|
 Log in |
Register
|
|
 Head To Head The Modern Antiquarian General Discussion Forum | Start a topic | Search |
 Why are archaeologists apparently so dismissive about the existence of the Avebury faces? 10 messages | Select a forum: |
| I have been studying many of the monoliths at Avebury for six years now. It is very apparent to me that the carved faces found by Meaden and Pattison (and shown in their respective books) are real. Not only have I been able to photograph many of the faces they describe, I have also managed to discover faces of my own, some of them spectacularly good, with a particularly brilliantly carved horned sharp nosed face hidden in plain view on Cove Stone I. Why then is it that the archaeological community appear so sceptical about the existence of the Avebury carvings??? You can see them once you know where and when to look, is the plain evidence of our senses not enough?? My gallery: http://www.nightfolio.co.uk/avebury_sacred_landscape.html Reply | with quote | Posted by Nightfolio 25th May 2022ce 00:13 4 replies: Re: Why are archaeologists apparently so dismissive about the existence of the Avebury faces? (Zariadris) Re: Why are archaeologists apparently so dismissive about the existence of the Avebury faces? (tjj) Re: Why are archaeologists apparently so dismissive about the existence of the Avebury faces? (olly) Re: Why are archaeologists apparently so dismissive about the existence of the Avebury faces? (harestonesdown) |
Messages in this topic: |
Top of page