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I'm not sure what to make of Wyatt. A few years back, a friend and I went to hear him lecture and at first we were quite impressed, but as time went on and the more he talked, the more skeptical of him we both became.

He had claimed to be the one that found Sodom and Gomorrah, he claimed to be the one that found Noah's Ark, he said he was the one that found the Mercy Seat ? (It's been a while), and he and his son found these chariot wheels.

Since that time I had read an article here or there about him having some falling out with a previous 'exploration' partner.

Just my nickel's worth, just not too sure about him.

[truthfinder9]

>I'm not sure what to make of Wyatt.

Yeah, he's a bit shady. That's why I perfer the more scholarly research of Humphreys:

The Miracles of Exodus: A Scientist's Discovery of the Extraordinary Natural Causes of the Biblical Stories http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0060514043/terraspacedock

[Alex Murphy]

I'm not sure what to make of Wyatt....He had claimed to be the one that found Sodom and Gomorrah, he claimed to be the one that found Noah's Ark, he said he was the one that found the Mercy Seat ? (It's been a while), and he and his son found these chariot wheels.

Looking at his website, I was disturbed by that, too. Wyatt seems to have incredible luck for finding not just one or two, but seemingly ANY Biblical artifact he's standing near - even if he's not looking for it!

Had it been JUST one artifact, I might buy into his efforts. But this kind of activity costs lost of money, and I don't see any evidence of big sponsorship for his travels all over the world - nor do I see the kind of tangible results that win sponsors.