Megaliths in Montana, USA
I submitted GPS of Tizer Dolmen to the satellite deep geoscan team in 2017. Andrew Barker hiked to Tizer and verified the proof points and locations of the Tizer Acoustic Sphinx on his visit to the Montana Megaliths. Andrew Barker documented several features at the Montana Megaliths on flow charts rating and comparing these megalithic structure to similar dolmens he has researched and classified around the world. Assigning a point system to each feature of the dolmen determines the probability of the authenticity. Andrew stated that several dolmens at the Montana Megaliths rate in the 90 percentile. Stonehenge in England only rates in the 80 percentile as we know that it has been re-built. No dolmen has earned 100 points because there are not eyewitnesses currently alive to verify how the dolmen was constructed. |
Dr. Sam and Julie Ryder at Giant's Playground in the Montana Megaliths, USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5A7tmRh7zE&t=724s |
On November 1, 2022 Andrew Barker wrote:
"See the Montana Dolmen I visited and assessed in this video (featuring Dr Sam and Julie Ryder), each one has a very high probability of authenticity based on a range of key dolmen criteria. It is so rare to see Dolmen of this scale in the 'raw', where no one has cleared nor interfered with the site and situation. Many of these Dolmen are not funerial; but serve other purposes such as geograpic markers, wellness/healing using earth energy, ceremonies and initiations etc. We see examples of these types of old dolmen in other parts of the world, even the very tall ones. I look forward to my next visit." |
ACE reminded me that on his first visit he paid little attention to the huge dolmen but instead climbed up on the rocks of the Tizer Acoustic Sphinx and began singing.
In 2016 we experienced human voices transposed into ultrasonic tones at the Tizer Acoustic Chamber exactly where ACE had been singing two years before. |
The height of the Tizer Dolmen is 24 feet from the foundation to the capstone. Add 4 feet from the base to the ground level. Ground level to capstone is 28 feet and the overall depth is about 14 feet....the width is about 7 feet. The biggest of Stonehenge's stones, known as sarsens, are up to 30 feet (9 meters) tall.
Notice that the base is rounded. With a rounded base sitting on a rounded foundation, one could rotate the Dolmen to north/ south vertical plumb. Very clever and a simple design! If you missed the mark (plumb) just rotate it until it is right on. Very clever! |
Terry D. Davenport brought the tools of his trade along with his expertise and experience in natural construction to the Tizer Dolmen. Terry measured, calculated and then explained two different ways that he could replicate the Tizer Dolmen. In order to replicate the energy conduction properties it theoretically must be positioned on the Montana Earth Energy Grid Line between the other existing dolmens.
Quartz content of the granite as well as the magnetite minerals in the rocks is an essential factor. Terry found that the rock fragments stuck to the small circular magnets on his tools. He collected samples of the geopolymer type sand found in the seams of the shaped rock. Terry concluded that the dolmen was positioned on a true north/south alignment. Terry calculated the time that sunlight shone through the opening at the end of July creating patterns on the inside pillars. |
The other objects in the OP come across as if Tau cross related as a idea.
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Michael Pell commented:
With the birth/death/rebirth motif (post cataclysmic rebounding) prevalent the Tizer dolmen does come across as a “sight” pointer through the vertical crack, looking at something of importance if it’s direction and orientation is telling. An overhead of the area at an offset angle sans trees may have shown something of interest before foliage began to regrow and obscure original detail. With the regeneration of life (post cataclysm) it does come across as a phallus which may be part of a larger male oriented geoglyph, say mimicking Constellation Orion in the sky. Other evidence of glyphs that have celestial counterparts at the MM (in theory) may lend credence that this entire region is a sky map on the ground. Once data is disclosed sky/ground alignments can be matched or discounted as needed in support or dismissal of that theory. |
Michael Pell writes:
Regarding the Tizer dolmen facing Polaris, that would also indicate the opposite side is facing due south catching the Sun or other constellations along the ecliptic at their zenith positions in relation to the horizon(s). I would not be surprised if the division between the Tizer sections is for sighting and light penetration marking key points on the ground during the equinoxes and solstices. Much like this diagram we have shared before which is sort of like this idea, sunlight passing through the crack and measuring points behind by the Sun angle at different key points of the year. If so when you are on the north side of the dolmen, there might be markers on the ground where the light would stop depending on degree of angle it was passing through the dolmen crack. Acting perhaps like that half circle stone at Amber’s Compass that may be placed to catch the end point of the elongated winter solstice shadow that is cast by the menhirs in front. |
Mount Maya
Photograph by Steve Quayle |
Anthony Castro in the mouth of
Mount Maya Photograph by Anthony Castro Nose of Mount Maya
Photograph by Anthony Castro Intrepid Explorer, Tony Castro, climbs up into the mouth of Mount Maya and photographs himself. Great shot looking up the nose of the anatomically correct Mountain Figure. |
Nergal Montana at the Tizer Complex
Discovered by Anna Fattars |
Nergal Sumerian Bull Humanoid Figure
http://www.louvre.fr/.../oeuvre.../recumbent-bull-man-s-head |
Andrew Barker, who is referred to as Dr. Dolmen, examined the Icicle Dolmen at Giant's Playground. He then charted several dolmens in the MM on his spread sheets which is a scientific authenticity scale he developed to rate dolmens all around the world.
Andrew concluded that several of the dolmens here rated in the 90 percentile as they have not been altered. Stonehenge rates in the 80 percentile as it has been rebuilt at least twice in recent history. |
Gunnar Hiptmair commented, "The lichen on the stone shows that there is an airstream from below, which crawls through the cracks an enables the yellow sulfur-lichen to grow there. Airstream means tunnel, not just chamber, there is an underground world below, connected with tunnels in my opinion. A structure like this is a marker by itself . Best regards !" |
Julie Ryder at the Bolder Dolmen
The capstone of the Boulder Dolmen is perfectly balanced on the two vertical upright supports. This huge megalithic capstone rocks up and down when weight is applied to a strategic location by a person leaping on the dolmen from an adjacent boulder. The capstone is balanced on a small fulcrum point. |
Julie Ryder at Lodge Pole Dolmen in the Pipestone Megacomplex.
www.facebook.com/julie.ryder.5095/posts/5288644821251059 |
Shawn Reddington stands on the accordion segmented support dike
Broken bowl shaped rocks below the Gift of the Goddess Dolmen. The capstone is visible at the top left of this photo.
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Gift of the Goddess Dolmen from the perspective of the corridor between two parallel megalithic walls below.
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