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**cheapphenonline** · 10-27-2007, 06:44 PM

dear friends,

http://en.epochtimes.com/news/7-10-26/61239.html

be well, be love.

david

the history before history part iii, the ica stones
by leonardo vintiñi
epoch times argentina staff oct 26, 2007

a considerable historical controversy arose in the 1960's when stones were found in a cave in ica, peru. the majority of archaeologists and paleontologists have seemingly quelled the debate by asserting that the markings on the ica stones constitute a genuine fraud. but as with all controversial subjects, what hasn't been definitively proven still leaves room for possibility and scientific rigor. for in the realm of science, nothing can ever be affirmed or discarded without conclusive evidence.

while there are reasons to believe that the famous stones are not of pre-colombian origin, there exist several stories as much in favor of their authenticity as there are against it.

a good number of scientists, who have had the opportunity to study the ica stones, observe that they are engraved with an incredible variety of scenes that speak of either an alternative history, or a fertile imagination. for example, the stones depict men and dinosaurs in the same era.

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cheapphenonline Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 364 Senior Member	dear friends, http://en.epochtimes.com/news/7-10-26/61239.html be well, be love. david the history before history part iii, the ica stones by leonardo vintiñi epoch times argentina staff oct 26, 2007 a considerable historical controversy arose in the 1960's when stones were found in a cave in ica, peru. the majority of archaeologists and paleontologists have seemingly quelled the debate by asserting that the markings on the ica stones constitute a genuine fraud. but as with all controversial subjects, what hasn't been definitively proven still leaves room for possibility and scientific rigor. for in the realm of science, nothing can ever be affirmed or discarded without conclusive evidence. while there are reasons to believe that the famous stones are not of pre-colombian origin, there exist several stories as much in favor of their authenticity as there are against it. a good number of scientists, who have had the opportunity to study the ica stones, observe that they are engraved with an incredible variety of scenes that speak of either an alternative history, or a fertile imagination. for example, the stones depict men and dinosaurs in the same era.
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