AVEBURY/MARS CONNECTION

[Wes]

Nice photos Brill. I would love to visit there and walk through it and feel the energy.

[brillbilly]

Sept 14, 2010 11:44:16 GMT 10 Wes said:

Nice photos Brill. I would love to visit there and walk through it and feel the energy.

thanks wez,i will put up a few more if ya like.
i love this place and yeah i went there as its a massive intersection of leylines,the place is awsome and it history is lost in time,only the fantastic megaliths n huge ditches show what once was an area that connected avebury to silbury hill to stonehenge 12 miles away.Later i will try to add a few google earth photos to show size of area and a few more of my pics

This is silbury hill




This simplified cross-section of the hill reveals how much the original land may have been sculpted during the various stages of its construction.

At 130 feet high and covering an area in excess of 5 acres the enormous contours of the hill still challenge us with the mystery of why it was built and what for, but the solution to the mystery of how it has survived for 4,500 years without eroding away has been known from some early excavations. As the diagram shows, the uppermost part was built as a series of drums each getting progressively smaller in diameter with increasing height. Each drum is about 17 feet in height with the outer wall leaning in at an angle for added stability. The inside of each drum consists of a series of radial walls similar to a spider's web which divide the drums into compartments each of which are filled with chalk the walls themselves having been built with chalk blocks. A recent survey of the hill now indicates that the drums are more in the form of polyhedra than circular and may have been built in such a way as to allow the "steps" to form a spiral trackway leading to its summit. The construction of Silbury demonstrates a high level of sophistication. This produces a further mystery...... How did the knowledge of building in this way arrive at Avebury?http://www.avebury-web.co.uk/silbury_hill.html
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[Wes]

Thanks Brill. The way Silbury hill was made may be similar to the way a pyramid was made at Gympie in Queensland.







Rock walls were built and then packed with earth.



Most of the rock is sandstone, although there is also a high percentage of ironstone, and some conglomerate containing quartz pebbles.

The accepted weight of sandstone is around 2.32 tonnes per cubic metre, so a 5 metre length of wall contains around 5.8 tonnes of rock.

We calculated the volume of material moved using the simplest “cut and fill” method. This method involves removing half of the desired terrace width of material, and using it to fill the “downhill” portion of the terrace against the lower retaining wall.

We calculated the total volume of a 5 m section by first calculating the volume of a block 2.5m x .75m x 5m and then dividing it by 2

(2.5 x .75 x 5)/2 = 4.68 cubic metres

The accepted weight of sand, loose is 1.44 tonnes per cubic metre which equates to 6.7 tonnes per 5 metre section.

A previous owner stated that when he owned the site, he paced out one intact section of wall on one of the lower terraces at over 500 metres long.

To construct this section would require:

250 cubic metres (580 tonnes) of rocks (gathered and laid), and the moving of 468 cubic metres (674 tonnes) of fill…..


There are 7 known terraces (decreasing in length as they rise) and the possible length of the lower ones is (was) close to 1km. If the length of the top wall was 160 metres, then we have a total of 4060 metres of wall !!!

That is:

2030 cubic metres (4709 tonnes) of rock
and
3800 cubic metres (5472 tonnes) of fill material


A professional "rock wall builder" advised us that 4 men could erect a 5 metre section of wall in one day (not allowing for the gathering of the rock), so to construct 4060 metres of wall would take 4 men 812 days.

This also does not allow for the cutting and filling……

One also has to keep in mind that some of the rocks have been estimated at weighing over a tonne!!!

www.gympiepyramid.org/calc.html


Aerial View Of Gympie Pyramid


This image was supplied by Brett Green and it was claimed to be an old photo that shows the summit of the Gympie Pyramid site prior to a previous land owner running a bulldozer over it.

[brillbilly]

nice pics wez
i believe the builders of most of the real ancient sites were the same,or they had the same teachers and this was a world wide thing

[Wes]

Yeah Brill I believe the same thing. I also believe that the knowledge of the builders is still known to some.

[brillbilly]

Sept 15, 2010 1:54:51 GMT 10 Wes said:

Yeah Brill I believe the same thing. I also believe that the knowledge of the builders is still known to some.

yeah,i do too
other secret esoteric knowledge was keep secret by the bloodlines and carried through the secret orders to the present day.
That why so many cities are layed out in geometric esoteric design,with obilisks and domes being like male and female and are places over leylines like accupuncher points

[Wes]

Yeah they can't help showing their knowledge thinking no one understands it. Yin/yang, male/female energy can be harnessed by anyone not just the Elite. It's the harmonic stuff that is harder to understand.

[brillbilly]

male/female energy can be harnessed by anyone not just the Elite
yeah i agree but they now have all the real estate that sits over these upwellings of energy capped of from the pubic

[Wes]

Good point Brill never thought of it like that.

[brillbilly]

Sept 15, 2010 2:49:44 GMT 10 Wes said:

Good point Brill never thought of it like that.

heres an overhead shot wez


now look at this overlay of cydonia