De Verborgen Geheimen van de Mensheid THE MYSTERY OF
EXTERNSTEINE
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The mystery of Externsteine
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The mystery pf Externsteine
Externsteine is located in the woods near Paderborn in the middle of Germany. It is a sandstone rock formation which consists of a number of huge pillars, some of them standing in water. It seems to be a whim of nature, although such formations hardly exist in the region. The rocks are to a large extend worked by men. The marks show that the estate has been used for centuries, mainly for ceremonial purposes. The carved temple on top of one of the pillars is a convincing argument. A round hole in the outer wall of that temple aligns with the earliest sunbeams at the day of the solstice. Externsteine attracts a lot of visitors on the day of the summer solstices and winter solstices.

Futher reading in the Dutch book "Verborgen geheimen van de mensheid Part 2 - Chapter VI".
HAMMERING OF HARD STONE Are the stones of Externsteine natural or manmade?
SAWING IN HARD STONE
DRILLING IN HARD STONE
MILLING OF HARD STONE
TURNING OF HARD ROCK
PLASTER LAYER ON HARD STONE
SMOOTHING OF HARD STONE
POLISHING OF HARD STONE
TRANSPORTING MEGALITHS
SEAMLESS JOINTS BETWEEN STONES
SEAMLESS JOINTS BETWEEN MEGALITHS
SOFTENING HARD STONE
MELTING OF HARD STONE
TRANSATLANTIC CONTACTS


Within living memory the rock formation of Externsteine makes an enormous impression
Within living memory the rock formation makes an enormous impression
For a major part the huge rocks of Externsteine are standing in the water.
For a major part the huge rocks are standing in the water.
The walls of Externsteine contain manmade marks
The walls of Externsteine contain manmade marks
The rocks have been torn apart and subsequently rolled over.
The rocks have been torn apart and subsequently rolled over. 
On top of one of the pillars of Externsteine there is a temple oriented to the sun.
On top of one of the pillars of Externsteine there is a temple oriented to the sun.
The manmade marks in Externsteine are difficult to date, though they certainly go back as far as the stone age.

The manmade marks are difficult to date, though they certainly go back as far as the stone age.

The gangway gives access to a temple.
The gangway gives access to a temple.
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