Ancient Megaliths at Giant's Playground, Montana USA

Come along for a walk-through overview of the Giant's Playground Megalithic Complex in Montana USA with Julie Ryder. This video covers about 70% of the so-far discovered sites at this specific location. There is much more to be covered both at this site as well as the other many sites that Julie and her research companions have found in Montana.
Music composed and recorded by Nick Tenney
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[@markmcarthy596]

Elephant Rocks Missouri is almost identical

[@johncothren603]

If we're presently so advanced, yet unable to produce anything on this scale tells me people were on another level of awareness. You're not wrong, thank you for sharing.

[@taylorgall9516]

This is place is built by nature not mankind.

[@JesseP.Watson]

Puzzling statement, considering we've launched ships that weigh hundreds of thousands of tonnes that would dwarf this entire escarpment. ...And the biggest monolith moved on Earth by manpower alone weighed 1500 tonnes and was pulled 6km into position in 1768. So, not to be too picky, but, actually, what you wrote there just isn't true, every-which-way.

[@FacesintheStone]

Hi John you got it. We can get back to that spot though, they created this incredible lithic art in the history isn’t it. They were the books before books… I found out after looking at these little bird Effigies for 2 1/2 weeks or so. Learned the style of art. Now things are really going great. Isn’t that robotic watcher awesome?

[@FacesintheStone]

@@taylorgall9516 did you even see the robotic watcher? Human history goes back extremely far, we underestimated our ancestors.

[@patrickvanwormer509]

@johncothren603 who ever built Giants Playground apparently were able to live up to their name physically , mentally , and with wisdom as well imo !

[@dickhead1]

There is literally not one dang thinh at all that I could find in your video for even another to throw a complaint out!! I think you put together a very well made video and I subscribe the first day I saw your first video!! I've been waiting to see more and I'm so thankful that there are more coming it's awesome, truly awesome and mind-boggling to know that there are big megaliths like that in the USA! Thank you so much for taking the time out to even feel like making these videos I know anyone else that comes across these videos will be just as much appreciative as I am because it is such a different topic that is not well-known! Thank you again, until the next time I hope you take care!

[@lessmorley2091]

Thank you Julie for your efforts and,explanations thereof and also for revealing the geo-polymer concrete aspects as well..the work of giants-no doubt in my opinion-and,more biblical confirmation also..thanks again and God bless everyone

[@amberhines01]

I can't find any academic research besides this team on these structures. I love megalithic structures and I live in America yet never heard of this.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

We are currently filming a series of videos that will be posted on the MM KZbin Channel: kzbin.info/door/dFeIhHZdjebI7WPgN-guhQ

[@montanamegaliths4842]

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[@marym.7031]

Thank you for hiking out there to show us this amazing site.

[@catmanflorida2839]

Wow, thats amazing. Great research !!

[@brandonlong5828]

Thank you for sharing with us. Looking forward to your next video.

[@nickbar9420]

Fantastic site! The weathering on those rocks you're referring to as cement could be fire induced. Granite does flake off due to extreme heat. It's a safe assumption that these stones have been in place an extremely long time which increases the likelihood that they have been exposed to forest fires over the centuries.

[@wlsnpndrvs8593]

Extreme heat or not granite exfoliates

[@dawnmenning1820]

Beautifully documented!! Thank you for sharing!

[@tombrandt8137]

Awesome tour, thanks for sharing this amazing place. The wonders keep unfolding.

[@heinrichheine6137]

I was today years old when I learned about this! So exciting, now I gotta go!

[@theozarkhillbilly9040]

I've been trying to get a location on it with no luck

[@NameItBuildIt]

I’ve been waiting with great hope to see more from this site. Amazing work Julie! This is something people dream about. You and your husband have found one of the greatest finds in this whole country I believe! I’de love to see this place in my lifetime and you are bringing it to everyone through video. I’ve been studying ancient places like this my whole life. 25 years ago I went to the Mayan pyramid In Chichen Itza and the most calming, powerful feeling came over me when I climbed to the top of it. I wonder did you feel anything like that when you visit this site? Thank you for your great work and please keep it up 😎

[@montanamegaliths4842]

My first live interview with Joelyn Lutz titled Saving Giant's Playground: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGKQd3mIhdCrgrM

[@CuttySobz]

There are ancient egyptian temples in the grand canyon look up the work of Kincaide and don't trust the smithsonian after the turn of the century. Look up who the regents of the smithsonian have been throughout history and you will know that history is a lie.

