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That's a huge site - it appears to consist of at least three rings, plus there are signs of other structures surrounding it too. It'll be very interesting to see what preliminary digs and geophysics surveys discover.

Jnei Level 8 July 14, 2018
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There is much about our history that is lost and buried, we need to keep searching our past if we are to reliably chart a way forward. Religion has definitely not helped in this regard, burying the old sites under their new sites. The churches and cathedrals I saw in South America were often built on top of the old Incan temples in a symbolic usurping of one god's power by another newer god.

I agree that a great deal of history has been lost....there were great civilizations about whom we have no real knowledge....

@SkotlandSkye I've visited a few places in South America where there are forbidden archeology relics and it certainly doesn't jive with accepted theories on human history. I suppose tenure for professors would be in jeopardy if they started rewriting history based upon some of these artifacts.

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Another fabulous hole in the ground .

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Yea! Newgrange has siblings!

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