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Hold that Mega-Megalith

Those huge standing stones (the tombs of the Genii), located in a remote region of eastern Asia (SF#131), just might be natural after all. We have found a copy of the original 1860 source, and its author does not claim them to be artificial. In fact, his accompanying illustrations of some of the rock formations in the area indicate regular patterns of jointing that could yield blocks similar to the mega-megalith. The Genii, it turns out, were "powerful spirits". More of this later as investigation proceeds.

(Atkinson, Thomas Witlam; Travels in the Region of the Upper And-Lower-Amoor, New York, 1860.)

From Science Frontiers #132, NOV-DEC 2000. � 2000 William R. Corliss

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