Trying to find information I ran across some time ago.

I remember seeing a video a few years back about some odd angle reliefs that were at the center of each content. I found them to be very odd but wasn't able to find much at all on them then. I'm wondering if they were connected to these lines I have read about. (Just another rabbit trail). I'm just hoping that someone knows what I'm thinking about and can find the video. It was called something like "Who made these". Thank you all for your help on this.

Kocag

a reply to: Kocag
Where were they supposed to be located? Which ancient civilisation? You don't give much context.

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anything to do with ley lines?

originally posted by: DISRAELI
a reply to: Kocag
Where were they supposed to be located? Which ancient civilisation? You don't give much context.

No clue as to who did them. They were in the center of each content. The one in South America used the mountains on the curve of the western coast as the arc on the angle. The rest were clearly intelligent design. It's a rabbit trail I stumbled on that didn't seem to go anywhere. So I'm looking to the people of ATS that are smarter than I to look for them again.

a reply to: Kocag
A shape "at the centre of each continent"- that should help somebody.
(I couldn't attach any meaning to "each content", which is why I was puzzled.)

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I know. It's a tough question. I'm not going to ask a simple question to ATS. I will dig around to see if I can find something in a couple hours.

a reply to: Kocag

define " centre of each continent "

there are 3 ways to " calculated " the " centre " of an irregular polygon , each using differnt metrics

originally posted by: Kocag
I remember seeing a video a few years back about some odd angle reliefs that were at the center of each content. I found them to be very odd but wasn't able to find much at all on them then. I'm wondering if they were connected to these lines I have read about. (Just another rabbit trail). I'm just hoping that someone knows what I'm thinking about and can find the video. It was called something like "Who made these". Thank you all for your help on this.

Kocag

I'm familiar with it... Perfect triangles at the center of each continent. All are same size and dimension and age.

I can't give you a link... But search in different forms of your question under "Triangles, continents, who built... " etc.... Try World Mysteries... I read on them a week or so again..

Good luck.. PS I've never seen a video, just picts and story.

Best

Well now im interested.....

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That sounds like what I'm looking for. A link would be great. I had seen two videos on it. I think that this could be a link for a few things.

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I'm wondering if they do happen to wind up on these lines. Do they effect the flow of energy? Not sure why my brain is looking at it this way. It just is.

a reply to: Kocag

www.mnn.com...-desktop

Is this what you are looking for? "10 mysterious geoglyphs around the globe".

www.abovetopsecret.com...

This it?

120 Degree Arcs Found at Centre of Earths Continents

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Yes it is. Thank you.

a reply to: OldToby
Maybe they held the legs of the footstool before God ejected us.

Did you find more information regarding the arcs?

I'll repost the comment I added to the other article:

Turtle Mountain National Park
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I'm not sure if this area is green because it is a national park or because
there is a large body of water there in the form of lots of small lakes.

Urumqi Peak
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Central African Region
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Lots of green here, very hard to tell if there was anything significant.

Olgas, Australia
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This areas fascinates me. It seems to be a tiny oasis in the desert:
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The outcrops of rounded stones next to a place called the Valley of the Winds seems to be something of interest. Did strong winds or water flow shape those stones? They extend for kilometers.

All of these locations seem to provide shelter from the North, a high vantage point and a fresh supply of water. They would be perfect for launching gliders or flying kites. So these would seem to be natural places where humans could survive if there were extreme conditions.

originally posted by: stormcell
I'll repost the comment I added to the other article:

Turtle Mountain National Park
goo.gl...
I'm not sure if this area is green because it is a national park or because
there is a large body of water there in the form of lots of small lakes.

It's green because it's a national forest and protected. The rest of the land is farms. If they took away the farms, that area would be the same green (tree canopy.)

originally posted by: stormcell
I'll repost the comment I added to the other article:

Turtle Mountain National Park
goo.gl...
I'm not sure if this area is green because it is a national park or because
there is a large body of water there in the form of lots of small lakes.

National park surrounded by farmland.

Urumqi Peak
goo.gl...

Tree-lined mountains, and geologic folds

Central African Region
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Lots of green here, very hard to tell if there was anything significant.

Large national forest in the middle of rural areas. If you use Google earth to explore the images through time, you will see that the area changes as forest grows or is cut down.

Olgas, Australia
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Interesting geology: upload.wikimedia.org...

This areas fascinates me. It seems to be a tiny oasis in the desert:
goo.gl...

Actually, that's a salt lake or an alkalai lake and rather deadly to anything that drinks there.

The outcrops of rounded stones next to a place called the Valley of the Winds seems to be something of interest. Did strong winds or water flow shape those stones? They extend for kilometers.

Try this web page which has a simple overview of the geology