Also, please feel free to post your favorite Ancient site Google earth image.

Originally posted by Versa
reply to post by SLAYER69

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This one interesting, it seems to show a row of standing stones? I cant remember where the famous row of standing stones is but its somewhere in south america and its aligned to the equinoxes if I remember correctly? I wonder if this is something similar or the same?

A mysterious set of monuments in Peru make up the oldest solar observatory in the Americas, according to a new study. The 2,300-year-old Thirteen Towers of Chankillo were used for marking the sun's position throughout the year—an activity that was part of the sun-worshipping culture of the Inca, the study authors said. The large stone towers are arranged in a line along a ridge near Chankillo, a walled hilltop ruin north of Lima.

Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by Arken

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Well that's a rather interesting pic.
Do you have the Google Coordinates so we can check it and the surrounding area out?

Yes, of course, friend....but....there is some problem with this image.

After a search in my portfolio image, I discover that this one is not not from Google Earth....but Google MARS

IT CAMES FROM MARS!