Then I found a series of what appear to be holes forming lines, not at all like what the OP found.
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National Geographic has some good articles on Catal Hayuk.
It's definitely a very interesting find. There must be a way of finding out more about it.
Originally posted by CrashUnderride
Originally posted by Signals
Originally posted by CrashUnderride
Um, this was actually in the MSM a couple of years ago. I do believe it's NOT natural, as in nature there are NO 90 degree turns. Nature tends to want to round out everything, i.e. planets, asteroids, comets, moons, stars, etc.
Absolutely false!
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False? Have you ONCE EVER seen a square planet, moon, etc.??? Or, OR have you ever seen ANY fissures, etc underwater that are perfectly or near perfectly straight and yet have 90 angles that make PERFECT squares? I sure haven't and I LOVE stuff like this. If you can find one, just ONE undeniably NATURAL example of this. I will gladly retract my statement, but until then, I stand by it. But, good pics in the included thread.
Originally posted by drivers1492
reply to post by Akragon
this is a very interesting find but to say nothing exists like this in nature is a stretch imo. Nature does some strange things under the right conditions. But maybe more info will come forth showing its origins.
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External pic shows example of nature making something similar in pattern known as tessellated pavement.

Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by drivers1492
reply to post by Akragon
this is a very interesting find but to say nothing exists like this in nature is a stretch imo. Nature does some strange things under the right conditions. But maybe more info will come forth showing its origins.
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External pic shows example of nature making something similar in pattern known as tessellated pavement.
thats really cool actually...
Still this site is the size of a few city blocks.... and under 5k of water.... nature don't work that way lol
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