3000만년전인 Eocene 지층에서 사람의 어금니가 발견됨 > 초고대문명

3000만년전인 Eocene 지층에서 사람의 어금니가 발견됨.



Early in November of 1926, archaeologist J.C.F. Siegfriedt made a discovery in another mine. This one in the Number Three shafts of the Mutual Coal Mine in Bear Creek 55 miles Southwest of Billings, Montana. What Siegfriedt found was a human tooth, in which the enamel had been replaced by carbon and the roots by iron by seepage petrifaction. In an account published in the Carbon County News and dated November 11, 1926, Siegfriedt reported that he had meticulously preserved the mineral matrix that had been deposited around the tooth and several dentists identified the mould created as being a human second lower molar. The tooth however came from the lower level of the mine. This came from an Eocene deposit dated at 30 million years old. Siegfriedt could generate no interest in his find among other specialists and as far as we know, no one has done any further investigation of the mystery



1926년 11월 J. C. F. Siegfriedt는 몬타나주 Billings로 부터
남서쪽으로 55마일 떨어진 Bear Creek 석탄광산의 3번 수갱에서 사람의 이빨을 발견했는데,
에나멜층은 탄소로, 뿌리부분은 철로 대치되어 있었다.
이 발견은 1926.11.11일자 Carbon County News에서 보도되었고,
여러 치의학자들의 조사결과 사람의 두 번째 아래 어금니로 밝혀졌다. 그
런데 문제는 이 이빨이 발견된 지층이 3000만년전인 Eocene 지층이었던 것이다.

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