Kalopin
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- Oct 26, 2012
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....and we take another step.....into the Twilight Zone......
both pieces have been cleaned and scrubbed with an iron brush. what you see has been melted together and both the horseshoe and endcap are solid.
If this is the only cleaning you have done, then it PROVES nothing. Now, if you run both objects through electrolysis and you can show the actual melting/welding then it's a whole new ball game. These look like typical iron objects (horse shoe and end cap) that have been underground for some time. Nothing else, until you can PROVE otherwise.
Run it through electrolysis and show us the results. Please.
I'm afraid your chances of a study group being formed fall precipitiously when you toss in precepts like "Atlantis" and 13,000 year old dinosaurs.
First step wouid be to compare your horseshoe to a couple others of similar age found at alternate locations to see if your "accretions" are just soil minerals and iron oxide.
PS - Lake Agassis drained when the glacial dam(s) melted. The current analysis of basins and strata is that this occurred several times between 13,000 and 8,500 years ago as it drained and refilled. It was not a single, catastrophic event.