Each week, the world of archaeology, geology, and science in general makes a number of

startling discoveries about our past that isn't necessarily reported to the general public.

These are cultures that we don't know about, science that we haven't discovered, and other

archaeological phenomenon that is unusual and just too much to report on. Hey, this is Cliff,

your host of Earth Ancients, and each Saturday we present a new topic that defies logic

that isn't covered in the news because it's just too amazing and brings us closer to questions about our past.

Join me as we explore Earth's ancient past with writers, scientists, and research investigators.

That's Earth Ancients, voted the number one ancient history podcast in the country.

Music Ancient History Podcast in the knife that was on the shelf, and she came after me with it. That's how I got. The tiny community of Peel is situated deep in the woods of northern Wisconsin.

It's so small that it's easy to miss on a map.

There's no bustling main streets, no gas stations or

convenience stores, just scattered homes, gravel roads and dense silent forest. It's a place where

people choose for the quiet, the isolation and the distance. A place where life moves at a very

slow pace and secrets can stay hidden for a long time.

On the morning of Sunday, the 8th of March 2015, the stillness of Peel was interrupted.

At the Oneida County Emergency Dispatch Centre, the phone began to ring.

Before the operator could answer, the caller hung up.

It happened again and then again.

Three calls, all from the same number.

Then came a fourth call.

The dispatcher answered.

There was a pause.

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