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Michael Tellinger tells Awaken Zone that southern Africa holds a vanished stone civilization missing from ordinary history. He jokes about jobless ancients inventing pyramids, then says the real omission is the south. His pictures show low circles, each slightly different, joined by long channels, with honeycomb plans and flower shapes buried in soil. Wavy inner walls, he says, were deliberate. Counts he cites rise from thousands of ruins to tens of thousands, and his aerial tally, he claims, passed ten million. That number, for him, means the books are wrong. He repeats a story that early visitors were told the local people had not built the walls. Adam’s Calendar is his prize, still casting a shadow he calls the oldest working sun calendar, aligned in his work with Orion, nearby pyramid hills, and, by way of Great Zimbabwe, the Great Pyramid. Gold sits beside the circles. A 2005 survey, he says, mapped thousands of old mines, and miners describe tunnels and veins cleaned out without cracking the rock. These are Tellinger’s claims.
Key points
- Tellinger says southern Africa holds a vanished stone building tradition that ordinary histories omit.
- He describes low circles linked by long channels, with wavy walls and buried connecting shapes.
- His count of the ruins climbs into the millions, which he takes as proof the population was never sparse.
- Adam’s Calendar, in his claim, still works as a sun calendar and lines up with other famous monuments.
- He places ancient gold mines beside the circles and repeats miners’ stories of strange underground workings.
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it remains as far as I know the oldest working Sun calendar found to date
Michael Tellinger, Southern African stone ruins
He claims Adam’s Calendar still marks the sun and is the oldest to do so. Watch at 13:19
Geological Survey in 2005 showed thousands of these old gold mines
Michael Tellinger, Southern African stone ruins
He ties the stone circles to a dense field of old gold workings. Watch at 17:08
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