Rockwall Texas Ancient Wall

reply to post by GBP/JPY


Howdy GBP/JPY

Oh boy necro thread, so GBP/JPY please bring out the evidence, pipes you say?

You may also wish to refute the previously provided evidence for it being natural.

reply to post by michaelPTG


I lived in rockwall for several years, and have seen the rock wall. it's been investigated repeatedly by geologists from SMU and UT-Austin, UT- Arlington among others. By all accounts, the conclusion is that it's a natural formation.

The only reason it's said to be natural is because of how long ago it would have had to have been constructed if it wasn't natural (probably at least back to the last ice age), and it's constructed with a kind of mortar that has a crystalline structure to it (a geopolymer of three different kinds of silicon) which isn't like any known mortar, between all the individual stones that make it up.

It was first discovered when people tried digging wells in the area and were hitting solid rock in certain places. Masons came out to look at what was dug up and said that it must have been made by master masons, so even everyday professionals who build walls for a living were looking at this thing and realized that it was a wall. That's when the major archaeologists and universities started looking. And what do they all say? Something like, "there's no way this could possibly be artificial, because it would be too old, and we don't know how to make the stuff between the stones." Coins, rock carvings and pictographs have been found around the excavations of the wall, which goes down over 100 feet.


This might be the pipe the earlier poster was talking about:


I'm trying to post a link here to a webpage but it won't work. Anyway here's the broken link www.forbiddenhistory.info.../45 After "forbiddenhistory.info/" the rest is "?q=node45"

If some ancient rock wall that goes over a hundred feet down into the earth would be a frightening idea to you and your beliefs, then that's alright, just say it's natural and move along. It's easy to forget, just like lots of these kinds of ancient artifacts. That's what a lot of professionals have done here. Not all of them of course, but a lot of them, just say it's natural and move along.

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reply to post by michaelPTG

 

I lived in rockwall for several years, and have seen the rock wall. it's been investigated repeatedly by geologists from SMU and UT-Austin, UT- Arlington among others. By all accounts, the conclusion is that it's a natural formation.

But...but...but, don't you know? Those pesky Geologists are all part of the conspiracy to keep us from our true destiny by hiding evidence of our beginnings because, naturally, they have an agenda to take over the world ONE ROCK AT A TIME!

Despite repeatedly being hit around the chops with evidence for its natural origins, there are those who will never surrender their poorly-formed belief systems in the hope that they can claim they are of Giant blood, or Annunaki blood or were Egyptian Pharaohs in a past life etc etc....somehow the lack of wonder for natural explanations isn't enough and I find that disturbing, for the world we inhabit, and our evolution on it is an amazing story, and while we don't have all the pieces (watch those people run for this crumb!) we have a good portion and it is a tale worthy of the Ages.

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I get visions or the town being cast down to earth.

The television show Uncovering America on H2 hosted by Scott Wolter just did a show not to long ago about this. they dug the 'wall' up and took magnetic readings of it and found they all align in the same direction, meaning it was naturally formed . if the signature in the rock was multi directional it would have meant that it was an unnatural formation...Cool find non the less

almost looks like an old stone quarry to me. They could crack it along natural horizontal cracks first then go back and break it down to make building blocks. Where did the blocks go though if that was the case.

It does appear that something was done there long ago.

reply to post by rickymouse


apparently there was a crack in the earths crust millions of years ago and up from the deep came a slurry of sand and other material that over time filled the void, hardened, and then cracked into what we see today as the 'rock wall'.