A picture of an '800-year-old mobile phone' has sent conspiracy theorists into overdrive. The
supposed archaeological find - which bears a striking resemblance to a
1990s mobile phone - has gone viral and prompted much discussion online. The
'keys' on the object bear a resemblance to cuneiform, an early system
of writing used by the ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia (modern day
Iraq) around 3000 BCE (Before the Common Era).
A number of conspiracy theory sites have posted details about the striking image in the last few days, with claims it was found during a dig in Austria earlier this year.
However, they all repeat details from a post on picture sharing site Flickr dating back to January 2012 making the same claims.
In that post, there are no details given about when the dig took place are given or who was involved.
A number of conspiracy theory sites have posted details about the striking image in the last few days, with claims it was found during a dig in Austria earlier this year.
However, they all repeat details from a post on picture sharing site Flickr dating back to January 2012 making the same claims.
In that post, there are no details given about when the dig took place are given or who was involved.
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