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I slowly filled the cup marks highest on the bedrock and watched one flow into another before continuing south down a channel in the rock.
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ivanjohnson (2015-08-07)
Fascinating! - extremely reminiscent of the mysterious La Piedra stone in Saywite, Peru, and many other sites around the world, like Qenko, Peru, or La Fuente/Quebrada de Lavapatas in San Augustin, Columbia, or Susa in Piedmont, Italy, or Sakafuneishi, Japan.
I am fascinated as to why so many geographically distant ancient cultures on every continent seem so interested in channeling the flow of liquids over rocks. It is a global phenomenon, one for which I have never seen a decent explanation.
I am fascinated as to why so many geographically distant ancient cultures on every continent seem so interested in channeling the flow of liquids over rocks. It is a global phenomenon, one for which I have never seen a decent explanation.
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