Strange Objects Which Should Not Exist by Martin Ettington

Author:Martin Ettington
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: ancient, ancient history, prehistoric, megaliths
Publisher: Martin Ettington

Anderson responded to this hypothesis by reminding me that the bell was not found in lignite (soft, brown coal), but came from a block of hard, black coal. Moreover, he was unaware of anyone in his community that was Hindu, of Indian descent, or had traveled to the Far East and returned with any artifacts.

Discovering the mine

Not very long ago I had the opportunity to speak for a series of creation meetings in Clarksburg, WV. As might be expected, there was considerable interest from the audience when I discussed the Genesis Flood and presented the bell found in coal. A local realtor agreed to assist in identifying the location of the actual mine from which the bell-containing coal would have been mined. It is important to note that there were two primary types of coal mining procedures common in the area during the 1940’s, surface mining and underground mining. If the coal seam was close to the surface (typically a flat topography), the dirt and rock overburden could be easily stripped away and the coal harvested. If the vein ran into a hillside, then a shaft was dug into the ground to follow the coal seam and mine it out.

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