Basalt acoustic resonance suggests musical harmonic civilization. Basalt selected for its ferromagnetic and resonance properties Coarse porous basalt used for acoustic purposes, not writing Stones placed at nodal points in natural limestone formations
Basalt at Ayanis Kalesi was selected for its ferromagnetic and resonance properties. Coarse porous basalt was used for acoustic purposes, not writing. Stones were placed at nodal points in limestone formations, arranged like piano keys in harmonic arrangement. This suggests practitioners had advanced knowledge of mineral properties for resonance. Undocumented walls found with intervals suggesting energy bridging.
Key Facts
- Basalt selected for its ferromagnetic and resonance properties
- Coarse porous basalt used for acoustic purposes, not writing
- Stones placed at nodal points in natural limestone formations
- Similar to piano keys in harmonic arrangement
- Practitioners identified specific mineral properties of stones
- Connection to worldwide sites using similar stone for resonance
- Undocumented walls found with intervals suggesting energy bridging
Related site: Ayanis Kalesi — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Older Than Göbekli Tepe? New Discoveries in Türkiye - Matthew LaCroix, Robert Edward Grant by Matthew LaCroix