OT: Non-Tiki Megaliths? - Beyond Tiki

F freddiefreelance Member San Diego, Ca. Joined: Feb 15, 2003 Posts: 3006	F freddiefreelance Posted posted on Tue, Oct 21, 2003 10:13 AM Thank you Purple Jade, I'd heard about the Yonaguri pyramid but hadn't followed up on it, so far too high a signal-to-noise ratio. I hadn't heard about Poverty Point, I'll look it up. Have you heard about the Aztlan structures in Michigan? They're supposed to be proof of el Dorado, among other things. I'm more interested in creating the look of giant stone blocks rather than looking up new sites (there are so many megalithic sites being found right now!). Maybe I'll try & sculpt'em out of expanding foam, that should be easy! ;})> Humuhumu, I'm loking @ lime/mud plaster over wood-n-wire frameworks; more archetectural, less sculptural. I'd love to see pictures of your friend's monolith, though. I'll gladly back anyone who knows when the millenium really started. Thank you Seamus, I'm going to check them out this afternoon.

Thank you Purple Jade, I'd heard about the Yonaguri pyramid but hadn't followed up on it, so far too high a signal-to-noise ratio. I hadn't heard about Poverty Point, I'll look it up. Have you heard about the Aztlan structures in Michigan? They're supposed to be proof of el Dorado, among other things. I'm more interested in creating the look of giant stone blocks rather than looking up new sites (there are so many megalithic sites being found right now!). Maybe I'll try & sculpt'em out of expanding foam, that should be easy! ;})>

Humuhumu, I'm loking @ lime/mud plaster over wood-n-wire frameworks; more archetectural, less sculptural. I'd love to see pictures of your friend's monolith, though. I'll gladly back anyone who knows when the millenium really started.

Thank you Seamus, I'm going to check them out this afternoon.

Post #56107 by freddiefreelance on Tue, Oct 21, 2003 10:13 AM