It might be interesting to see if this can be seen on Google Earth. I would think it large enough to show up. And seeing the surrounding area might be informative.

Google earth: Microsoft earth: and another one you can try all with differant Satalite images. Try them all you may find something interesting

I have nothing to add to this thread..

Other than this seems pretty shady and more like something invented to attract tourists to the area.

I would like to see the report that determines that this imprint is as old as "civilisation itself"

Originally posted by rocksolidbrain
The layered rocks pieces are nothing special, because you can find them anywhere, even in your backyard.

nothing special he says... hey if you have agate of that quality in your back yard drop me a line and lets makes a deal Oh uh err no wait your right nothing special (gotta keep the price down )


To ArMaP

The rocks in the OP samples look like marble... a lot of the green color appears to be staining from algae growth but a 'specimen in hand' would be better

The holes could be either drainage holes with caverns below or geothermal vents... I would have to look at the area first.

I do wonder why the black squares on the pictures... maybe its covered in the thread as I haven't read the rest yet, only responding to your U2U.

I will have a closer look tonight... hope that helps

Why, oh why do so many people start a comment with the words:

Originally posted by monkeybus
I have nothing to add to this thread..

And then continue with what is obviously an addition to the thread:

Other than this seems pretty shady and more like something invented to attract tourists to the area.

I would like to see the report that determines that this imprint is as old as "civilisation itself"

I know I have done this at least once, but seeing other people do it means I will never repeat this idiocy.

*sorry for going off-topic*

Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Also - Vitrified rock isn't evidence of UFO's/Aliens. I've seen many vitrified walls, barricades and fortresses around Castles in Scotland & Europe and although it is mysterious how they produced such heat to essentially turn rock into glass in those early times,

Last I heard UFO's do not produce enough heat to melt anything... they use electogravitics (which always makes them look 'fuzzy' in photos)

The Sun in Nevada however get hot enough to melt bottles in the desert

Marble is a metamorphic form of Limestone... so as thus would appear to have a melted look... just like the bands in the agates are formed as the different layers cool... but those rocks are not vitrified... and if they were it would show a glassy surface..

As to your castles in Scotland... you might have something there...

The origins of Eilean Donan stretch way back in time. The remains of a Pictish fort were found in vitrified rock when excavations once took place on the island."

So there was an old fort UNDER the vitrified rock where they built Eilean Donan... First I heard of this... ya got my attention on that

The whole area... the clearing, the rock piles and rock fences looks like an old Native worship site...

But where do UFO's come in?

Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Though I cannot prove your statement to be false or otherwise; to me (at least) it seems like your alluding to be some kind of 'G-Man' in order to give some type of indisputable credence to the story.

Well all the G-men I know say one thing... once they have been read into a project they cannot discuss it AT ALL... just like an active court case

Originally posted by zorgon

nothing special he says... hey if you have agate of that quality in your back yard drop me a line and lets makes a deal Oh uh err no wait your right nothing special (gotta keep the price down )

Couldn't find any better pics on google, I was in a hurry. But point is made...
Gotta agree, it looks like a 'polluted' marble.

On the topic. I wonder why people think if its age old, it must be truth. The truth value is not directly connected to the age on an artifact in the matters of UFOs at least.
Personally I feel, the older it gets, more difficult it is to know the actual story behind it.