“I found a rock that looks like a thing, it must be that thing” is way more common than you would think.
Definitely a fossilized modern day stereotype of a 16th or 17th century sailor, how can you all have any doubts about this?
They think cotton fossilizes?
They don’t think.
I’m at a complete loss - even with the labels, I can only see a rock. I can’t figure out what part is supposed to look like what body part
I can see what they’re talking about, but it’s the best example of pareidolia I’ve ever seen.
The Danish electrical outlet purportedly resembles a happy face.
Purportedly!?
“I was thinking it was an Indian.” 🤦
Casual racist tropes tossed in for good measure.
Honestly, considering how crazy these “archaeologists don’t know what they’re talking about because this looks like that” people are, there’s actually a small but not impossible chance she meant someone from India who came to the U.S. before European conquest.
I mean it’s probably just racism, but the kookery goes deep with these people.
I wonder, how far do you think from Nashville 30 milliliters is?
They are more than natural milliliters.
![More than natural rocks [more fun in the body.]](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/3e2df0b5-176c-4e94-b2b5-7cc6b0f33acb.png){kind=link}