Mike Collins

Sure.

Sure.

Yeah, no, I, I, I've shared this before. I feel like the cart ruts are tied into quarries. I feel like there's a connection there. I think that cart ruts are tied into quarrying stone and that they served a purpose for movement. And I think we figured that out. That's the only thing that I'm hesitating on to share is until we get that a little bit more refined in terms of the data.

Yeah, no, I, I, I've shared this before. I feel like the cart ruts are tied into quarries. I feel like there's a connection there. I think that cart ruts are tied into quarrying stone and that they served a purpose for movement. And I think we figured that out. That's the only thing that I'm hesitating on to share is until we get that a little bit more refined in terms of the data.

Yeah, no, I, I, I've shared this before. I feel like the cart ruts are tied into quarries. I feel like there's a connection there. I think that cart ruts are tied into quarrying stone and that they served a purpose for movement. And I think we figured that out. That's the only thing that I'm hesitating on to share is until we get that a little bit more refined in terms of the data.

But I think we figured out what the cart ruts are as opposed to wheels, wagon wheels. But there is, in my opinion, a direct connection with cart ruts and quarries. And I think the cart ruts, and we're going to have to think of a different name for that because if we're able to, I just don't even like saying cart ruts anymore because I don't think that there were any kind of carts being used.

But I think we figured out what the cart ruts are as opposed to wheels, wagon wheels. But there is, in my opinion, a direct connection with cart ruts and quarries. And I think the cart ruts, and we're going to have to think of a different name for that because if we're able to, I just don't even like saying cart ruts anymore because I don't think that there were any kind of carts being used.

But I think we figured out what the cart ruts are as opposed to wheels, wagon wheels. But there is, in my opinion, a direct connection with cart ruts and quarries. And I think the cart ruts, and we're going to have to think of a different name for that because if we're able to, I just don't even like saying cart ruts anymore because I don't think that there were any kind of carts being used.

No wheels and nothing like that, right? But yeah, I believe that there's a direct connection and correlation between the cart ruts and finding quarries nearby or exactly there in that location.

No wheels and nothing like that, right? But yeah, I believe that there's a direct connection and correlation between the cart ruts and finding quarries nearby or exactly there in that location.

No wheels and nothing like that, right? But yeah, I believe that there's a direct connection and correlation between the cart ruts and finding quarries nearby or exactly there in that location.

um malt is a great example of that and even in austin um there's there was supposedly an old quarry uh right near where those cart ruts are found well i mean wow because like the time period where they would they would have been used

um malt is a great example of that and even in austin um there's there was supposedly an old quarry uh right near where those cart ruts are found well i mean wow because like the time period where they would they would have been used

um malt is a great example of that and even in austin um there's there was supposedly an old quarry uh right near where those cart ruts are found well i mean wow because like the time period where they would they would have been used

Yeah. I think that may be some of the most frustrating parts of the archaeological community is this apparent unwillingness to look at just common sense things. there are so many connecting pieces around the world.

Yeah. I think that may be some of the most frustrating parts of the archaeological community is this apparent unwillingness to look at just common sense things. there are so many connecting pieces around the world.

Yeah. I think that may be some of the most frustrating parts of the archaeological community is this apparent unwillingness to look at just common sense things. there are so many connecting pieces around the world.

Like I've shared before, like from these and, and the cart rats being another one of them, but everything from the type of, you know, evidence left behind in construction from the markings and, and, I mean, to the scope and scale of the constructions, design, again, symbology, all sorts of stuff.

Like I've shared before, like from these and, and the cart rats being another one of them, but everything from the type of, you know, evidence left behind in construction from the markings and, and, I mean, to the scope and scale of the constructions, design, again, symbology, all sorts of stuff.

Like I've shared before, like from these and, and the cart rats being another one of them, but everything from the type of, you know, evidence left behind in construction from the markings and, and, I mean, to the scope and scale of the constructions, design, again, symbology, all sorts of stuff.