FIrst post on this Forum for 2018. Not expecting much traffic. But anyways, have been very intersted in stone softening for a couple years now. Fascinated by the prospect and am interested if there’s any people who have building experience and have fallen down the rabbit hole on this?
The first Name of Stonehenge was "heaven"
Every Body is Wally
Top Secret: 1974's Stonehenge Free Festival hollow stem cutter head
cored 1) concrete, 2) brass, 3) wood, 4) iron, 5) silver; and 6) gold.
Horseshoe magnet lowered in hollow stem auger hole confirmed
ferromagnetic iron under Heelstone face as a man, 1.2m (4ft)
below Stone base. Gold, silver, & iron on the cutter head.
Core barrel, Sampling barrel, Inside same.
Schonstedt GA-22 anomaly: Confirmed.
Top Secret: Tell no one!
Allah Wally
Looking now for other examples of ancient text similar to that seen at Lascaux Cave and Chauvet Cave...
This is a link to the Lascaux data
and Chauvet cave....
Does anyone know of any similar patterns found at any other site?
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