Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - In an ancient Medieval manuscript, there is a very strange story that cannot be easily explained. The incident happened on a Sunday in a small Irish village.
Several witnesses saw a remarkable phenomenon in the sky. To this day, the story remains intriguing and unexplained.
The congregation immediately came out. In the sky, at the other end of the rope, they saw a ship that seemed to be floating on an imaginary ocean. Aboard it, men and women were leaning over the railing, as though watching what was happening at the bottom of the water.
According to an ancient Old Norse manuscript known as Konungs Skuggsja, which literally means "King's mirror" (in Latin, Speculum regale), something very strange happened in a small village in Ireland back in 950 A.D.
It was Sunday, and everyone was attending Mass. Suddenly, a large metal anchor, attached to a rope, descended from the sky. One of its sharply pointed arms caught in the church's wooden door. The congregation immediately came out.
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