Megaliths in Montana, USA
Green Avian Geosculpture
Eagle Mount Amphitheater
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I sensed an urgency in the space/time continuum and knew that technology would speed up the timeline of discoveries so I began searching on Google Earth. Aligning the position of the sites I had discovered I began to see patterns in the landscape. There seemed to be piles of rocks in unusual formations lined up along the earth energy grid lines.
Then one night I received a call from John Selmo which led to a long conversation in which he explained his discoveries of avian/human/aquatic/reptilian faces sculpted into the landscapes all over the world. I coined the word "geosculpture" in 2018 to describe these three dimensional mountains, valleys, streams that form recognizable faces of human/aquatic/avian hybrid beings that can only be seen from Google Earth. Were geosculptures, seen only from above, predictive of megalithic discoveries on ground level? John Selmo send me the GPS of two sites along the Missouri River that he found to be "high level possibilities". Between these two sites I found the silhouette an eagle head that I named Green Avian Geosculpture the end of November, 2018. Within a few days of the discovery of the Green Avian Geosculpture I navigated the one lane dirt road up the back of the neck. A bald eagle flew over me. I stopped and got out to view the eagle and there it was. Eagle Mount Amphitheater. Through my binoculars I could see the perfectly dome shaped right eye with a golden stone inset forming a band across the center of the eye which appears as an elliptical pupil. |
Monarch Mohawk Geosculpture
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Arising above rolling grass covered hills the Mohawk Monarch Geoscultpure forms a distinctive mound outlining the face of the geosculpture. The peak is a double megalithic walls which forms the ear when seen from Google Earth.
Mohawk Geosculpture was discovered on Google Earth by Julie Ryder in 2018 and verified on the ground in June, 2019. Photographed with permission from the owners of the land. |
Michael Pell writes:
'Just at a quick glance when looking at your geosculpture photo with the yellow lines you superimposed it brought immediately to mind, that if looking northward at a certain time of year this would mimic a mirrored image of the constellation Böötes. The structure you call the Olmec head lines up to where Böötes head would be along with the “eye” based on the head position. Though pure speculation on my part it might be a clue to pursue such as key star positions in the sky might lead to clues of structural placement on the ground (mirrored) as a consideration if such is the case." |
Commentary by Jock Doubleday
Photo: Slot canyon, Wire Pass Trail, Kane County, Utah, U.S |
Cameron at the Star Fire Duolith
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