Forbidden Archaeology
Claims that anomalous artefacts and out-of-place finds have been suppressed or ignored by mainstream archaeology.
Artefacts that challenge the accepted timeline of human development have been found but dismissed or hidden.
Cited examples include the Calaveras skull, the Baigong pipes, anomalous footprints and the Ica stones. Proponents argue these are excluded from the record.
Most cited 'out-of-place artefacts' have been explained as misidentification, contamination, hoaxes or geological formations. The scientific record is open to revision when evidence is strong.
The term 'forbidden' is an editorial framing, not evidence of suppression. Claims rarely survive rigorous testing.
Some genuine anomalies remain under study, but none currently overturn established chronologies.
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