All right. Welcome in to episode 10, the landmark episode of UAP, the Unidentified Alien Podcast.

Stephen Dean are over here. Karen Curtis there. How are you, Karen?

I'm well. You know, I'm hearing UAP all the time now. You know, we were trying to decide what to name the podcast and you came up with this UAP idea because that's the new name for UFOs. Right. And I'm hearing it all over the place now. It is funny, isn't it? How that kind of works out. I guess we made a good choice, didn't we? Yes, you did. So that's good. Very smart. I think I want to correct myself. I think last week I said

the wheel was invented in

400 BC. Yeah, I think we

said that. That's wrong.

That's all right, though. We missed a zero. What happens?

Four thousand. But how do they know when

crap was invented? You know, carbon dating with things

they find, who knows? Well, I just have to say that Google says the crap was invented. You know, carbon dating with things they find. Who knows?

Well, I just have to say that Google says the wheel was invented in 4th century BC, but that's 400 BC.

But Wikipedia says it was invented in 4,500 BC.

I think Wikipedia is right and Google is wrong.

So it's not my fault.

But that's the question.

One of the questions we're going to talk about today in our special part two of ancient aliens,

our ancient alien series that we started last time in episode nine,

when we talked about all the different things that we did in episode nine, and now here we are in episode 10, which again is our landmark episode, and we thought, well, why not? By the way, 10th anniversary is 10th anniversary is 10. Oh, how about that? Which is also interesting because maybe 10 was used in some of these structures. So we thought, why not in a landmark type of episode?

Let's do like a special two-part series.

So today is part two of our ancient alien series, and then we'll move on from there to

greener pastures.

But there's so much to cover that we didn't get to cover in part one, which is why we

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