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An aerial view of the Rujm el-Hiri, northern Israel

There are countless examples of biological systems as signatures on or just below the surface of the earth; this means that many are not visible without gaining some altitude. The structures stretch over vast areas, and most of them appear to be interconnected.  There is very little structure remaining above ground in some regions so can easily be overlooked, and for the most part, it seems they have been by mainstream archaeology.

 

(Fig.1). This structure is in Northern Israel. Israeli archaeologists believe the construction was around 3000 BCE, but they don't know by whom, and for what purpose. They hypothesise that it was for observing the stars, while at the same time, the same kind of structure in Africa is believed to have been for housing animals. In Jordan and Whales (UK) they are thought to be the remains of battle emplacements, while in Gozo (Malta) they are believed to have been built as temples.

 

 

(Fig.2).We can make a comparison between the cell structure of various plant stems with some of these structures. In most cases, I consider that we are looking at the top of the root cap, in others, we see the remains of the much larger structure, but only parts of the vascular bundles are visible.

 

I do accept people were living in these areas pre and post Inca while using the materials and building on these sites, the key thing to remember is they are the remains of enormous natural biological structures. Some of these original arrangements were probably turned into temples as the people knew these structures were especially unique and associated them with the gods.  

(Fig.4).These seemingly random configurations of stone have scientists puzzled, Located high on top of hills and mesas in the basalt desert of Jordan the scientists believe they have found the remains of a 6000-year-old fort and are left questioning why did inhabitants decide to settle in a remote desert. Archaeologists say they have unearthed three ancient, fortified settlements that may hold the earliest evidence of 'artificial' irrigation systems. According to Bernd Muller-Neuhof, head of the study from the Orient Department of the German Archaeological Institute, "there is unconfirmed evidence these people built wells in (wadi beds) and used lava tubes (natural conduits formed by flowing lava), which fill up during the rainy season to hold water".

I would say that what these scientists believe are 'advanced irrigation systems' and 'lava tubes' are in fact the remains of giant lithified root systems. The signatures of this ancient flora cover the desert from Syria to Saudi Arabia.

(Fig.5).In South Africa we can see the same structures, some scientists and researchers believe these could be hundreds of thousands of years old, while others call these cattle kraal of little historical significance, even though there is no evidence of any doorways or openings in a lot of these structures. 

Michael Tellinger, author, explorer, and scientist from Africa has spent a lot of time on the ground examining these stone circles. He estimates that there are millions of these structures all over the African continent, and he believes they are related to the Sumerian gods. He thinks that these structures worked like circuit boards using sound energy. He bases this assumption on real data, and the fact that all these structures appear interconnected over enormous distances. They also have a very high silicon content and a very exceptional vibratory quality. They are sometimes called singing stones and ring like a bell. The geometry of the structures conform to nature's universal law or the golden ratio, and they also appear to interfere with electromagnetic devices and compasses in the centre of the patterns. I think the results of Michale Telengers experiments, samples, and overall objective evidence collated can be applied quite nicely to the genuine nature of these structures.   

Jordan

Badia Desert

Maitland's 'Mesa.'

In Malta, we see the same cellular signatures that we witness at the other sites around the world, but we also have solid blocks remaining that have some interesting similarities to Sacsayhuaman. 

Hagar Quim, megalithic temple, Malta.

Screenshot from Google Earth showing the distribution of these structures just over a small area of the South African landscape

South Africa

Giant Tower, Gozo, Malta

In the 9th century B.C traders and colonists from the Middle East crossed the Mediterranean Sea, they arrived on the island of Sardinia where they found an undeveloped indigenous society living among giant stone towers called nuraghi. The people were living in rooms inside the structures, corridors and interior staircases connected levels with some floor a ceiling structure. The remains of dozens of these nuraghi structures can be found all over the island, mainly in the north.

Sardinia, Italy

Sardinia has some other very interesting megalithic sites like the Tombs of Giants, Sprit/Fairy houses, and underground temples/chambers that are strikingly similar to the Hypogeum located in Malta. 

