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7. Unexplained Stone Doll, Nampa, Idaho



This stone doll was discovered in July, 1889 in Nampa, Idaho during a well-drilling operation. The doll was obviously made by human hands, but it was found at a depth of 320 feet, which places its age far before the period of human inhabitance of that part of the world. Some suggest that the doll was implanted by aliens, while it is also possible that the doll sank deeper and deeper into the ground over time. The doll itself may not be a mystery, but how it got so deep in the ground surely is.

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8. Inexplicable Wedge, Transylvania



Found on the bank of the Mures River in Transylvania in 1974, this aluminum wedge was burried with 20,000 year-old Mastodon bones, but itself is believed to be about 300-400 years old according to its encasing. Usually, aluminum is found mixed with other metals, but in this case, the wedge was made of pure aluminum, which is interesting seeing as aluminum was only discovered in 1808 and produced in quality in 1885. So where did they get the aluminum from, or is it possible that more than one great mind came up with the recipe to create aluminum?

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9. Fossilized Giant, Ireland



This fossilized giant was discovered in Ireland in 1895 during a mining operation. With a height of 12 feet and 4 foot long arms and legs, this strange giant also had six toes on one of his feet. His appearance reminded many of Samuel 2, 21:20 where it is written, "And there was yet a battle in Gath, where was a man of great stature, that had on every hand six fingers, and on every foot six toes, four and twenty in number; and also he was born to the giant."

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10. Doggy Suicide Bridge, Scotland



The Overtoun Bridge in Dumbarton, Scotland was buillt in 1859 and has become famous for the amount of dogs that have committed 'suicide' by jumping off it. The first incidents of doggy suicides on the bridge were recorded in the 1950s and 1960s and the suicide statistics continue to build up today. Yet there is little evidence that dogs actually have the capabilities to commit and understand an act of suicide, which suggests that there could be a scent near the bridge that tempts the dogs to take a leap of faith without noticing the height.