Montana Megaliths Correlations
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DIRECTIONAL COMPASS MARKERS
Cloud Compass at
Cloud Catcher Complex 
Bill Ryder below Cloud Compass
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Kyle Burrows at Cloud Compass
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Pointed stone markers strategically positioned to be highly visible extend from megalithic constructs. These compass markers are miles away from each other.
Andrew Barker stated, "Now we only know a fraction of the macro picture; but that is enough to understand the sites importance. The archaeologists will need many decades to formulate the micro picture. We must expect with a site of this scale that this could last into the next century."
Cloud Compass at Cloud Catcher Complex
Scroll down: https://www.montanamegaliths.com/megalithic-metropolis.html
Andrew Barker stated, "Now we only know a fraction of the macro picture; but that is enough to understand the sites importance. The archaeologists will need many decades to formulate the micro picture. We must expect with a site of this scale that this could last into the next century."
Cloud Compass at Cloud Catcher Complex
Scroll down: https://www.montanamegaliths.com/megalithic-metropolis.html
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Compass Skull with directional markers protruding from the third eye is positioned on the top point of an escarpment at the DragonRyder Complex.
Bird Watches Sky at
Amber's Compass Stone Circle |
Amber's Compass Graphic by
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Amber's Compass photograph by Brenda Synness
See more under the heading AMBER'S COMPASS on this page of my Galacticfacets website:
https://www.galacticfacets.com/megaliths-in-montana-usa.html
https://www.galacticfacets.com/megaliths-in-montana-usa.html
STAR ALIGNMENTS BY MICHAEL PELL
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Michel Pell has been doing the math and illustrating the star alignments of the Montana Megaliths, USA.
Michael writes," The other star based correct order constellation group matching Montana structures on the ground (as above, so below)." I will soon be posting Michael Pell's work on this website however in the meantime you can find more of his work by scrolling down on this page of my Galacticfacets website: https://www.galacticfacets.com/megaliths-in-montana-usa.html |
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Michael Pell writes, "Matching the sky order of similar themed constellations; West to the right, east to the left when looking south."
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Michael Pell writes, "If this is facing anywhere between east and west (especially south) when I apply the astronomical filter to it I can see the “elf” looking like a small canine or constellation Canis Major at the feet of the towering structure Orion, as would be mirrored in the sky."
I assured Michael Pell that Big Owl was facing south toward Castle Nodia and the Dancing Giant Feet Complex. |
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Every one sees the features at the Montana Megaliths through their own lens. I first saw a huge owl with two circular eyes and a white hair Elfin being a the bottom that was named Thum by a friend from Macedonia. Michael Pell however sees something quite different.
Michael sends my photo back illustrated with the following comments, "South facing would indicate to me sky watching as objects rise in the east (left of view), reach their maximum height in the sky based on latitude of observation due south and set in the west (to the right of view). This matches what you are saying.
As an idea I took your photo and quickly edited it to draw out three objects I could see which order is important. First looking eastward I could see a bovine shaped profile. Beneath a human face facing south and below that a canine shape (the elf).
Looking at an astronomical order of similar shapes that would rise in the east (left if looking south) there is a matching order of bovine/hominid/canine sequence in constellations which would transverse the sky reaching their zenith due south and set in the west (right of view).
First the bovine constellation would rise (Taurus) followed by the hominid (Orion) and then the canine drawing up the rear (Canis Major that houses the Dog Star Sirius).
That order is important with bovine first, human and then dog mirrored by bull at top, man in middle and dog at lowest point, which is at least what I can see in the structure you shared.
Not saying that this is exactly what is going on but if it is astronomically oriented and indicative of this three constellation group quite recognizable then it is what we would expect to find and I submit for consideration.
Especially if other examples around Montana have star group themes of which appears to have been seen elsewhere."---Michael Pell
Michael sends my photo back illustrated with the following comments, "South facing would indicate to me sky watching as objects rise in the east (left of view), reach their maximum height in the sky based on latitude of observation due south and set in the west (to the right of view). This matches what you are saying.
As an idea I took your photo and quickly edited it to draw out three objects I could see which order is important. First looking eastward I could see a bovine shaped profile. Beneath a human face facing south and below that a canine shape (the elf).
Looking at an astronomical order of similar shapes that would rise in the east (left if looking south) there is a matching order of bovine/hominid/canine sequence in constellations which would transverse the sky reaching their zenith due south and set in the west (right of view).
First the bovine constellation would rise (Taurus) followed by the hominid (Orion) and then the canine drawing up the rear (Canis Major that houses the Dog Star Sirius).
That order is important with bovine first, human and then dog mirrored by bull at top, man in middle and dog at lowest point, which is at least what I can see in the structure you shared.
Not saying that this is exactly what is going on but if it is astronomically oriented and indicative of this three constellation group quite recognizable then it is what we would expect to find and I submit for consideration.
Especially if other examples around Montana have star group themes of which appears to have been seen elsewhere."---Michael Pell