 

(Fig.8). Here we have the first type of giants tomb called the "slab type."  Pieces protrude from the ground and are arranged side-by-side with a central door cut through the largest part, some of these slabs are around four meters in height.

Villanova Monteleone, Italy

I believe the people who lived here at that time were carving into relatively soft biological structures just as we carve wood today. These structures were so vast they could make rooms and floors inside. We see this all over the world with various styles of carving and construction.  

 Sardinia, Italy 

Sacsayhuaman, Peru

(Fig.9). Comparing the blocks from Sardinia to the blocks from Sacsayhuaman we can see the same complex structures throughout.  

 

(Block type)  Giants Tomb, Sardinia

Fig. 10. 

Ollantaytambo, Peru  (sun temple)

 

(Fig.6). If we compare these blocks from the Hagar Quim temple in Malta with the Sun temple Peru (Fig.7), they are notably similar, the biggest difference here is the material. The blocks in Malta are limestone, and in Peru they are granite. This difference in material hardness between the two sites explains the difference in erosion, but the reasons for the transition to these materials during the lithification process to me at this time remains a mystery that demands to be solved, it may be the location and the species of flora.

   

 Stem cell structure

Malta

Ggantija (Giant Tower), Malta

Ġgantija or Giant Tower is complex of megalithic temples from the Neolithic period c 3600–2500 BCE, which would make them over five and a half thousand years old. They are located on the island of Gozo. The Giants Tower temples are claimed to be some of the earliest of the Megalithic Temples of Malta.

 

I would assert that these structures are vastly older. The people occupied these pre-existing structures; they didn't construct them. Obviously, there would be some remodelling to suit the new purpose of the structure. So the dating is accurate to the people, artefacts, culture and religious beliefs of that period but not the existing structure.  

 

The Governor of Gozo, Col. John Otto Bayer, had the site cleared of debris In 1827. It's said that the soil and artefacts within were never properly examined and the remains were subsequently lost.

 

The temple and the surrounding areas were 'rehabilitated' in the 2000s, and lightweight walkways were installed in the temple in 2011.

I believe what we see here, and the other temple sites across Malta are the remains of a much larger biological structure. These similarly shaped temples I consider to be the remnants of the vascular bundles.  

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Hagar Quim, Malta.

Transverse section of a Papyrus stem, Cyperus papyrus L. (Cyperaceae). Dark background, ob 6 X. (Photo G.P. Sini).

Monocot root (closed vascular bundle)

Dicot stem (open vascular bundles)

The significant difference between a Monocot stem and a Dicot stem is that monocot arranges the vascular tissue sporadically while Dicot arranges it in a well-differentiated donut shape. Examples of Dicot are, rose, apple, sunflower, etc. Examples of monocot are wheat, maize, rice, and sugarcane.

(Slab type) Giants Tombs, Sardinia, Italy

(Fig.10). The other type of giants tomb is called the 'block type' these are comprised of rectangular blocks. The United Kingdom, Malta, and Minorca also have structures very similar to the block-like tombs. I consider that all these structures were once gigantic living flora of various species. In some instances, the cell structures appear remarkably similar to modern species of today. These structures spread across every continent in different forms, a vast amount look worked for use as dwellings; some are very simple while in other locations we appear to have the remains of cities and palaces. 

Aerial view of the Tarxien Temple, Malta.

 Tarxien Temples, Malta.

We can see extensive areas of restoration throughout the Tarxien temple, some of the larger blocks have been made up of concrete where the top of the original blocks has fallen apart due to weathering.

Giant Temple, Gozo

Figure 1.

Figure 2. Water lily stem cross-section 

Fig. 3.Marsilea T.S. root.

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Fig. 8. 

Fig. 8. 

E.R & Ribosome 

Mitochondria 

Fig. 9.

mitochondrion

E.R

Ribosome 

Ribosome 

Fig. 6. 

Biological Signatures  

Pre-Inca

Fig. 5. 

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