Hugh Newman

These are the geometries we find. all across the British Isles. We find these six to eight different types, including the ellipse. And they have different construction ways of doing it. They're called flattened eggs, they're called flattened circles, egg-shaped circles, things like this. So I applied this to Quebecly Tepe to see what I could find. It'll probably be the next couple of slides.

Yeah, so here, this is like enclosure D. And we've got an egg-shaped circle type one.

Yeah, so here, this is like enclosure D. And we've got an egg-shaped circle type one.

Yeah, so here, this is like enclosure D. And we've got an egg-shaped circle type one.

now you get different but it might look like it's a bit off but it's actually you get different widths heights on there of these different geometries um and if we just keep going on there's a few other geometries we can look at and you see these in british stone circles you see them in brittany and france but the fact is you're finding them now in quebec lutepe which is 6 000 years earlier at least right

now you get different but it might look like it's a bit off but it's actually you get different widths heights on there of these different geometries um and if we just keep going on there's a few other geometries we can look at and you see these in british stone circles you see them in brittany and france but the fact is you're finding them now in quebec lutepe which is 6 000 years earlier at least right

now you get different but it might look like it's a bit off but it's actually you get different widths heights on there of these different geometries um and if we just keep going on there's a few other geometries we can look at and you see these in british stone circles you see them in brittany and france but the fact is you're finding them now in quebec lutepe which is 6 000 years earlier at least right

which is pretty amazing. And then even in Nabata Playa in Egypt, we have the same geometry going back nearly 7,000, around 7,000 BC.

which is pretty amazing. And then even in Nabata Playa in Egypt, we have the same geometry going back nearly 7,000, around 7,000 BC.

which is pretty amazing. And then even in Nabata Playa in Egypt, we have the same geometry going back nearly 7,000, around 7,000 BC.

They don't? No. Really? They're not interested.

They don't? No. Really? They're not interested.

They don't? No. Really? They're not interested.

They discovered the equilateral triangle. That was all.

They discovered the equilateral triangle. That was all.

They discovered the equilateral triangle. That was all.

Yeah, this one here.

Yeah, this one here.

Yeah, this one here.

Yeah, no, they're not interested for sure at the site. This one's the most fascinating one. This is a flattened circle modified type B, and it almost perfectly fits enclosure C precisely. And even the construction points where the C is, that is actually where the T pillars are.