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Meteorites that fell and were never catalogued
Eyewitness accounts of stones falling from the sky, checked against what science has on record.
Expeditions
What the dig hunts for
Each expedition is a topic mapped to real archive searches. Holders vote on the next one (one vote per wallet holding at least 50,000 $DIG); it starts when the current expedition has read its pages.
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Sea serpents & strange creatures
Sightings sworn to by sailors, fishermen and farmers, from sea serpents to lake monsters.
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Forgotten inventions
Machines, devices and ideas announced with fanfare and then lost to history.
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Shipwrecks of the 1800s
Wrecks, rescues and vanished ships, reported in the days after they happened.
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Lights in the sky before 1947
Airships, fireballs and lights nobody could explain, decades before anyone said "UFO".
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Animals seen after they went extinct
Late sightings of the passenger pigeon, heath hen, great auk and others, after they were thought gone.
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Red rain, falling frogs & strange weather
Showers of frogs, coloured rain, ball lightning, giant hail: the weather the almanacs never predicted.
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Buried treasure & lost mines
Hoards dug up by ploughs, lost mines, sunken gold: the finds that made the local paper.
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