[@es323aktive3]

Yeah, because she and her husband "found" it,lol. You're just about as delusional as she is thinking that sight is something other than natural stone formations. 🤣🤣🤣

[@JesusGarcia-gq7jz]

In Bulgaria there is an arqueological site called Perperikon, it was recently discovered about 30 years ago. For hundreds of years before , it was covered with dirt and trees and people always thought that all those giant stones were just part of the nature until they decided to dig and they discovvered a magnificent old city from 8000 years BC!! This place that you show us reminds me of it!!

[@JesusGarcia-gq7jz]

As Julia mentions, this was a global civilization, it's currently called Lemurians by actual men, but they didn't call them selves that way. According with James Churchward, this civilization enterd via Colorado River, from Sonora, Mexico. They used Colorado River as a high way to settled in all west of USA. Colorado River has hundreds of branches and division which help the sp called "lemurians" colonize this part of USA more that 12000 years ago, may be up to 30000 years ago.

[@davidnough705]

Just so beautiful, thanks for sharing!

[@krishnaabreakingnews]

Wow. Thanks a lot. This video should have a million views

[@dboydboy1000]

awesome keep up the amazing work

[@photoanalyst]

Fascinating ancient history! Explains much about these megaliths. I've studied the mud fossils videos and with this videos and others of the Montana megaliths which show the concrete and geopolymers and other amazing things...thanks!

[@SolzeyeJewels]

Wow! Thank you for posting this. It gives me chills watching it. Be Blessed.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Solzeye Then you will enjoy my latest video which is the first live interview done on site. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGKQd3mIhdCrgrM

[@sglaesner559]

Yeah Julie!!! A KZbin video. Much love to you. Want to visit one of these days. May take mini RV to carry all my new healing equipment. Oxygen, ultrasound, Healy, sauna tubes and of course the Stones. 2 years tomorrow. Still living well. Working the grid near Balsam Mt NC

[@montanamegaliths4842]

You are most welcome. The energy vortexes here at the MM enhance any healing modality.

[@matteroff]

Thanks for sharing & an excellent bit of info too. Like Abraham Lincoln said at Niagara Falls - "Extinct giants, who's bones fill our mounds & gazed on Niagara like ours".

[@bartholomewnathaniel807]

Deep- lots to say and so much more to do- keep sharing and take care!

[@leehuff9901]

This sight is unreal. Great video.

[@francavilla3386]

this was fantastic!! more more more

[@montanamegaliths4842]

We are currently filming more KZbins of the new sites I have recently discovered.

[@furryphone4417]

Endlessly fascinating! Thank you for sharing! My fondest hope is that in 2021 I will get a chance to visit these amazing sites!!

[@vivianhayes6865]

Absolutely amazing video 💯

[@nancybriggs1766]

Great job, rockstar Ryder, and thanks for sharing and caring!

[@jimmorgan5612]

Love your videos, Julie. Had no idea such work existed in Montana. When you get a chance could you superimpose the Piri Reis map on top of what you have called the same map on the white stone? I'm sure all of us would love to see that. Thanks for Jim in Rhode Island.

[@Typing.._]

Awesome 👏🏼 💯🇺🇸 Thanks for sharing the ReDiscovery 🎶 😎

[@catherinegrillos8739]

Excellent work citizen scientist! Thank you

[@mikecummings6593]

Earth geology and Glacier work make wonderful looking things

[@trunkmonkeyrodshop-68camar10]

I’m glad I found your channel. I live in Alberta and I would like to make my way down to Montana and check out all the ancient megalith.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

www.montanamegaliths.com/tours-montana-megaliths.html

[@michaelb4538]

Why arent these world famous? Theyre as impressive as stone henge if not more. There was definitely a world wide people. Atlantean I'd guess. Brilliant channel. I watch content like this all the time but only heard of these places through comment sections. Yt not recommending at all. Probably wants these channels burried as much as possible. How can those giant/megalith dolmen only be discovered in 2015 and by car also? Sorry I have so many questions. Great channel and discovery. One word of advice get a couple of metal detectors. You never know.

