Mike Collins
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 17 Jun
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No, but here's the thing. It really sucked because the closest that I could get to the site was, um, Terrapoto. And that's about three hour drive.
to from terrapota so we got up early in the morning it's a three hour drive out there then it took another probably couple hours of hiking through the jungle to get up there and then i had you know i maybe had i don't even know if i had two hours before we had to head back because for daylight um And so I definitely didn't have as much time as I would have liked.
So my first time up there was more about trying to film everything that I could, get the drone up and film the site with the drone, and then try to get pictures and look at what I could. But there really just wasn't enough time for me to kind of dig around and look for clues other than what Dilmer was pointing out to me. So when I go back, I'm hoping to figure out
a a closer place to stay so i can kind of maximize my time there to be able to really look for details gotcha yeah yeah was there like any other was there a formation nearby or like any other well there's petra there's there's petroglyphs yeah there's carvings that he showed me
they have a mountain there which they which he pointed out to me as we finally got back to the car and we were leaving he was like oh they call that pyramid mountain and i look back and there's just this pointed peak and i'm like yo i could i could have sent my drone over there maybe um but you know tell me these things at the beginning of the trip next time don't worry you know but um but yeah what else there were um
what looked like cart ruts. And I was able to scan those. I've been doing a lot of work on cart ruts over the last year, all of 2024, documenting cart ruts around the world. So that was a really, yeah, that was a really, that was a treat to see that and find that. There it is. And so I was able to scan those with LiDAR using Polycam. And
So we're going to start breaking into that data here pretty soon and add it to the, to the work that we've been doing on the cart rut stuff.
Yeah, absolutely. The cart ruts have been, you know, some of them date back 5,000 years or so. I liked ones in Malta. Some in Malta have been attributed to being like somewhere around 5,000 years old and You can find them all over Europe. They're all over Malta. Yeah, there's some great shots. The one on the right, that's Malta. But you can find them in America, too. I've been documenting the one.
I live in Austin, and there's cart ruts in Austin. Now, the story behind the cart ruts in Austin is that they were created by wagon wheels. Now, we talked a little bit about this last night, and I think we have some groundbreaking information on the cart ruts that I'll be sharing.
I'm probably somewhere around six months away from being able to get all that together, finish all the work on the data, and then producing a video the way that I want to release all this.
i will say that i think that we're going to be able to definitively say that these were not made by wet by any type of wheel and back that up with data when we release this so we'll see where we get here over the next six months but the data right now is showing And if we're able to do that specifically within America, that changes the whole story, right?
And that's been a huge... A lot of these places that I've been going to in America, that has been kind of the underlying attempt is pursuing this idea that perhaps... the history that we know of here in the Americas, specifically North America, isn't what we've been told. But everything here has a story. Dolmens are glacial erratics. Cart ruts were made by wooden wagon wheels.
You know, so North America is this really, right now it's a really fun place kind of thread to pull on to see what keeps kind of popping out and happening there. I'm really excited about the cart rut stuff once we finish all that and release it to everyone to share those findings with everybody. But whether it's the cart ruts or things like dolmens or stuff like sage wall,
If any of these are kind of proven to be manmade or push date backs or differ from the established narrative, well, we might be rewriting history here. And not just myself, but plenty of other people are out there documenting it, doing things like this.
Which is why I always encourage people, especially people that live out in remote areas or outside the cities, get out there and film stuff and share it with the community. It could be nothing. But it could be something. And getting eyes on things, taking pictures, sharing it, plug yourself into community. I think Twitter's a great place for that.
Getting other eyes on it will get different perspectives. There may be things that are worth looking at that...
that other people noticed that you weren't aware of which is why i think it's it's really great to get you know connected with other people and share all this stuff so um yeah north america is kind of exciting you know they're traveling the restaurant around the around the world uh all over the place these different countries is is a lot of fun right especially going to places like ball back or peru or different stuff like that but north america is kind of uh
you know, it's kind of an Easter egg hunt, which is also fun in its own way. Yeah.
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.
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