The Under-Explored Hypothesis Of UFO Evidence In Archeology
<p>If UAP have been around for a long time as suggested by some and I explore in my article <a href="https://medium.com/@Observing_The_Anomaly/uaps-in-history-a-deep-dive-into-reports-of-ufo-s-ranging-from-1300bc-to-1954-fca832e5650" rel="noopener">UAP’s in History: A deep dive into reports of UFO’s ranging from 1300BC to 1954</a> then evidence at archeological sites seems logical. Pseudo-skeptics can easily claim no such evidence has been found at archeological sites, but that conveniently ignores just how many archeological sites are not actually open to the public, outside researchers, or researchers at all for that matter. Archeology is a practice influenced by politics, laws, and cultural beliefs. You can’t just start digging anywhere just because you want to and there is a history of looted cultural treasures and artwork before modern archeology.</p>
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