Acambaro Figures / Part 1 / Animals / Collection of Valdemar Julsrud

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The #Akambaro figurines bear the name of one of the Mexican cities located in the central part of the country. It was in its vicinity that on an early July morning in 1944, Voldemar Julsrud, an elderly fastener dealer, picked up a small ceramic figurine. The figurine looked like a prehistoric #predator, #dinosaur, just like the one that Julsrud had seen in one of the German magazines before emigrating from Germany. In his youth, # Dzhulsrud was seriously interested in archeology and even participated in archaeological excavations. Either the figurine found, or the memories of his youth, inspired the elderly man so much that he was seriously interested in the find. What kind of beast is in front of him? A children's toy dropped by local boys, or an ancient artifact that has been waiting for its discoverer for thousands of years? The cracks on the figurine spoke in favor of many years spent in the ground, and Julsrud, who knew Mexican history well, tried to attribute the figurine to some of the cultures he knew. However, the artifact did not fit into any tradition. Then the enthusiastic #Julsrud decides on his own research, which can shed light on the origin of the dinosaur imprinted in clay. In archeology, a find does not come alone. Dzhulsrud learned this unwritten rule in his youth. Therefore, first of all, the researcher decides to carry out excavations in the place where he found the figurine, in the hope of finding other antiquities, and along with them the answers to the questions that do not leave him. Julsrud hires a peasant and pays him one peso for each intact figurine brought to the surface from the depths of the earth. From his acquaintances, Dzhulsrud learns that the locals have long been digging up similar figurines throughout the district and selling them to visitors as souvenirs. The researcher buys up all the souvenir shops. Thus, not only ceramic, but also stone figurines appeared in the collection of Dzhulsrud. Obviously, all of them are made by hand, because during the entire search, not a single repeating statuette was found. The smallest figure did not reach even five centimeters in height, while the largest was on the shoulder of its owner. Innumerable species # of dinosaurs, both well-known and completely unknown to science, long-extinct prehistoric animals and people of all races - it is difficult to imagine what extensive knowledge about biological species the manufacturers of these figures possessed. It is also striking that many animals unknown to science at the time the collection was discovered were discovered later. This gave reason to believe that the sculptors of the statuettes were, if not contemporaries # of prehistoric animals, then they certainly knew about their existence much better than we do. This means that the collections of Dzhulsrud are tens of thousands of years old! However, it was never possible to prove this due to one striking circumstance. The fact is that almost 3,000 exhibits depict people and dinosaurs in the moments of chase and hunting. It seems to be nothing remarkable, if not for the fact that the first homo and giant reptiles are separated by evolutionary standards at least 62, 5 million years! According to official science, # dinosaurs died 65 million years ago, while the human race began to form about 2.5 million years ago. And the images say that dinosaurs and people not only existed at the same time, but also interacted: a person tried to domesticate a lizard, while often becoming its victim. This plot, clearly contrary to the accepted evolutionary theory, served the entire collection in disfavor: a whole division of skeptical scientists appeared in scientific circles, who declared the Akambaro figurines a fake and a hoax. However, all further research into the age of the Akambaro figurines has consistently acknowledged their modern origin. And even when the equipment pointed to a solid summer # of artifacts. In 1968, several Akambaro figurines were sent for #isotope # research. The device, which works on the basis of the method of radiocarbon dating, showed that the youngest sample is about 3060 years old, that is, it was molded in 1092 BC. And the oldest is 6480 years old and was produced at least in 4512 BC. However, the official conclusion cites these results as erroneous. An explanation of why the error occurred is not provided.