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Originally posted by thematrix
Makes you wonder doesn't it?
optimus fett
the army didnt venture very far into the other 3 tunnels? probably because of running low on supplys
I don't think that they necessarily mean a division of the army marched thru the tunnels, they probably sent a few engineers down there or something like that. They probably stopped becuase they got tired of going thru caves?
Originally posted by optimus fett
what? no i dont think man made underground tunnels that stretch for possibly hundreads of miles for reasons we dont know are strange either.
what do you find strange then?
What makes them man made?
Where I live there is a tunnel, not very long, just some 300m or so. The tunnel starts in the side of cliff over the river and ends on a wide well. I do not know when these tunnel was made, but it may have been made because of some political/religious war we had in Portugal in the XVII century, because it is inside the walls of a religious building
Originally posted by optimus fett
Where I live there is a tunnel, not very long, just some 300m or so. The tunnel starts in the side of cliff over the river and ends on a wide well. I do not know when these tunnel was made, but it may have been made because of some political/religious war we had in Portugal in the XVII century, because it is inside the walls of a religious building
where abouts in portugal you from ArMap?
Originally posted by optimus fett
What makes them man made?
there man made because (which to be fair i didnt mention) you can see the scaring left from primitive hand tools,ok so they could be made by another species other than human beings but they were almost certainly made by an intelligent life form,and the central chamber i mentioned was lined with cut pieces of stone-according to what the brazillian army/engineers/investigators spoke of.
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Originally posted by optimus fett
there man made because (which to be fair i didnt mention) you can see the scaring left from primitive hand tools
the central chamber i mentioned was lined with cut pieces of stone
throughout the systems and over all walls or at certain spots? I ask because primitive man seemed to have a fascination with caves, and they can be very extensive. Perhaps the people native to the region in the distant past went into the caves, for reasons similar to the ones that stimulated primitive man to do so in europe.