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| There are a couple of other similar structures in the English landscape
Here�s the first it�s a flat topped man made hill in silbury, Wiltshire It�s called funnily enough Silbury hill |
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| The other is Dragon hill and its very famous in English mythology as it supposedly is where St George the patron saint of England killed the dragon that had been threatening the community. They both date from the same period as the Nazca Inscription. 3200bce | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The other similarity apart from the one that�s staring you in the face is that these two structures are less than 20 miles apart.
And the second one forms a mount in front of the Uffington horse/dragon But it�s not the only structure at Uffington from the same time period. |
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| Heres a picture of Uffington castle a Neolithic hill fort. And here it is in relation to the horse and dragon hill. A = dragon hill. B = white horse. C = Castle. |
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| Do you know that if you draw a line through all three you end back at similar Silbury again? Less than 20 miles to the southeast. Here�s another picture of it from the air | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| All these sites have something in common structurally. They�re all built out of earth in a country that has no rock quarries or supplies of clay for bricks close to hand. In that way they�re similar to all the buildings in the first Chapter. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||