Hi Chris,
I brought it several times to the attention of the list, check the archives.
with my temper, it's better not to repeat it :-)
Short-info:
Nobody tested it, nobody is interested in testing it and nobody is knowing
why noone of the professionals is interested in testing it.
The stone of
Chris,
Darren Garrison posted a link to a photo
of the Black Stone:
www.jesusneverexisted.com/ islam2.html
Although it's small, it appears to be the
only photo on the web. It looks very much
like a meteorite, or least, there's nothing
visible in the photo to suggest it isn't.
Sterling
That's a useful quote, I can use this!
How would you say they probably identified the stone as the meteorite
they saw fall, considering the problems such identifications usually
cause?
It makes me wonder whether baetyls which were not meteorites were
actually meteowrongs, discovered after a
Hi, All,
More on the Black Stone of Paphos
and other Black Stones can be found at:
http://www.indigogroup.co.uk/edge/blstone.htm
This is a new-age-ish site, but the references
cited are legitimate enough. There is a much larger
illustration of the Black Stone, but it is an engraving
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