[@expectamiracle.406]

Most excellent. Thank you.

[@GamesAndSongs]

Awesome!

[@creestee08]

love it. more videos please.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

More to come soon. We have filmed the next one which will feature drone footage of Amber's Compass....the stone circle. Stay tuned.

[@tardigrade9493]

Julie, what a pleasant knowledgeable person you are. Thank you for the information, and I am pleased to see that North America has megoliths too.

[@mikecummings6593]

Megaliths created by geology and Glaciers come on LOL

[@tardigrade9493]

You could stand on your own two feet and make your own comment, instead of making a little reply to pick at my comment.

[@enlightenedhummingbird4764]

It's interesting how many comments are poo-poo-ing what she's suggesting. Reminds me of the med-pharm-gov industrial complex, and their tactics. Seems there's also a history-archeology-education industrial complex that has a major interest in forcing us to keep our head in the sand. Shaming and humiliating others with negative and berating comments makes me want to dig in and investigate further. "They" would not invest so much energy in attempting to force us to "look away" if she were not on to something... I'm not saying she's100% right, but I am open to checking it out further, including discussing it with other open-minded people. There's way more going on here (on planet Earth) than we will ever know.

[@ItsMe-zj2es]

Thanks so much for this video. Had no idea this was in Montana also. Amazing.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

We filmed another KZbin that should be out soon. The weather in Montana has been warm and clear....very unusual this time of year so we launched a drone. Stay tuned.

[@prepperpat]

Thanks so much!

[@jimmyjames5514]

Awesome! I love the robotic watcher?!

[@johnfree2833]

Never even heard of any of these! Time for investigation!

[@IlkkaFriman]

Looks lots like Gornaya shoria in Russia. 😊

[@ItsMe-zj2es]

Yes. It does.

[@intricatepeace2509]

I would be great if someone could date Gornaya and this. Or at least hypothesize on how long it would take these materials to degrade under different conditions. I like what you put together too by the way.

[@IlkkaFriman]

@@intricatepeace2509 👍😊

[@GamesAndSongs]

I see it! So beautiful!!!!

[@anewman1]

Nice video! Thank you 🍻 It looks as if a giant child was playing with rocks. But after watching a little longer it started to look like a really ancient site.

[@sharonsweet8826]

This is such a wonderful video...the energetics feel like they have been carried through. I love the historical data that you share and I can feel the stones energetically working the way they do. This is such a wonderful artistic creation that you and Nick have created...this feels like a real game changer as these are brought forward. Thank you for your ease with sharing these pieces...an uncovering of history...thank you, thank you, thank you...

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Sharon, You are welcome back anytime. There is a special camping spot near Giant's where we drum and sing under the stars around a campfire and often dream together. Next summer.

[@lindavroman5265]

Amazing to see and Amazing information. Thank You❤ I would love to see this myself. Maybe some day😍

[@montanamegaliths4842]

This week the weather is warm and the sun is shinning which is very unusual for January in Montana. We are filming Dragon's Lair and the Dancing Giant Feet Complex with a drone. See still shots here: www.montanamegaliths.com/nodia-megacomplex.html

[@montanamegaliths4842]

More to come in the near future on my Montana Megaliths KZbin Channel kzbin.info/door/dFeIhHZdjebI7WPgN-guhQ

[@coreahellwig181]

Great Stoff ! Thanks

[@CaliforniaCarpenter7]

Love it! You two would absolutely love some of the titanic granite outcrops we have way up in The Sierra Nevadas. Some of my favorite jumping rocks were 30 foot tall boulders. Looks like Paradise out there. Even in California the saying goes: “You’ll never meet anyone from Montana or Idaho that you won’t like!”

[@ARK842001]

What a great site! I wonder what lidar imaging would reveal about that area. I'll bet so called "experts" would dismiss these artificial structures as "glacial erratics". I'll also bet that these structures pre-date the first "officially accepted" human civilizations on this continent by a long, long way. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Giant's Playground was the first site that the satellite deep geoscans surveyed. Three dolmens here ramp down into circular chambers under the surface. The Geoscan Guys stated that Giant's Playground was at least 72,000 years old above ground as compared with other megalithic sites above and below the surface in the "Old World".

