Posted on 01/13/2009 5:24:22 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
But this one goes to 11.
Oh BS! There are examples of Viking explorers all over the US yet a junk pile in Traverse City Mich. under 40 feet of water makes headlines. Next we will hear about how ancient American Indian explorers actually built Stonehenge.....and need a casino on the site.
‘This Is Spinal Tap?’ If I’m correct, it’s sad that I know that, LOL1
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Thanks martin_fierro. There is a Stonehenge in Michigan, not even 25 miles from here...There have been other topics about this, though, so... |
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That's plenty of time for human beings to have built all sorts of things.
Lake Michigan's Stonehenge You never know what you might find when you go for a dive, especially if you keep your eyes open for something unusual. In 2007, the archaeologists were studying the Lake Michigan's floor, and they were surprised to find a Stonehenge-like stone formations on the bottom. The stones are aligned in a circle 40 feet below the surface of the lake. One of the stones features a picture of an animal that was extinct for over 10,000 years. [Image source: www.scubaq.ca]
Note: this topic is from 01/13/2009. Thanks Free ThinkerNY.
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It must have been after the ice left and the lake filled.
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