Mysterious Ancient Sites and the Use of Ground Radar in Finding Them

This article explains the use of ground penetrating radar in archaeology. Also discussed are several ancient sites where this technology has been used. Several mysterious locations are explored.

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reply to post by chimaybliss


I'm going to give you a S & F only because I enjoy the topic of ancient sites but I have to ask whats your view on the subject?

Also I've been hearing now for a couple of decades about that ancient Chinese tomb. What have they done towards exploration and what if any images are available to us of the location?

reply to post by chimaybliss


Ive been to Roslin chapel I definately have got the feeling that there more than meets the eye to that place!

Interesting site. It reminds me of a dream I had of Stonehenge. I saw geometric shaped tombs directly under Stonehenge, one in the shape of a pyramid, they were some sort of structures. Also in the dream, I was using some piece of technology which was possibly radar to see exactly was under them. Can't wait to see the great finds we may discover in the future.

is this from dr patrick flanagans invention he made as a teenager the one to find oil and make deaf people listen to music. or am i completely off topic with this ground radar device.

reply to post by lewman


They have been hitting the Emperor Chin's tomb complex with GPR for awhile. They know that there are massive vaults beneath the artificial burial mound, which is also the worlds largest burial mound ever. They also know that there is lots and lots of gold and other precious metals beneath this hill.

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