[@ARK842001]

That's amazing, need any help doing the excavation? Did they say how deep the structures go? At least 72,000 years? Lord only knows how many resets this site has seen. Very excited to see what's next.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

@@ARK842001 We are not excavating the site and hopefully no one else will either. These sites need to stay intact. The tallest dolmen in Europe fell down when people attempted to excavate it.

[@ARK842001]

@@montanamegaliths4842 , Should've thrown an "lol" in there. I was joking about the excavation.

[@spanqueluv9er]

@@ARK842001 No you weren’t. Own your words.🤦‍♂️

[@Iseekoutthetruth]

wow, very cool place to explore around. I have found Carved Rocks out on my hikes in The Arizona Desert.

[@grtchldy6561]

If you freeze frame at 2:30 OMG! The symmetry is perfect. Plus the way the stone sits perfectly on top of the others!!!

[@mikecummings6593]

It's called geology and Glaciers work from thousands of years ago giant glaciers deposited boulders all over the West

[@grtchldy6561]

@@mikecummings6593 just like at Matchu Pichu 🤪. Don’t forget Stone Henge. That’s also a glacier that put those there 🤣

[@Armyjay]

@@grtchldy6561 This place is absolutely nothing like Machu Pichu or Stone Henge, don’t be ridiculous. You’re not a geologist are you…Or an historian of ancient cultures - rhetorical questions.

[@Ben-ih6fn]

So amazing

[@dubselectorr345]

This sight is surely megalithic and intriguing. Great video and very interesting theories. I hope this audience is mature enough to denote the magnitude of this video and not dwell on geopolymer arguments. Also hypotheses on the figures, more opinions are necessary surely. This sight, though, coupled with the Sage wall and others found just in Montana alone, is truly enigmatic and should be cleaned up and properly excavated.

[@ThermaL-ty7bw]

looks more like a samurai warrior then a robot , with one eye always open , even when he sleeps

[@tomstanley7568]

6:11 if your watching this on a small screen good luck look between the trees at 6:11 see those three lines that form round things from the top of the rocks down thats from one of two things giant bodies or giant trees that have turned to stone

[@papawjones]

Our civilization has started so many times so long ago...

[@Supported-Characters]

It would be cool to have a stone and timber house here. The gaps between the boulders and the cliff sides would make an awesome home interior.

[@theozarkhillbilly9040]

where are these at specifically ?

[@glynnphillips9703]

Oh my gosh 😍 they are beautiful ✨️✨️✨️

[@montanamegaliths4842]

My first live interview...Saving Giant's Playground by Joelyn Lutz at WonHeart TV kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGKQd3mIhdCrgrM

[@madeintheu.s.a.wwg1wga449]

10:05 was super impressive!

[@montanamegaliths4842]

The Egyptian Bennu Bird is featured on this page: www.montanamegaliths.com/giants-playground-complex.html

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Ty for your work. In reference to a statue of a "robotic watcher", and its similarity to glyphs, have you heard of "squatting man"? An atmospheric plasma effect, reproduced in laboratories

[@montanamegaliths4842]

I wrote about the Squatting Man years ago. Scroll down here: www.galacticfacets.com/ancient-pictographs.html

[@Scp716creativecommons]

@@montanamegaliths4842 i doubted the concept wouldn't be novel, but i hadn't expected the pre-writ dissertation! How cool, haha. I'll scroll down; but only to start, the rest looks fascinating as well!

[@dougbillman2333]

Old maps show this area, as being where giants lived.....

[@mikeburns6118]

This is incedible.

[@nickyalexa7744]

I live in the Helena area; where is this?

[@durwinpocha2488]

Life on earth didn't begin lately and won't end soon..... The giants playground...

[@beingblack]

Most geologists are saying these formations are natural. I have no idea. I hope they are real.

[@jagers4xford471]

It would be interest to meet the beings who built these and other megaliths around the world. To see if the rocks are actual geopolymers. A sample needs to be analyzed and the rock structure should be looked at closely. If veins of quarts or there are large crystals found in the matrix of the rock, you may need to re-examine and adjust your hypothesis. Great videos, thanks...

[@janmalone8641]

Mr and Mrs Ryder, thank you for opening our eyes to these remarkable constructions. I , too, hope to visit with you one day. Jan in Delaware.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

You are welcome.

