Eldo
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Eldo, you must have not read this post.
And.....?
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Eldo, you must have not read this post.
Are you trying to out nonsense another poster with unproven fabricated fantasy false information posted as fact?
Ever seen this stone a part of the great mystery there on the island?
The one with the same marks as found on the H + O stone?
Stones don't spend near as well as silver or gold. Can you show any value to these markings or cyphers?
Knowledge is only so valuable as it's ability to yield results. Pedant information does not feed mouths or minds.
There's also some question about what it might be revealing. The following seems to be a fair translation of the text as widely presented:
Halt, don't be timid. Dig at 40 feet with the angle 45 degrees. The shaft at 522 feet at your entry. The corridor at 1065 feet reaches the chamber.
La Formule. Halte. Ne terrer pas. Creuser a quarante pied avec a angle de quarante cinq degre. La hampe a cinq cent deus pied a vous entre.
After the Dark Ages William the Conqueror (c.1066) re-introduced Roman length measurements to England, and Friesland/Normandy was already using them.
The Pes (length of a foot) was 11.65" current inches. The Uncia (1/12 of a Pes) was 0.97"
The Danish Fod was 12.36 current inches.
France - after Charlemagne - was using the Pied du roi (King's foot) which was about 12.79 current inches. Known in England as the "Paris Foot".
The Dutch used a Voet which was about 11.63"
Haven't come across a "Large Stone" (Megalith) as a unit of measure prior to the 1950's when Alexander Thorn speculated it may have been used. There is no historical evidence or mention of such in the preserved record - though that was because he proposed it was used before written history. Another pseudo-science jump.