400-Million Year-Old Hammer Found In Texas?

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[thepunadude]

I LOVE WHEN THE EXPERTS HAVE THEIR THEORIES THROWN OUT THE WINDOW BY FACTS

[abdulsmith]

I can't get enough of your videos. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[kbr]

Either the hammer is millions of years old or coal is formed much faster than we are taught.

[jimmo]

Has anyone looked at the other side to see if it said made in China?

[xslimx]

Graham Hancock is on to something.... maybe not completely correct, but he is definitely on the right track.

[lowfrequencyfilms]

Humans are hundreds of millions of years old

[jimmybritt]

I remember when scientists worked for tobacco companies and told lies until they couldn't . Seems they back the ones that cut the checks 😉👍👍🇺🇸

[luismarquezcomedy]

Maybe our ancestors left to another world. The dummies were left behind :-D

[mariansmith]

So, carbon date the wood and analyze the metal from hammer too.

[mariansmith]

Stone can form more quickly depending upon conditions.

[bogganalseryd]

Michael Cremo has a whole book of this

[Dalorath]

That hammer has already been debunked. it was a concretion in the ground of an old mine. The rock itself when carbon dated looks old because of the carbon fingerprint, but its already been proven for many finds like this that they were more modern objects that happened to get stuck in a natural form of rock solidification around them over only hundreds or thousands of years.

[LuckyLu]

Good video. I’m not sure about this one. It’s really interesting. I’d like to learn more about it.

[ThomasistheTwin]

The hammer was buried and the sediment hardened within a day 3-5 thousand years ago during a cataclysm of interplanetary proportions ending one of the classical ages.

[tphvictims]

FIND AN HONEST POLITICIAN, we’ll all be Stumped 🤔

[nonaeubinis]

Whenever they tell you a time line, it is bogus.

[Harbalz]

Some dwarf probably left it in an old mine shaft...

[jonakins]

One thing all the debunkers missed is that the iron has not rusted. Or what about the wood handle turning to coal? Leave any piece of modern iron or steel outside for more than a month and watch the rust set in. If it sat in wet conditions like a creek or waterfall for more than a century or two all that would be left would be a rusty hunk probably unrecognizable as a hammer. Again any debunker can explain no rust, I'll

[petersedon]

They said the handle had turned to coal but in the picture it is still wood I don't see how it is turned to coal in the short period of time since the picture has been taken

[alvinsbees]

So if the American Indians crossed the land bridge 20, 000 years ago they can't be the original natives in the America's. That might cause some problems!