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Khor_Rori - 17°02'20.13" N 54°26'03.51" E

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Khor_Rori - 17°02'20.13" N 54°26'03.51" E

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Visited this site in 2000 when at Salalah - not overly impressive when compared to other larger ruins but still interesting - it was being excavated by European team.

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Kin_Ya'a - 35°40'33.30" N 108°06'49.48" W

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Visited this site in 2000 when at Salalah - not overly impressive when compared to other larger ruins but still interesting - it was being excavated by European team.

It's a great pleasure having someone that's actually visited some of these sites comment on them. you are most welcome here...
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It's a great pleasure having someone that's actually visited some of these sites comment on them. you are most welcome here...

My pleasure when I have a few moments I'll look thru the entire collection and see how many of the places I've actually been too

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My pleasure when I have a few moments I'll look thru the entire collection and see how many of the places I've actually been too

Well a good idea but perhaps not practical went thru the first 3 pages and these are the ones I've been too

Stonehenge: 51°10'43.83"N 1°49'34.29"W

The Great Pyramids 29°58'34.83" N 31°07'59.12" E

The Parthenon 37°58'17.39" N 23°43'35.85" E

Roman coliseum 41°53'25.36" N 12°29'32.91" E

The Forum 41°53'15.12" N 12°29'15.09" E

Angkor Wat 13°24'44.25" N 103°52'00.90" E

Rhodes, Greece, Acropolis and stadium: 36°26'24.67"N, 28°12'40.86"E

Lindos, Greece Old Harbor (where certain Mr. Saint Paul shipwrecked), 36° 5'13.26"N, 28° 5'17.80"E

West Kennet Long Barrow 51.408603° N, 1.851389° W, Aberystwyth Castle 52°24'47"N 4°5'23"W

Dolbadarn Castle 53°6'59"N 4°6'51"W

Ancient Kamiros, 36°20'11.54"N, 27°55'16.32"E

Frankenstein Castle, Darmstadt, Germany: 49°47'35.76"N, 8°40'3.35"E

Tikal, Guatemala. 17°13'20"N 89°37'29"W

Petra, Jordan. 30°19'45.46" N 35°26'32.10" E

Easter Island. 27°05'48.73" S 109°15'06.93" W

Vesuvius: 40˚49'16.78"N 14˚25'32.91"E

Circus Maximus: 41˚53'11.75"N 12˚29'04.71"E

Unfinished obelisk: 24˚04'37.35"N 32˚53'43.93"E

Great Aten Temple: 27˚38'57.30"N 30˚54'14.35"E

Umm el-Qaab: 26˚10'29.80"N 31˚54'29.39E

Hatshepsut mortuary temple: 25˚44'17.64"N 32˚36'24.85"E

Malqata Palace: 25˚42'55.17"N 32˚35'27.80"E

Deir el Medina: 25˚43'40.87"N 32˚36'04.87"E

Senusret III pyramid: 29˚49'08.39"N 31˚13'31.83"E

Colosseum, Pompeii, Italy. 40°45'04.15" N 14°29'42.86" E

Karnak Temple, Luxor, Egypt. 25°43'03.61" N 32°39'28.36" E

My top three of these: Easter Island, Tikal and Ancient Kamiros

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La Quemada - 22°27'24.69" N 102°49'16.09" W

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Su Nuraxi - 39°42'21.45" N   8°59'27.47" E

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I ran accross some crazy article claiming a weird design in the desert in China today and just to see if it was real I went and looked via google earth, according to the coordinates.  There in fact is some large weird design there, I also noticed some other stuff nearby, where someone "may" be excavating something?  The coordinates for what may be an excavation near the design are....   40 deg  27'44.9" N 93 deg 22'21.o2" E.  There is a well marked road of travel to and from the site.  Next to this site is a very large weird square, maybe a large exploratory excavation, farming?

 

No idea what any of this is, but interesting to look at... This is located SE of Xinjiang  and due S of Govi-Altai.  The design is to the right of a large light colored square in the earth and the ruins are just past the north edge of the large light colored square.

