Artifacts Of Unknown Origin - Messengers From Space?

MessageToEagle.com - Ancient past on Earth was definitely a world of higher science, complex machines, electricity and metallurgy.
A strange metal object of unknown origin was found in the inside of a geode - a natural mineral that as we know, requires millions of years to be formed.
It is mostly unusual to find a piece of metal which is both polished and manufactured, inside a geode.



The geodes are hollow rocks that contain crystalline structures in their interiors, but certainly not metal fragments. In a very distant past, someone placed this metal object inside the geode.



An uncommon stone embedded with screw-threaded metal bar from a collector in Lanzhou Mr. Zhilin Wang. He found this stone on a field research trip to the Mazong Mountain area located on the border of Gansu and Xijiang provinces.
The pear-shaped stone is extremely hard and has a mysterious black color. It is about 8 x 7 cm and weighs 466 grams.

The most surprising part of the stone is the embedded 6 cm cone-shaped metal bar which bears clear screw threads.

The stone is one of the most valuable in China and in the world. There are many hypotheses about the formation of this stone, but all seem to be incredible.
The screw-threaded metal bar - clearly a manufactured item - is tightly enclosed in the black lithical material.


Yet the fact that it was buried in the ground long enough for hard rock to form around it, which rather means that it must be millions of years old.
The screw thread width remains consistent from the thick end to the thin end, instead of varying due to the growth of organisms.
There have been many speculations regarding this kind of artifacts.
Could it be a stony meteorite - a messenger from outer space - having a message from an extraterrestrial civilization to humanity?.
How was the stone formed? It is strongly suspected of being not of this world or at least created by someone who possessed both sophisticated and advanced knowledge.

These are not isolated cases of metal objects being found within solid rock; many others have been found, too.
In early 2000s, a strange rock was found in the suburbs of Moscow, Russia in which were embedded two screw-like objects. Another rock found in Russia, when subjected to X-ray examination, was found to have eight screws within it.

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STONEHENGE ROCK SOURCE IDENTIFIED

February 27, 2014 - Scientists have found the exact source of Stonehenge's smaller bluestones, new research suggests.

The stones' rock composition revealed they come from a nearby outcropping, located about 1.8 miles (3 kilometers) away from the site originally proposed as the source of such rocks nearly a century ago. The discovery of the rock's origin, in turn, could help archaeologists one day unlock the mystery of how the stones got to Stonehenge.


The work "locates the exact sources of the stones, which highlight areas where archaeologists can search for evidence of the human working of the stones," said geologist and study co-author Richard Bevins of the National Museum of Wales. [In Photos: A Walk Through Stonehenge]

The Wiltshire, England, site harbors evidence of ancient occupation, with traces of pine posts raised about 10,500 years ago. The first megaliths at Stonehenge were erected 5,000 years ago, and long-lost cultures continued to add to the monument for a millennium. The creation consists of massive, 30-ton sarsen stones, as well as smaller bluestones, so named for their hue when wet or cut.

Stonhenge's purpose has long been a mystery, with some arguing it was a symbol of unity, a memorial to a sacred hunting ground or the source of a sound illusion.

But for decades, researchers agreed upon at least a few things. In 1923, geologist Herbert H. Thomas pinpointed the source of one type of the stones, known as dolerite bluestones, to a rocky outcropping known as Carn Meini on high ground in the Preseli Hills of western Wales. He became convinced the other bluestones (made from other types of igneous, or magmatic, rock) came from the nearby location of Carn Alw. That, in turn, lent credence to the theory that Stonehenge's builders transported the stones south, downhill, to the Bristol Channel, then floated them by sea to the site.

Sources and more information:

• Scientists Find Source of Stonehenge Bluestone Rocks

New research indicates that scientists have found the exact source of Stonehenge's smaller bluestones. In turn, the solving of this mystery could help archaeologists someday to unlock the mystery of how the stones got to Stonehenge. The rock composition of the stones divulged that they come from a nearby outcropping, situated about 1.

• Source of Stonehenge Bluestone Rocks Identified

Scientists have found the exact source of Stonehenge's smaller bluestones, new research suggests. The stones' rock composition revealed they come from a nearby outcropping, located about 1.8 miles (3 kilometers) away from the site originally proposed as the source of such rocks nearly a century ago. The discovery of the rock's origin, in turn,...

• Breakthrough in solving the mystery of the Stonehenge stones

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