Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
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Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
Hi everyone,
A very interesting article from Australia:
-> Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
According to this article, the discovery might "predate the Egyptians, the Pyramids, Stonehenge, all that stuff,"
Do read that article!
A very interesting article from Australia:
-> Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
Can you imagine?Ancient stones map the sun
Could be upwards of 10,000 years old
"This can't be done by guesswork."
IS this just a pile of rocks placed in a semicircle, or proof that Aborigines were the world's first astronomers?
After years of meticulous examination, a group of Australia's most distinguished astro-physicists is starting to believe it's the latter - a discovery that could turn history upside down and render England's famous Stonehenge an also-ran.
According to this article, the discovery might "predate the Egyptians, the Pyramids, Stonehenge, all that stuff,"
Do read that article!
peut-être une blague !!!
Bonjour à tous, bonjour Gérard,
Do you think this is true ?
It would be very easy for the Aboriginal guys to hire a truck and bring the rocks and put them in a dodgy circle !
Where the rocks are located, nobody lives there, as it is the "middle of nowhere" !
I am dubious about this story, and think that I can "smell a rat" !!
Bon dimanche ...
Do you think this is true ?
It would be very easy for the Aboriginal guys to hire a truck and bring the rocks and put them in a dodgy circle !
Where the rocks are located, nobody lives there, as it is the "middle of nowhere" !
I am dubious about this story, and think that I can "smell a rat" !!
Bon dimanche ...
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Re: Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
Thank you Krystyna for the expression "I can smell a rat" I find it very funny. I looked it up in the dictionnary and for those who have not heard it , it means "There is something dubious in that matter"
You are right, I can smell a rat too.
You are right, I can smell a rat too.
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Re: Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
Hi girls,
We will see... maybe, we'll have another piece of news soon stating: "Wonderful discovery! Prehistoric men had trucks!! Researchers also found out the make of the tires was Michelin!!"
We will see... maybe, we'll have another piece of news soon stating: "Wonderful discovery! Prehistoric men had trucks!! Researchers also found out the make of the tires was Michelin!!"
Re: Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first astronomers
LOL ...
If this is found to be true, imagine how sales of Michelin would increase !!!
But to add to my conspiracy theory, maybe the researchers were the very guys who drove the truck !!!
If this is found to be true, imagine how sales of Michelin would increase !!!
But to add to my conspiracy theory, maybe the researchers were the very guys who drove the truck !!!
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