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On 17 Nov 2004 23:58:15 -0800, mallet_riveter@yahoo.co.in (Hans-Marc
Olsen) wrote:

>There are dozens of super-cities, more than 10000 years old with
>super-technology like planes, cars, spaceships.
>
>Archaeologists should search underwater !

I used to hope that what you wrote could be true. But really, look at
the earthworks we have made. Our roads, power lines, dams, malls, etc.
There is no way that any of that could have happened as recently as
10,000 years ago. It is possible, though extremely unlikely, that
shortly after man arose he had a technological civilization. But that
would have been 100,000 years ago and even then there would still be
obvious traces. 

I still can't explain the anomalies. I try though. The biggest so far
are the golden model airplanes from South America. I have seen them
and seen a model of one fly just as good as any modern plane. Insects
and birds don't have vertical rudders, so they can't be birds or bugs.
But in order to have flight technology one must have infrastructure.
There can't be aluminum without mines, transportation, and smelters.
There can't be jet fuel without wells and refineries. There can't be
engines of any kind without the lathes, drill presses, and other
machinery needed to manufacture them. And those tools themselves
cannot exist without the mines, foundries, and factories needed to
make them. So where are they? There are other anomalies too. But how
could any of that exist without the infrastructure needed to produce
them? 

They aren't in the oceans. Man does not stay just along the coast
line. They aren't buried under the continents either. A huge city with
factories is just hard to miss and we would have found it by now. 

That's why they are still anomalies.