[@rgboyte]

Wow!

[@sunnyray7819]

5:55 That reminds me of something I seen in one of the Pyramids of Kemet. Or Egyt known to most, There are granite blocks that slide down so you can't pass through in the tunnel. The tunnel would go through it like a doorway but with the other blocks in front and behind it, you wouldn't know you had to slide it up and diagonally to open it. Say you only see a square doorway from the front.. it wouldn't be able to be pushed forward or pulled back. If this is something like that it's obviously in a bad state of preservation with a lot of blocks missing. But I couldn't help but thinking it may have had a similar purpose in the years past and this is all that is left now. Also I think you might be on to something with the geopolymer. The block you were standing in front of and around when you mentioned it do look kinda odd. I suspect you are probably right. To me I am seeing Egyptian and old world culture of Megalithic type stuff going on here. Nubs on some of the rocks in Montana and everything.. I been looking for something like this a long time, the Sage Wall... Like are you kidding me?, It's definitely Megalithic possible Cyclopian work, Looks like spots in Peru or a list of places... Polygonal blocks with nubs in America... Yes, Finally!!!! Lol

[@opinionsallowed5440]

Just wow.

[@chevyyyyyyy]

Do you hear that knocking noise? I wonder where it’s coming from.

[@youneverknow1536]

Im I missing something? I dont see anything you're pointing out. .. looks like a beautiful place though!

[@mtnman66]

I would love to spend several nights camping with them to feel their energies! Is that permissible in the area?

[@montanamegaliths4842]

The majority of the MM that we have verified so far are within 60 miles of Helena, Montana. Many are on US National Forest land and so you can even camp out there like we often do.

[@Bill-cv1xu]

Any connection with the sleeping giant north of Helena? 🤔

[@jimmychavez1313]

@ 3:30 Is it me or can anyone else see in the upper right side see a Wolfs Head ? I can see the eye & with it’s mouth a little open

[@johnq.b457]

I love ancient history and have followed Graham Hancock's work since 2000. I think he's on to something, but ma'am, with all due respect, your husband just discovered an interesting natural formation of rock

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Ask Graham Hancock what he thinks about the Montana Megaliths. He has followed my work for years and has inside information about the satellite deep geoscans that prove this is one of the oldest and largest megalithic sites in the world with 85% of the structures below the surface.

[@tomstanley7568]

that aint the giants play ground well it might be because those rocks were all giants parts

[@ninjabait]

Woow 😲

[@jurgenhaflinger1188]

Das gleiche gib es in Süddeutschland, Schweiz und östereich. Great

[@SuperMagnetizer]

Translation: The same formations are found in southern Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.

[@jurgenhaflinger1188]

Wo sind diese Felsformationen in Montana?

[@adamlangdon2245]

There are people who go to to college to learn about rocks and the earth, I know I sound crazy, but there are people that know exactly how these formations were made, naturally.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

These educated people are not aware of the satellite deep geoscans that prove that the Montana Megaliths were intentionally constructed. Their knowledge is obsolete.

[@TheRoon4660]

It would be good if you reedited your video and adjusted the sound levels. Very interesting video never the less.

[@tomstanley7568]

im pretty sure now all sand stone especially the red is all petrified giants bodies of giant creatures and people and giant trees

[@weepingwillowtree980]

Hi Julie... 😘 Steve the Arborist

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Weeping Willow, I am sure that Jakob told you he found me at Giant's Playground. Miss you. So many new things to show you next summer.

[@neilbrown2788]

You should take a structural Geology course at local university. All mountain ranges are form as rocks are compressed and thrust up from deep depths to surface. This process of compression creates fracture patterns in the rocks that are at predictable orientations and are shear conjugate sets called Sigma 1,2 and 3. These fractures sets are created at depth and hot fluids saturated in respect to various minerals flowing thru the fracture net work and precipitate quart and calcite in the fractures sets. When these rocks reach the surface in an outcrop those fracture filled sets are planes of weakness and the rocks break along them. This is what you are seeing as blocks. Vertical bedding variations in rock hardness are creating a second pattern of fractures that cross the near vertical to bedding shear conjugate sets mentioned above and the rocks now look like blocks. Sadly not man made as that would be a far more interesting story.

