Sunday Site Visit 87: ANCIENT JAPAN - Oshito Ishi Hill

[@Gilliemist]

Cool episode, love seeing your excitement as your field studies confirm your hypothesis/research

[@micahkitchens2480]

Would love to see you on ancient apocalypse! I know the theories are different but the animators for the show do such a well job on imagining what the structures looked like in their prime, I’d love to see that done for these ancient structures

[@WalkSlowly-nv6wf]

Hi Geoff! Could the pointing shape of this higher rock be due to a melting of the stone? Will you show us the strange mound lying further south in next episodes? Looks like liked with that hill.

[@thelandofchem]

Yo WS! Yes, the shaped apex of the stone is from the lightning discharges. Just dropped a Members Only episode with the last site from our September expedition, but there may be more in the works ;) stay tuned!

[@MM180.9]

Can you imagine a bunch of white robed Japanese druids assembling this did they discover this old school transistor radio set already up and running 💨 Your work is so important it makes these senators and congressmen look like chickens running around the coop. Best site on the internet 🎉 The undiscovered country, or in this case, The Unknown Druid ❤

[@thelandofchem]

Thank you MM!

[@OrionSelmanoff]

Aloha from Maui ❤

[@thelandofchem]

Yo Orion!

[@Spam_Jelly]

" ...that's not petroglyphs, Academy of BS???" The Japanese are gonna do you like they did Johnny Somali. Another good site vist.

[@thelandofchem]

Thank you. I call it like I see it, and it's absolutely not petroglyphs

[@ActuallyHandsome]

Interesting, very interesting indeed, so what the Egyptians were trying to do,is to emulate a mountain or a volcano, and the bigger and taller the volcano is, the biiger the intensity of lightning hitting the soil. I wonder if the Egyptians, or Atlanteans, used this kind of technology to make the derserts green, all over the planet.

[@user-yv5kf4so2y]

A book entitled "Petrograph Handbook" was written by Nobuhiro Yoshida and issued in 1994. In the book, a petrograph "(Celtic) God Bel and a Man with a Bow" of an Oshito Stone is introduced.

[@user-yv5kf4so2y]

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[@Knotdead73]

Using GOOGLE Earth, You can easily make out structures around that 'bute'. There are stright line in triangle form and other things that makes it obvious, there's not just magnetic rocks there. Look it up

[@Johnnyp541]

Are you afraid of getting struck by lightning while you’re inside those stone circles?

[@user-yv5kf4so2y]

The Oshito Stons contains abundant magnetite (iron oxide) which is magnetic and electroconductive. The bare stones on the hill are, like lightning rods, ready to be struck by thunder lightenings.

[@Eric_Taylor]

Does lighting still strike them today? If not why? What time do they work exactly? My guess is under specific planetary/ moon alignments generating a sort of high tide on land PLUS a certain time of year and then the atmospheric conditions. How do we turn them back on? ha thanks man

[@thelandofchem]

Yo Eric! Yes, it still happens today. The researchers describe it happening during one of their visits to the site. It's a common occurrence at most of these stone circle structures

[@PAUL1sLOVE]

How's Christmas?

[@thelandofchem]

@PAUL1sLOVE yo Paul! All good here. And I hope you have a fantastic finale to 2024! Just dropped a little early Christmas present on the Members Only channel. Enjoy!

[@candui-7]

Any takers for the LoC fan club? Convention at Aztalan, Wisconsin summer 2025?

[@thelandofchem]

No one is going to Wisconsin lol 😆

[@candui-7]

@ I think me and one other might show up Geoff.

[@RobertBroek]

Meat turn in to stone perfect antenna like meat liquid crystal body do with hart and brain electric thunder😊as above so with in titan gaints and drankens yin yang of cosmos electric univers game 😊

[@maxhunter3574]

I would love to know a lidar scan under these hills. What would it reveal? If it ever was a "petroglyph" then it is heavily eroded, attesting to its age. But they don't look like anything man made.

[@candui-7]

GPR would work, lidar is for surface feature recognition.

[@maxhunter3574]

@candui-7 true. I do think of those as the same, although they are different.

[@thelandofchem]

Yep

[@thelandofchem]

It's definitely not a petroglyph

[@fusion9619]

You got tricked. Sun wouldnt go through the same spot thousands of years ago. Solstice BS. Those are just rocks.

[@IronHayden]

You sure about that?

[@fusion9619]

@IronHayden how is this not obvious?

[@OmarFawcett]

Magnificent, Magnetically, Monumental, Mountain. So, are the stones a naturally occurring outcrop that has been repositioned by humans ? ,or have the stones been moved to the top from somewhere else ? 💡🪨⛈

[@thelandofchem]

Thank you Omar! After some thorough research, the hill and stones themselves appear to be a natural formation. However, there is also evidence that the existing stones were moved and repositioned at the site. So they used what was already there and just reoriented some of them. Fascinating site and I was thrilled to get some corroboration of my hypothesis while we were actually there.

[@OmarFawcett]

@@thelandofchem Thanks Geoff. I really appreciate your replies.

[@thelandofchem]

@OmarFawcett my pleasure. Early Christmas present coming up tomorrow for the Members Only!

[@user-yv5kf4so2y]

The Oshito Stons contains abundant magnetite (iron oxide) which is magnetic and electroconductive. The bare stones on the hill are, like lightning rods, ready to be struck by thunder lightenings.