nigelswift wrote:
The jury's out but I never saw a more compelling case. I think it'll make a mark eventually. It seems multi-dimensional too, runs of short straight lines with uniform sized and spaced stones...
On the other hand:
http://www.crank.net/archaeology.html
Yes , and ignored /misunderstood by two separate teams of "experienced " field archaeologists .
It's in cases like this where you ,might expect to find equidistance between points but they are simply placed in what was convenient to do the job .
