Evidence Of A Lost Advanced Ancient Civilization In Cincinnati – Remarkable Artifacts And Ancient Bodies That Shouldn’t Exist
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Our journey through North America and quest for ancient lost civilizations continues. This time, we visit Cincinnati, where we encounter several remarkable artifacts and ancient bodies that, according to mainstream history, shouldn’t exist. Yet, they do exist, and finding a proper explanation of how these items and skeletons ended up in this part of the world is troublesome.
Unless we accept or consider the possibility that Cincinnati was once home to an unknown, advanced ancient civilization that mysteriously disappeared.
This theory may sound far-fetched to some, but one researcher has found convincing evidence that it may be time to rewrite Cincinnati's ancient history.
Let’s examine this intriguing evidence. Perhaps the most perplexing part of this story is that these ancient items reveal an astonishing connection to some of the most powerful civilizations of ancient times that were present in a completely different part of the world.
Who were the ancient people of Cincinnati? Examinations of these artifacts and skeletons show something truly astonishing.
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