[@rdmanone]

Her heart is in the right place but unfortunately this is just a natural formation. Her husband is the one that discovered them in 2015?

[@neilbrown2788]

@@rdmanone Ok I understand now. Thanks for pointing this out. Noticed you have a old Z on your site. Funny I have a 2006 350 Z myself😀

[@derekflegg2670]

Looks like the Gornaya Shoria megaliths. Russian: Горная Шория) in southern Siberia, Russia, lying to the east of the Altay Mountains.

[@cameliafinleyfilms]

It was not discovered in 2015. The tribal elders of the Blackfeet, Crow, Salish and Bannock have the true legends of this place since they have lived there for over 20,000 years now.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

I spend a lot of time in Indian Country with Elders from several tribes. Leon Secatero, former Navajo leader, came to Montana and taught us about the very ancient cycles of time where world wide advanced civilizations built cities here in Montana, hence the artifacts of several world wide ancient cultures are here. However many of the Elders distance themselves from the validity of the statues of the Buddhas, Tartessia (the last queen of Atlantis), the figures of Hanuman ( the Hindu Monkey God) and the several images of Sumerian Gods and Goddesses. Satellite deep geoscans have confirmed that what is above the surface in the MM is at least 72,000 years old. www.montanamegaliths.com/ancient-connection-collection.html

[@mathewmikolas1492]

As much as I would to believe these are not naturally occurring, there is nothing shown here that could not have a natural, geological explanation. Still pretty cool though.

[@williamryder5021]

My last names Ryder! Lol

[@unklespleefy6925]

Hello, I've been studying, in depth, Ancient Megaliths, the world over.....thank you for your work in this little studied , Ancient history...

[@spanqueluv9er]

^No you haven’t.🤦‍♂️

[@Mithras444]

I can't believe Georgio Tsoucolos hasn't been there???

[@montanamegaliths4842]

He has not been invited however Dr. Sam Osmanagich was here and made several videos one of which was filmed at Giant's Playground. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGakaKejh81qsKc

[@archangelsailo6925]

The mainstream Academia will claim these structure as a natural geological formation again like they did at Gornaya Shoria, the stone wall at New Zealand, and many other ancient rock walls. If something is not within the modern paradigm of the academia, they would always try to cover up and put a lid on it.

[@mikecummings6593]

I believe things such as the sphinxes age maybe much older and those beautiful Granite boxes at sikora and Egypt are puzzling to say the least but I believe these Granite Beauties are formed from natural geology and Glaciers

[@thomaslewis8515]

You had two white rocks supporting a large rock pointing to the right. The two white rocks, I would call down here in NM as "eye catchers". Meaning they are to catch the eye. The large rock pointing to the right points to something. It would be interesting to see what it is pointing toward. Down here I always think a pointer rock is pointing to something or away from something, so you look both directions. This may not be helpful, but just thought I would bring it up.

[@richardtate8621]

If evergreen dolmen is 83ft and thunderbolt mountain is 186ft then it’s not Exactly double the height like you stated. But everything is beautiful!

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Sorry. Math is not my strong suit. Evergreen Dolmen is 166 feet high.

[@charliemowry774]

Find a door, Julie!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@aar1843]

Great Work Indeed In Discovering Such A Fantastic Site...Now It's Been Found..Now is the Time To Protect it and Give it The National. & international Recognition It Deserves... I've heard it's been somehow bought & is on "Private Property" Obviously This Entire Site Do to It's Global 🌎🌍🌏 Importance should Be A National Park...💯🤔👀🇺🇸AR...

[@montanamegaliths4842]

We have discovered 111 megalithic and pre-megalithic sites so far. They are located on four different National Forests, BLM land, Private land, Designated Wilderness and Recreation Areas. www.montanamegaliths.com/

[@pauladiaz7101]

They look like natural formations to me

[@michaeldesilvio2060]

Scientists and archaeologists should get a job at burger king.

[@montanamegaliths4842]

Many of the alternative scientists and archaeologists have contributed to the growing body of knowledge regarding the MM. I ignore the pejorative comments by those who are stuck in the old paradyme.

[@michaeldesilvio2060]

@@montanamegaliths4842 I'd be ashamed if I couldn't give an intelligent explanation for these structures after twelve years of college.

[@iamhearelshaddai]

🙏