French customs official Jacques Boucher de Perthes thought that the hundreds of flint tools he found in his excavations in the high gravel terrace overlooking the River Somme in northern France dated to:

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Jacques Boucher de Perthes believed the flint tools he discovered dated to a period before Noah's Flood, challenging the contemporary understanding of human history and prehistory. This was a significant departure from the biblical chronology that was widely accepted at the time.

French Customs Official Jacques Boucher De Perthes Thought That the Hundreds