Roxana wrote,

"Most actual evidence and Occam's razor seems
to support POST-Columbian European settlers as
the builders many of those so-called megaliths."

A number of the "megalith sites" that I have seen on the
Internet are ready explained as natural features, e.g.
jointed and spheroidal weathered bedrock, and by
apophenia (pareidolia). Some favorite examples are the
Gornaya Shoria of Siberia, the Pantiacolla Pyramid of
Peru, and the Treasure of the Llanganates, Ecuador.

Go see:

I. Gornaya Shoria, Siberia
[www.ancient-code.com]

II. Pantiacolla Pyramid

Deyermenjian, G., 1998a, Seeing Dots. (in "Tips
& Notes" section) South American Explorer
Journal. no. 54, p. 46 (Winter 1998)

and

Deyermenjian, G., 1998b, The Search for the Lost
Pyramids of Peru: My Dash to the Dots." World
Explorer. vol. 2 no. 3, pp. ??-??.

III. Treasure of the Llanganates

Explorers hot on the trail of Atahualpa and the
Treasure of the Llanganates.
[www.telegraph.co.uk]


Informe Tecnico De La Iinspecion Interinstitucional
Del Sector Llamado Muro De Los Llanganates,
Parroquia Rio Negro, Canton Banos De Agua Santa,
Pronincia De Tungurahua
[baniosprotegesusrios.blogspot.com]
[www.inmysteriam.fr])
[www.inmysteriam.fr]

A few of the so-called American "megaliths"
that I have seen on the Internet also look an
awful lot either like jointed and weathered
bedrock or glacial erratics. Areas in which
the bedrock has been exposed by glaciation
have a lot of exposed bedrock in which the
jointing has been exposed by and enhanced by
glacial and metlwater erosion.

Also, there is

The Viking-Less Newport Tower" at;
[www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com]

"Convergence and Independent Invention in Archaeology" at:
[www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com]

Yours,

Paul H.

"The past is never dead. It's not even past."
William Faulkner, Act 1, Scene III, Requiem for a Nun (1951)



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