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nigelswift May 26, 2009 09:53:36
Replying to EdZiomek

It's a funny old world. It seems that in precisely the same place as you found the king and queen there's a much celebrated figure facing the other way - the Silbury Crone Goddess, as captured in this official photograph published by English Heritage http://www.theaveburyexperience.co.uk/images/Silbury_Hag_22_copy.jpg

M moss
moss May 26, 2009 11:32:35
Replying to nigelswift

nigelswift wrote:
It's a funny old world. It seems that in precisely the same place as you found the king and queen there's a much celebrated figure facing the other way - the Silbury Crone Goddess, as captured in this official photograph published by English Heritage http://www.theaveburyexperience.co.uk/images/Silbury_Hag_22_copy.jpg
Its even a funnier old world when you believe in simulcra, could you please give some evidence as to how you arrive at a Crone Goddess at Silbury, given the fact that crones come from a later time ;) ;)

E EdZiomek
EdZiomek May 26, 2009 22:58:44
Replying to nigelswift

You are spot on the money.

There are layers and layers of figures, portraits, artwork, saturating the area. And what could one expect over 8000 years, when much of the artwork loses its meaning, or not seen due to its size, or muddied over in floods, or even worse, when a new culture makes a point of obliterating the past culture's work.

Every backyard has something. Can I show a glyphic Star of David vegetation piece, 1 mile from Avebury center, and where would I put it? Can I put it under the Silbury image section for starters?

Every 50 feet shows some piece of antiquity undersoil, and now viewable with the new sat and photo softwares. There is not one story about Silbury, 1000 stories about Silbury alone, I am sure, and they are all plausibly true, I believe.

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