MONTANA DOLMENS
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Julie Ryder inside Evergreen Dolmen at
Giant's Playground Complex |
Julie Ryder inside Tunnel Dolmen at
Giant's Playground Complex |
Pi Dolmen at the North Wind Complex
Calendar Girls Dolmen in the Pipestone Megacomplex
Discovered by Joy Hart |
Bracelet Bead Dolmen at Giant's Playground
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Lear at the Flintstone Dolmen in the
Pipestone Megacomplex |
Flintstone Dolmen viewed from the back in the
Pipestone Megacomplex |
Heart Dolmen at Giant's Playground Complex
Photo credit: Randall Monk
Photo credit: Randall Monk
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Andrew Barker, who is referred to as Dr. Dolmen, examined the Icycle Dolmen at Giant's Playground. He then charted several dolmens in the MM on his spread sheets which is a scientific authenticy 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. |
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On top of the circular terraces at Mystery Rock Prime is a humongous Dolmen as seen from Google Earth.
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Antenna Dolmen
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Anthony Castro has traveled in 68 countries exploring megalithic and historical sites. Definitely a passion.He passed the interview to become a member of the Montana Megaliths Research Team when he found me in a restaurant, recognized me, began a conversation and then agreed to accompanied me into a Native American Pipe Ceremony.
The next morning we made an appointment to meet at the same restaurant and just as we were leaving several of my Nez Perce friends showed up. They were passing through on their way home to Idaho from the Chief Joseph trek they follow at this time each year. So once again Anthony accompanied us into sacred space.
The third day we explored Pipestone Megacomplex while we exchanged stories. Anthony is a delight...kept me laughing the whole trip. It was an enlightening experience to listen as an experienced Megalithic Researcher quoted my website and elaborated on several points as well as introduced new concepts. Best of all Anthony informed me of places around the world that matched the Boulder Dolmen in Brazil and South Africa as well as the one that Giulia Bonfanti matched with Australia.
Anthony showed me photos of new dolmens that he had discovered and photographed here at the Montana Megaliths. Spending a few nights at the Prospector's Cabin at Humbug Spires he was exploring the area when he spotted a dolmen on top of one of the adjacent mountains. He climbed the mountain and took a close up photo of Antenna Dolmen just before a storm came in.
With much encouragement Anthony named the dolmens he had discovered and gave me permission to publish them and record his finds in the documentation of the Montana Megaliths. He agreed to copyright his photos.
Antenna Dolmen must be one of if not the highest dolmen yet discovered.
"Approximately 26 miles south of Butte [Montana] lies one of the most unique outcroppings of quartz monzonite in southwest Montana. Covering more than 11,000 acres, the Humbug Spires is an area where terrain is a combination of dense forest, open meadows and about 50 quartz towers jutting out of the earth." (1)
"The highest point is Mount Humbug, at 8,265 feet. There are over 10 spires that are 300-600 ft. tall, the largest is The Wedge at just over 600 ft. on its southern side. The Wedge sits at @7,000 ft. above sea level." (2)
1. https://mtstandard.com/…/article_73520483-7037-5083-9df1-6d…
2. https://www.summitpost.org/the-humbug-spires/299390
The next morning we made an appointment to meet at the same restaurant and just as we were leaving several of my Nez Perce friends showed up. They were passing through on their way home to Idaho from the Chief Joseph trek they follow at this time each year. So once again Anthony accompanied us into sacred space.
The third day we explored Pipestone Megacomplex while we exchanged stories. Anthony is a delight...kept me laughing the whole trip. It was an enlightening experience to listen as an experienced Megalithic Researcher quoted my website and elaborated on several points as well as introduced new concepts. Best of all Anthony informed me of places around the world that matched the Boulder Dolmen in Brazil and South Africa as well as the one that Giulia Bonfanti matched with Australia.
Anthony showed me photos of new dolmens that he had discovered and photographed here at the Montana Megaliths. Spending a few nights at the Prospector's Cabin at Humbug Spires he was exploring the area when he spotted a dolmen on top of one of the adjacent mountains. He climbed the mountain and took a close up photo of Antenna Dolmen just before a storm came in.
With much encouragement Anthony named the dolmens he had discovered and gave me permission to publish them and record his finds in the documentation of the Montana Megaliths. He agreed to copyright his photos.
Antenna Dolmen must be one of if not the highest dolmen yet discovered.
"Approximately 26 miles south of Butte [Montana] lies one of the most unique outcroppings of quartz monzonite in southwest Montana. Covering more than 11,000 acres, the Humbug Spires is an area where terrain is a combination of dense forest, open meadows and about 50 quartz towers jutting out of the earth." (1)
"The highest point is Mount Humbug, at 8,265 feet. There are over 10 spires that are 300-600 ft. tall, the largest is The Wedge at just over 600 ft. on its southern side. The Wedge sits at @7,000 ft. above sea level." (2)
1. https://mtstandard.com/…/article_73520483-7037-5083-9df1-6d…
2. https://www.summitpost.org/the-humbug-spires/299390
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Anthony Castro also discovered and named the Bone Dolmen at Giant's Playground Complex and the Meditation Dolmen at Sprial Rock Complex |
GIFT OF THE GODDESS DOLMEN
Tesla Team discovers the Gift Dolmen
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Julie Ryder at the side of the Gift Dolmen
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Shawn Reddington stands on the accordion split dike that holds the Gift Dolmen in place.
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Tesla Team on the day of discovery of the Gift Dolmen
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On November 2, 2019 I discovered a new dolmen in an open field near the Silver Skull. It reminded me of the Pi symbol.
"The symbol used by mathematicians to represent the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter is the lowercase Greek letter π, sometimes spelled out as pi, and derived from the first letter of the Greek word perimetros, meaning circumference." WIKI
"The symbol used by mathematicians to represent the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter is the lowercase Greek letter π, sometimes spelled out as pi, and derived from the first letter of the Greek word perimetros, meaning circumference." WIKI
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Copyright by Julie Ryder 2011 through 2020
Copyright by Julie Ryder 2011 through 2020