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What does the evidence say?

Background
Iceland’s four guardians in the national coat of arms
At 38:43 in The Joe Rogan Experience
Sources: Government of Iceland — Prime Minister’s Office (external site)
Background
Polar endurance depended on transport as well as resolve
At 1:27:45 in The Joe Rogan Experience
Sources: American Museum of Natural History (external site)
Supported by sources
The Olympic treble behind the Zátopek story
At 1:48:44 in The Joe Rogan Experience
Sources: International Olympic Committee / Olympic Games (external site)
Context added
Treaty rules and the invasion of Ukraine
At 49:06 in REAL AF · Andy Frisella
Sources: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (external site); United Nations (external site)
Context added
A smooth surface does not identify its maker’s tool
At 47:50 in UnchartedX
Sources: Rivista del Museo Egizio (external site); Penn Museum (external site)
Context added
The couch’s radius is not an error tolerance
At 1:05:38 in UnchartedX
Sources: Christopher Dunn / Giza Power (external site); Rivista del Museo Egizio (external site)
Background
What remains inside an ancient drill hole
At 1:10:52 in UnchartedX
Sources: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (external site)
Context added
What the Comcomly report actually measured
At 0:15 in The Joe Rogan Experience
Sources: Smithsonian Institution / US Government Printing Office (external site); University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (external site)
Background
How a Paracas mantle was made
At 1:51:12 in The Joe Rogan Experience
Sources: Los Angeles County Museum of Art (external site)
Context added
What ancient genomes say about Pacific contact
At 1:53:02 in The Joe Rogan Experience
Sources: Nature (external site)
Context added
A foundation claim does not settle every structural question
At 7:10 in History for GRANITE
Sources: STRUCTURE magazine (external site)
Context added
Flaking and fractures call for different measurements
At 15:35 in History for GRANITE
Sources: Heritage Science (external site)