Am 07.06.2016 um 22:42 schrieb Alain:

> Real life Ozymandias examples are some small figurines shaped like
> modern days jet fighters found in Maya and Aztec ruins. Testing them in
> wind tunnels reveal that they are stable in trans-sonic and super-sonic
> speeds.

Which kind of proves that they are not jet fighters. Modern day jet
fighters actually tend to be aerodynamically rather unstable, to achieve
better banking and turn rates.

> Another example is an old iron hammer found incased in a large rock that
> is so old that part of it's handle have started to turn into coal. It's
> age is estimated to be over 250000000 years.

"Its age is /claimed/ to be over 250000000 years."
There, FTFY.

Then again, "estimated" isn't so far from the mark either, if you take
it as an antonym to "tested" or "measured".

Also, people with different agendas claim different ages for the artifact.

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