Artifactdiscovered 1936
London Hammer
A 19th-century iron hammer partly embedded in a rock concretion, found near London, Texas, in 1936, promoted by young-Earth creationists as evidence of ancient human tool use but explained by ordinary mineral-concretion formation.
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London Hammer is located in United States.
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London Hammer has proposed explanation Out-of-Place Artifact (OOPArt) Claim.