Ron Wyatt claimed to find human bones, horse hooves, and chariot wheels underwater near the Gulf of Aqaba, allegedly from Pharaoh's army during the Biblical Exodus. Egypt's antiquities department supposedly identified the wheels as 18th Dynasty based on their spoke patterns.
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Egypt has the Red Sea right beside it. It comes up into two branches: the one on the left called the Gulf of Suez, where the Suez Canal is; the one on the right called the Gulf of Aqaba. Right where that red dot is next to the Gulf of Aqaba is actually a beach. So here's the children of Israel stuck on the beach. They can't go north or south; there's mountains both ways. They can't go back; there's Pharaoh's army coming through the gap, and they can't go ahead; there's a Red Sea in front of them. So what do you do? Well, at that point, there's a shallow spot. I should say shallow is actually 900 feet deep. That's still pretty deep, but 900 feet over eight miles is not bad. It's a gentle slope down, gentle slope back up. At the bottom. According to Ron Wyatt, he went scuba diving down there and found human bones, horses' hooves, chariot wheels. Now there's some controversy about the chariot wheels, but this is what appears to be a chariot wheel, gold-plated. They said you can't pick it up, it's a gold veneer because it just crumbles, the wood's rotted out. When he took the pictures to the Gulf— to the antiquities department in Egypt, they said, oh wow, this is from the 18th Dynasty. He said, how do you know that? They said, well, the 18th Dynasty is the only one that used 4, 6, and 8-spoke chariot wheels, and all 3 were down there. So this was the same guys that checked those out.
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