts
Unveiling historical hoaxes
Investigating forged history
Controversial discoveries
Exposing historical scams
Deceptive antiquities
Unmasking historical fraudsters
Revealing hidden agendas
Unearthing the truth
Uncovering fabricated history
Exposing counterfeit relics
Investigating historical mysteries
Fraudulent archaeological finds
Unveiling historical forgeries
Revealing the truth behind ancient artifacts
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[dieterschonefeld]

Making "trace of modern machinery" a proof of fake production is NOT a possibility. Modern professionals working with big stones recognize the kind of machines used in ancient Sumer and Egypt, but are "over-ruled" by academic "professionals" with no understanding of stone masonry in working reality. Those academic amateurs can not recognize the involved machines, so for them it is "not proven". The relics mentioned here seem to be fake, You just cannot argue the way You do in the video.

[karenreaves]

All coal seams were burned, they find skeletons beautiful artifacts even electronic pieces. It used to be delivered in large chunks people were always finding things.