On the Kasta Hill perimeter wall
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 1:44 am
Some new findings about the Kasta Hill monument.
I just did some work on the Millers 1972 paper about the marble slabs at Kasta Hill's perimeter wall.
Their work is being used by some to dispute the Dendrinos' finding about the five layers of 365 slabs in each layer.
What I found out is that the Millers potentially fudged their numbers regarding their alleged "measurements" of these slabs' 3-d sizes.
I'll bwe happy to give details if any one is interested.
The evidence is presented by me (under the pseudonym "Goerge Watkins") on the FB site: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006919804554
I just did some work on the Millers 1972 paper about the marble slabs at Kasta Hill's perimeter wall.
Their work is being used by some to dispute the Dendrinos' finding about the five layers of 365 slabs in each layer.
What I found out is that the Millers potentially fudged their numbers regarding their alleged "measurements" of these slabs' 3-d sizes.
I'll bwe happy to give details if any one is interested.
The evidence is presented by me (under the pseudonym "Goerge Watkins") on the FB site: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006919804554