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Silbury Hill and Great Pyramids?

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Pilgrim P
Pilgrim Mar 1, 2005 21:43:36
Replying to ozymandias

...and then there's the use of pyramids; tombs for kings etc. Silbury (bless her) remains enigmatic and (according to the numerous types prepared to penetrate her foundations - for whatever reason) barren: devoid of anything remotely dynastian. If you haven't read "The Silbury Treasure" by Michael Dames already, then do so: you'll get some jaw-dropping arguments that will put Silbury in her rightful context (in my opinion, anyway!).

We just need to get her back to what she was before we went a-rooting and a-footling inside her.

Peace

N nigelswift
nigelswift Mar 1, 2005 22:58:43
Replying to Pilgrim

Michael Dames should write another chapter. It looks like we're about to go a-rooting and a-footling inside her to a bigger extent than we ever have before, and for exactly the same reason, "treasure" - or the "exciting research opportunities" as we call it these days.