Stone Markings

The stones at coral castle "Rock Gate" are marked with this pattern. Well at least the ones on the walls. Did ED use these metal bars in some way? The pattern seems to only be on one side of the rock from what I can see. The markings almost look like they have been melted in?





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  1. Nuevo Vidente20 January 2012 at 7:52 am

    We took some good photos of these a while back. Another thing to note is that there is evidence of holes drilled into the coral slab and then plastered over, it was a thought that maybe he inserted metal rods or some other magnetic material into the slabs in order to move them and manipulate their placement. I'll try to send them over to you.

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