Wedge from Aiuda

 Cysters of the coast of the river Morris in Auida (Romania) before 30 years ago, the workers found three very unusual items. Two quickly turned out to belong to the mammalo extinct 80,000 years ago, but the third confuses scientists and the day today. 

 It is (assumed) an ax, a wedge or similar tool. The problem is that of the metal, 90% of aluminum, which man uses only in the last 200 years. The tool was found to be planted in the modern age, but two laboratories Romania and Switzerlands, confirmed that artifact is 250,000 years old. According to previous archaeological sites, the human race did not know the hole in the stone at the time, and Kovin didn't even know. Most aluminum detected only at the beginning of the 19th century. The aluminum wedge is exhibited in the National Museum of Transylvania History. Description is short and simple: 

 "Origin yet unknown"

Klin iz Aiuda

Cisteci obalu rijeke Moris u gradu Auida(Rumunija) prije 30-ak godina radnici su nasli tri jako neobična predmeta. Za dva se brzo ispostavilo da pripadaju sisavcu izumrlom pre 80.000 godina, no treci zbunjuje naučnike i dan danas.

U pitanju je(predpostavlja se) sjekira, klin ili slična alatka. Problem je u tome sto je od metala, 90% od aluminija, kojeg covjek koristi tek zadnjih 200 godina. Nagadjalo se da je alatka podmetnuta u moderno doba, no dva laboratorija rumunjski i svicarski, potvrdili su da je artefakt star 250.000 godina. Prema dosadašnjim arheološkim nalazištima u to vrijeme ljudski rod nije znao ni rupu izbusiti u kamenu, a kovinu nije ni poznavao. Ponajmanje aluminij otkriven tek pocetkom 19 stoljeća. Aluminijski klin izlozen je u Nacionalnom muzeju transilvanijske istorije. Opis je kratak i jednostavan:

"Porijeklo još nepoznato"