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Two strange-looking stones found inside a giant alligator's stomach were discovered as remains from about 6,000 years ago and probably belonged to Native Americans.


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A rare discovery thousands of years old was found in the belly of a huge alligator

Two strange-looking stones found inside a giant alligator's stomach were discovered as remains from about 6,000 years ago and probably belonged to Native Americans - and of course the discovery led to a flood of rumors about "who the alligator ate"

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was a hunter-gatherer. In the United States, decided to peek into the belly of the dead alligator after hearing reports that other processors had found interesting objects inside the bodies of crocodiles and after an examination in the alligator's stomach brought to him by the hunter John Hamilton found Smith, among pieces of fish, feathers, stones and juices Stomach burning the body - an unprecedented discovery.



After careful examination, he found two strange-looking stones there - which turned out to be an arrowhead and a dumbbell.

At first he was sure that the alligator simply ate an arrow fired at him - but a local geologist researched the objects and found them to be about 5,000-6,000 years old.

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Of course, with the publication of the discovery, the network was filled with rumors and theories about "who the alligator ate" and even claims that he himself is thousands of years old, but according to experts, the alligator simply swallowed the objects while looking for food at the bottom or swallowing stones.

Historians have explained to AL that the use of arrows and weights for fishing characterized the Native American Indians who lived in the area in the distant past, but the two objects in the alligator's stomach appear to come from different parts of the Archaic period in North America (about 10,000 to 3,000 years ago).

"We were just shocked by what we found," Smith told local media.

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