Rock art? I don’t think so, man-made I do think so, when Australian researchers talk of Kariong Gosford NSW, immediately the hierarchy throw up smoke screens and remind us plebs how un-educated we are, Uni Prof’s with facility qualifications stand and study this on-site for at least 15 minutes before retiring to Woy Woy for a waterfront counter lunch then tell us to go away? May be rightfully so. Then there’s this piece of ‘what’ in my photo? a coffin top, -- manmade clay or rendered lid? -- off what? NOTE the intentional stripped markings and how these veins diminish. we started exploring Kariong from Mackay (2500 kilom away) in 2002, in 2004 some of our group went there and this piece of whatever was just lying inconspicuously in the grass, by its self, nothing within meters in any direction, so how or why did that happen? UFO?, laser cutter? act of nature? I don’t think so. I myself was there in 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011 each visit usually 2 days and the item in this picture has been removed. It is my belief that there is/was a tomb at Kariong, I believe that at least 3 men, a journalist and a camera man (all non-local) with 2 teenagers were at the site when articles were removed, other NSW researchers have divulged other items, each one with excuses of how they obtained their particular item – but always far away from Kariong?? Are they right? are they wrong? I don’t really care, I’ve been researching Kariong for over 13 years and I have had various theories and I have always been willing to share everything I know, but in return in regard to Kariong I have only received 97% bullshit from the hairy fairies in the garden. So why this photo ?? Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas of what this piece could be?
Posted on: Tue, 08 Jul 2014 03:47:06 +0000
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