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True or False, More Than Meets the Eye (1994)

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First published at 03:54 UTC on April 20th, 2021.

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Some of the most revered historic treasures lying in various museums around the world may be hoaxes. We examine a brass plate supposedly left by Sir Francis Drake on the west coast of North America. Looking at a fossil that changed our understanding of evolution - was it faked? Did two school boys fool the world with a decorated bone, or is it in fact a masterpiece of stone age art? Arthur C. Clarke investigates a few cases where a conclusive authenticity is almost impossible to determine.

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