Son Of Macedon
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10/13/2012 06:57 AM
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Report Copyright Violation | Mysterious Elk-Shaped Structure Discovered in Russia A huge geoglyph in the shape of an elk or deer discovered in Russia may predate Peru's famous Nazca Lines by thousands of years. The animal-shaped stone structure, located near Lake Zjuratkul in the Ural Mountains, north of Kazakhstan, has an elongated muzzle, four legs and two antlers. A historical Google Earth satellite image from 2007 shows what may be a tail, but this is less clear in more recent imagery. [ link to news.yahoo.com] |
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10/13/2012 07:34 AM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mysterious Elk-Shaped Structure Discovered in Russia |
Von_Boner
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10/13/2012 07:50 AM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mysterious Elk-Shaped Structure Discovered in Russia Intersting stuff. Although I think the rescue party arrived a little late. Also the first comment on that page is a cracker.  |
Renaissance Woman
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10/13/2012 07:51 AM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mysterious Elk-Shaped Structure Discovered in Russia
They didn't excavate to the bottom of the passageway walls because they didn't want to damage the geoglyph. I'd say a small area of damage would be worthwhile to get to the bottom. Ancient passageways are so interesting! "For with thee is the fountain of life: in thy light shall we see light." |
Anonymous Coward
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10/13/2012 07:53 AM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mysterious Elk-Shaped Structure Discovered in Russia Ancient passageways are so interesting!
Quoting: Renaissance Woman I suddenly thought : MILF ! |
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10/13/2012 11:41 AM
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Report Copyright Violation | Re: Mysterious Elk-Shaped Structure Discovered in Russia They didn't excavate to the bottom of the passageway walls because they didn't want to damage the geoglyph. I'd say a small area of damage would be worthwhile to get to the bottom. Ancient passageways are so interesting!
Quoting: Renaissance Woman I totally agree, they should check it out. |