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Doesnt surprise me  , I  have seen pretty far out stuff G E ng China .   Especially up in the foothills behind Hotan  - Tashidashixiang , - a perfect place for a bandit settlement ( near the silk route  via Hotan )  .  Its like a mini    version of the greater basin all along the north of that silk route, it has a river with two watersheds that flow towards the central part of the river then appears to disappear underground.  A huge mine there with a giant black hole, a ring of white in the centre and black inside that . And some of the structures along that river !  Looks like a combo of farming , mining housing  and  prison cells  .....   who knows , there, it might be all of the above combined  . 

(my  GM does not recognise the co ordinates   in above post ) 

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On 2/16/2017 at 8:58 PM, back to earth said:

(my  GM does not recognise the co ordinates   in above post ) 

This should work, it doe's in Google Earth - 40°27'44.9" N   93°22'21.02" E

I don't know what the features are, but I wonder if they are old military constructions. There are what look like air fields here - 40°28'49.71" N  93°29'33.32" E , and another abstract here 40°27'04.28" N  93°44'34.15" E

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On 2/18/2017 at 4:18 AM, Pax Unum said:

This should work, it doe's in Google Earth - 40°27'44.9" N   93°22'21.02" E

I don't know what the features are, but I wonder if they are old military constructions. There are what look like air fields here - 40°28'49.71" N  93°29'33.32" E , and another abstract here 40°27'04.28" N  93°44'34.15" E

Curious.  There's is a panaramio photo integrated in Google Earth at the second abstract location showing the design is on the ground and not some imagery abstract.

Also zooming in reveals an interesting drawing.

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Stoplesteinan stone circle - 58°26'22.59" N   6°00'51.76" E

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On 3/26/2016 at 2:21 AM, Hanslune said:

Well a good idea but perhaps not practical went thru the first 3 pages and these are the ones I've been too

Stonehenge: 51°10'43.83"N 1°49'34.29"W

The Great Pyramids 29°58'34.83" N 31°07'59.12" E

The Parthenon 37°58'17.39" N 23°43'35.85" E

Roman coliseum 41°53'25.36" N 12°29'32.91" E

The Forum 41°53'15.12" N 12°29'15.09" E

Angkor Wat 13°24'44.25" N 103°52'00.90" E

Rhodes, Greece, Acropolis and stadium: 36°26'24.67"N, 28°12'40.86"E

Lindos, Greece Old Harbor (where certain Mr. Saint Paul shipwrecked), 36° 5'13.26"N, 28° 5'17.80"E

West Kennet Long Barrow 51.408603° N, 1.851389° W, Aberystwyth Castle 52°24'47"N 4°5'23"W

Dolbadarn Castle 53°6'59"N 4°6'51"W

Ancient Kamiros, 36°20'11.54"N, 27°55'16.32"E

Frankenstein Castle, Darmstadt, Germany: 49°47'35.76"N, 8°40'3.35"E

Tikal, Guatemala. 17°13'20"N 89°37'29"W

Petra, Jordan. 30°19'45.46" N 35°26'32.10" E

Easter Island. 27°05'48.73" S 109°15'06.93" W

Vesuvius: 40˚49'16.78"N 14˚25'32.91"E

Circus Maximus: 41˚53'11.75"N 12˚29'04.71"E

Unfinished obelisk: 24˚04'37.35"N 32˚53'43.93"E

Great Aten Temple: 27˚38'57.30"N 30˚54'14.35"E

Umm el-Qaab: 26˚10'29.80"N 31˚54'29.39E

Hatshepsut mortuary temple: 25˚44'17.64"N 32˚36'24.85"E

Malqata Palace: 25˚42'55.17"N 32˚35'27.80"E

Deir el Medina: 25˚43'40.87"N 32˚36'04.87"E

Senusret III pyramid: 29˚49'08.39"N 31˚13'31.83"E

Colosseum, Pompeii, Italy. 40°45'04.15" N 14°29'42.86" E

Karnak Temple, Luxor, Egypt. 25°43'03.61" N 32°39'28.36" E

My top three of these: Easter Island, Tikal and Ancient Kamiros

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2 hours ago, The_Spartan said:

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Not that exhausting I happened to have lived in Europe for four years and the Middle East for 20+ years so I had plenty of time to see them - well spread out over time. The Central American sites I saw either as tourist or as a Mayanist in training at various field schools.

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Nuraghe Seruci   - 39°14'56.51" N   8°25'28.43" E

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