(That's Unidentified Submerged Objects.)

<<What Richard Dolan Got Wrong about the Spanish "USO" of 939 CE

<< Jeff Knox posted on social media a medieval so-called “USO” incident I wasn’t familiar with, along with an excerpt from ufologist Richard Dolan’s new book A History of USOs: Unidentified Submerged Objects, Vol. 1, released earlier this year. In it, Dolan gives the story and then offers a skeptical (or, rather, rationalized) version of the story that goes in an unexpected direction for a talking head from Ancient Aliens. Unfortunately, I’m pretty sure that Dolan, unfamiliar with the source texts or prior literature, actually went too skeptical in his analysis [www.jasoncolavito.com]. >>

Link to Moir's "Table Talk" (1827) - [www.google.co.uk] (pg. 281 - mention of Francisco de Berganza, "Antiguidades de Espana", referencing "Memorias de Cardeña" (1327).

Colavito includes other citations, translations and analyses in the rest of the article (and in the comments, in particular, Vulteius Catellus).

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