A Neolithic Wall Discovered in North America Portraying Mayan Civilization Styles
On a county road located in the western part of the United States, a mayan civilization type wall was discovered. Upon studying it, it was a unique pattern and was able to compare in a similar manner to other Neolithic artifact discoveries that had been found. The peculiarity was in how the walls were placed together.
While we carefully studied and looked at it, we discovered that round rocks had been formed and placed vertically on the top of one another and then they were cemented into position. Because of it's period of existence, the cement is being slowly corroded and falling away. The pattern that is seen, gives us an idea of how the Neolithic age built and constructed each of their buildings that can be compared with Mayan civilization.
Inside the broken cement are the rocks and they all feature carefully formed, curvy undersides, so as to be able to lay on each other. The base of the wall, before it is consumed under ground, contains large rocks, and when it rises to the peak, the rocks become littler in their size. Debris and rubble seem to finish it up at the top. This wall of the Neolithic revolution could very well be buried deep into the earth or might not even go deep at all. The top curves to a dome shape form and vanishes under the rubbish. It could very well be like the other discovery that was found where we had to dig over 30 feet underneath cliff and ground to break into a mayan civilization type room.
The ancient americans here in the United States is an ongoing riddle and still has so much more stuff to be uncovered. An example might be in discovering the ways that they built buildings? Or even the Neolithic artifacts used in this the New Stone Age. Through studying the many artifacts found, it gives us ideas and clues into a bigger picture. By establishing the artifacts and executing a thorough study of them (the grinding, the pecking, and the chipping) and mayan civilization, brings us nearer to understanding the way they made things.
The ultimate goal of studying these finds is to get a good idea of how one might break into an ancient room. Clues are continually being looked for through these New Stone Age (Neolithic) discoveries. A wondered question about the wall is what exactly is it? Was it used to reside in by the people of the ancients? Or is the wall just revealing a portion of a huger find that has not yet been uncovered?
While we carefully studied and looked at it, we discovered that round rocks had been formed and placed vertically on the top of one another and then they were cemented into position. Because of it's period of existence, the cement is being slowly corroded and falling away. The pattern that is seen, gives us an idea of how the Neolithic age built and constructed each of their buildings that can be compared with Mayan civilization.
Inside the broken cement are the rocks and they all feature carefully formed, curvy undersides, so as to be able to lay on each other. The base of the wall, before it is consumed under ground, contains large rocks, and when it rises to the peak, the rocks become littler in their size. Debris and rubble seem to finish it up at the top. This wall of the Neolithic revolution could very well be buried deep into the earth or might not even go deep at all. The top curves to a dome shape form and vanishes under the rubbish. It could very well be like the other discovery that was found where we had to dig over 30 feet underneath cliff and ground to break into a mayan civilization type room.
The ancient americans here in the United States is an ongoing riddle and still has so much more stuff to be uncovered. An example might be in discovering the ways that they built buildings? Or even the Neolithic artifacts used in this the New Stone Age. Through studying the many artifacts found, it gives us ideas and clues into a bigger picture. By establishing the artifacts and executing a thorough study of them (the grinding, the pecking, and the chipping) and mayan civilization, brings us nearer to understanding the way they made things.
The ultimate goal of studying these finds is to get a good idea of how one might break into an ancient room. Clues are continually being looked for through these New Stone Age (Neolithic) discoveries. A wondered question about the wall is what exactly is it? Was it used to reside in by the people of the ancients? Or is the wall just revealing a portion of a huger find that has not yet been uncovered?