Monumental earthworks of Newark and Chaco Canyon mapped celestial alignments. Paviland Manor Cropmark Complex, North-Eastern Polygonal Enclosure in Ohio contains massive earthworks that were largely erased after pre-Civil War times Chaco Canyon was a hub of a cosmological civilization filling the entire San Juan basin The Chaco-Kinliche-Chimney Rock cultural complex was laid out as a map of the heavens
The Paviland Manor Cropmark Complex, North-Eastern Polygonal Enclosure in Ohio held massive earthworks largely erased after pre-Civil War times. Chaco Canyon in New Mexico served as a hub for a cosmological civilization spanning the entire San Juan basin. Both sites, part of the Chaco-Kinliche-Chimney Rock complex, were laid out as maps of the heavens. Temples fused energies of the heavens with energies of the earth. Researchers now use old surveys and LiDAR to reveal subsurface structures.
Key Facts
- Paviland Manor Cropmark Complex, North-Eastern Polygonal Enclosure in Ohio contains massive earthworks that were largely erased after pre-Civil War times
- Chaco Canyon was a hub of a cosmological civilization filling the entire San Juan basin
- The Chaco-Kinliche-Chimney Rock cultural complex was laid out as a map of the heavens
- The temple or chamber structure was a means of fusing energies of the heavens with energies of the earth
- The Newark complex is being studied using old surveys of Squire and Davis and new LiDAR technology revealing subsurface structures
Related site: Paviland Manor Cropmark Complex, North-Eastern Polygonal Enclosure — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Ancient Builders: Live Quest Presentation by The Randall Carlson