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Good find. Generally you'd need to figure out who the architect of the building was and start there.

Thinking about the 'from the sky' concept. Lately I've been reading about the jet stream described as "freak winds", "record winds", "pushing planes to supersonic speeds". It seems the jetstream is possibly speeding up. Notice when people use leaf blowers all the dust/dirt/rocks/whatnot is...

Perhaps this realm is Ethernet-like and we are tethered to a 'something' outside of this realm's five senses of perception. Scientists see a spark at conception. That could be the link to the perception rod. Perhaps frequency waves pass over/by 'us' and we perceive them. Time waves...

Maybe the history wasn't changed as part of a conspiracy. Today a solar flare could become an extinction level event (ELE). Some older people say the younger people couldn't live without their phones. But the older people couldn't live without their "meds" - insulin/statins/etc.. The young...

The doorways of the Cologne Cathedral do look giant sized. I looked on the Googler for closeups of the doors and couldn't find any. Does anyone know if the doors are original and does the construction/material match the time period they were hung?

If the problem is soil based there could be a lag between introduction and results. I found wheat was 'introduced'. "Wheat originated in the Tigris and Euphrates river valley near what is now known as Iraq. It was first planted in the United States in 1777 as a hobby crop. " "Wheat was...

People headed North. French woman is mauled by a polar bear after it wandered into a tour group's campsite on remote Norwegian Arctic island "A French woman has been mauled by a polar bear which had wandered into her tour group's campsite on a remote Norwegian Arctic island. The tourist was...

I don't know the flow but think most news stories are computer generated. Sand/sentiment would have filled the holes over time so the holes must be somewhat fresh, right?

Self explanatory: "Scientists exploring a submerged mountain range in the Mid-Atlantic stumbled onto something they can’t explain: An organized series of holes punched in the floor of the Atlantic Ocean." ‘They look almost human made.’ NOAA finds weird lines of holes in Mid-Atlantic floor

The pyramids being vibration devices doesn't seem far fetched. What we currently see of the pyramids may be just the leftover frames. The original creators may have stripped them of the inner workings Or perhaps the locals melted everything down into statues long after the ancients died...

I looked at pictures of American Conestoga wagons (1820s and 1840s) and Prairie Schooners (1840s and 1850s). Those are made mostly of wood with some metal. no Cotter pins or wood-like pins. Wait. Found what might be a pin on a Prairie Schooner. Prairie Schooners 1840s and 1850s

Zooming around I noticed Cotter Pins on the machine. "In 1912, the family inventor Ira J. Young applied for a patent on a machine for forming split pins, later to be known as Cotter Pins."

The scattered tools and discarded box make it look like the machine has just been repaired. The hand is touching the lower 'teeth' so that's possibly what was repaired. The teeth look like they may rotate horizontally. Between the upper teeth and lower teeth are what appear to be exposed...

The device may have somehow been controlled by a tractor hitch. Thinking that it could be electric.... I thought it weird that John Deere was founded in 1837 while Ford Motor Company was founded 1903, General Motors was founded 1908. motor vs engine “People use both interchangeably, but the...

Generally speaking haven't our lives been reduced to a "9 to 5" template? Most of us perform the same routines day in and day out as our grandparents. From kindergarten to funeral planning. Separately we each go to the dentist every six months. Verify auto-pay once a month for each bill...

Good post. "nails in his sandals got stuck to a rock" I get suspicious of stories like this. I think the nails would have to be pure and the magnetic rock very strong for a man to perceive the attraction let alone get "stuck". If the story went "With magnetic dust stuck to his sandal...

"Present-day Macon, Georgia". I may have found an olden day map of Macon, Georgia. The map has a north arrow :), but no legend :(. The river in the Google/gov maps look like a match, but perhaps the mounds are located off this map. Macon, Geo. 1864. Hey, I found these local fire maps. I...

I was looking at Google Earth. Using GEarth I zoomed into Alert, Canada and noticed the deep, but not exact, East/West ridge scaring. Take a look. Then as I was zooming out using GEarth I noticed scaring in the Atlantic Ocean, south of Greenland. This scaring looks eroded, but mostly...

Good job on the field work so far. Could you offer one of the workers lunch for a look around? A back story might be doing a digital report for school on historic construction methods of Buffalo. Or you would like to collect a few pics for the guy at the senior center who says he built the...