Megaliths in Montana, USA
Anunnaki from Mesopotamia
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We were on our second honeymoon in 2022, driving along the Shoshone River in Wyoming, when I spotted a free standing huge statue on the side of the mountain. I was so excited that I yelled..."STOP". My husband, Bill Ryder, is used to this ecstatic exclamation as we have been photographing megaliths for over 12 years now. We went away, seeking some quiet time together, and wandered right into a complex of Megalithic Marvels. Most unique is that the Shoshone Bag Man Titan appears to be holding a "bag" in his right hand. Gabriel Hackney discovered the bag in this photo. Several ancient figures in Mesopotamia and even in Mexico are depicted with similar bags. There is also a bright gold circle on his right wrist just like the wrist bracelets worn by Assyrian kings. Handbags of the Gods: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYEsrOdNbIc |
Mohawk Monarch Geosculpture, covering one square mile, is located just below the right eye of the Elfin Monarch Geosculpture.
As seen from ground level approaching the back of the head, the Mohawk Monarch Geosculpture is on private land. The peak of the hill is the back of the left ear which is a double wall. |
Gallatin Eye Compass is partially covered by a rock outcropping however the golden eye and elliptical pupil are still visible. The hour hand points to 12:00.
Cougar Titan Geosculputue is across the river from the Gallatin Eye Compass. Just like at Epic Episode in the Montana Megaliths North this geosculpture can only be seen on Google Earth if the compass is set to 12:00. |
Ninety degree cut angles, vertical seams and perfectly aligned horizontal seams that appear to be stacked blocks line up along the top ridge of Square Butte. These proof points are only found in intentionally constructed ancient cyclopean walls.
This photo of Square Butte was taken from a far distance as I could not find a way to get closer. |
ACE on the first terrace of a geopolymer coated wall at the Star Puzzle Complex
in the Montana Megaliths South |
Pink Suspended Wall on the second circular terrace of Mystery Rock Prime
in the Montana Megaliths South ACE sits on a cyclopenan curved geopolymer coated block at the base of Mystery Rock Prime in the
Montana Megaliths South |