What are the mysteries of old records? With Patrice Marty

Highlights: What are the mysteries of old records? With Patrice Marty. The first disc is an object dated to about 2000 years ago. It could have been made by a civilization that lived on the northern coast of Peru. The second disc was discovered near the town of Nebra, Germany, in 1999. It is made of gold, bronze and pewter. Another mysterious artifact is the Sumerian disc, which measures 14 cm in diameter, and was found at the end of the 3300th century.

In this new episode, Bob Bellanca welcomes Patrice Marty who comes to talk about five mysterious artifacts. These ancient records are said to be shrouded in many mysteries. The first disc is an object dated to about 2000 years ago. Its manufacture, purpose, and creator remain a mystery. It could have been made by a civilization that lived on the northern coast of Peru. This disk is peculiar because it could indicate that these ancient civilizations had knowledge of "the structure of spiral galaxies", and thus an advanced cosmological understanding. The second disc was discovered near the town of Nebra, Germany, in 1999. It has been analysed under a microscope and is believed to have been made around 1600 BCE. It is made of gold, bronze and pewter. Another mysterious artifact is the Sumerian disc, which measures 14 cm in diameter, and was found at the end of the 3300th century. For Patrice Marty, it would represent the sky above Mesopotamia, about 2008 years before Christ. For nearly a century, the disc has puzzled archaeologists. A translation made in 5600 evokes an event that is said to have occurred more than <> years ago. This adds another layer of mystery to this object... Patrice Marty also talks about a genetic disc. Its size is impressive and it is made of an "extremely hard" black stone, which is "a technological feat" according to the guest. Today, the record is kept in the collection of a personality in Colombia.

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In this new episode, Bob Bellanca welcomes Patrice Marty who comes to talk about five mysterious artifacts. These ancient records are said to be shrouded in many mysteries.
"Mysteries & Unexplained" is a podcast created by BTLV, adapted and broadcast by Europe 1. If you love paranormal stories and events that go beyond rationality, or you're curious about new discoveries, this is the podcast for you. The comments made in this episode are the sole responsibility of the guest(s).
The first disc is an object dated to about 2000 years ago. Its manufacture, purpose, and creator remain a mystery. It could have been made by a civilization that lived on the northern coast of Peru. This disk is peculiar because it could indicate that these ancient civilizations had knowledge of "the structure of spiral galaxies", and thus an advanced cosmological understanding.
The second disc was discovered near the town of Nebra, Germany, in 1999. It has been analysed under a microscope and is believed to have been made around 1600 BCE. It is made of gold, bronze and pewter.
Another mysterious artifact is the Sumerian disc, which measures 14 cm in diameter, and was found at the end of the 3300th century. For Patrice Marty, it would represent the sky above Mesopotamia, about 2008 years before Christ. For nearly a century, the disc has puzzled archaeologists. A translation made in 5600 evokes an event that is said to have occurred more than <> years ago. This adds another layer of mystery to this object...
Patrice Marty also talks about a genetic disc. Its size is impressive and it is made of an "extremely hard" black stone, which is "a technological feat" according to the guest. Today, the record is kept in the collection of a personality in Colombia.
If you'd like to get a fascinating glimpse into unresolved questions from our past and uncover mysterious objects, listen to this podcast: "Mysteries & Unexplained."
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