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    1. SS: Often, the USA is overlooked when discussing ante-diluvian civilisation, polygonal architecture, or anything predating Columbus. it’s all Baalbec, Giza, Asia, Stonehenge & Avebury, Central & South America. But why? It has the same hallmarks as other sites: megalithic polygonal blocks, protruding knobs, seemingly-clear evidence of having been constructed.

      Deep in the remote mountainous wilderness of Montana, we find this remarkable structure known as the Sage Wall. This imposing megalithic wonder is composed of massive polygonal granite stone blocks intricately stacked and aligned in a perfectly straight line. The Sage Wall’s unique features, such as its straight lines and angular formations, set it apart from the natural geological formations commonly found in the region, connecting it with other sites commonly known as the Montana Megaliths.

      https://www.montanamegaliths.com/giants-playground-complex.html

    2. NuclearPlayboy on

      I want to believe, but looking at it skeptically, I feel like a glacier rolled over a massive outcrop and stopped. The pressure and dripping over how many hundreds or thousands of years of melting water would’ve spit the rocks uniformly. The holes could’ve been made by a long, constant drip in one spot. But I hope it’s a fucking wall.

    3. pahansisuinen on

      Reminds me of the ancient walls of giant stones at archaeological sites in South America.

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