SAGE WALL - Work Has Begun!

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Property owners Chris and Linda are already hard at work clearing the area at Sage Wall this year and bookings have opened up so you can reserve your space now for a visit on their website at sagemountain.org
Check out their story while you are there or watch my video on RU-vid -
MEGALITHS in MONTANA? - The Story of Sage Wall
• The Story of Sage Wall... -
that covers the history of the Sage Wall up to this point as well as all the scientific findings to date. More research and testing has already begun with more planned this year so stay tuned!
Huge thanks to Chris for providing the footage and keeping people up to date with all the relevant news and information!

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30 сен 2024

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@RobertSmith-uo4jx Месяц назад

I went to see the Sage Wall last summer and its not just one wall but several. It is definitely the remains of a larger structure. We must find out what it is and who built it. It will change history as we know it.

@leonthewise5807 5 месяцев назад

SET RIGHT UPON FOUNDATION STONES!? 😮 YEAH DEFINITELY NOT "NATURAL"....

@JamesFenczik 5 месяцев назад

Hell yeah. I hope to visit soon. Gotta get someone out there to dig out those rock walls, do some science up in this bitch.

@mugzyhillbillie6284 5 месяцев назад

This is awesome so glad you all are trying to figure out what this is!

@countcoupblessings979 5 месяцев назад

I sure hope Graham Hancock gets a chance to go.... We want feedback ,... cheers.

@buhrdt 18 дней назад

@@countcoupblessings979 We have brought this to Graham Hancock and Randal Carlson. They both believe it's a natural formation.

@angstrommanagement3016 Месяц назад

Regardless of age or antiquity it is a unique and amazing site that demands this attention, If I lived in the area rest assured Id be voluntering my effort and time to help out!!

@jamesn.economou9922 5 месяцев назад

Oh hell yes! I'm going to see it in June. I am super pumped!

@rodanone4895 2 месяца назад

and!? let me guess... naturally occurring 😂😂😂😂?

@mari88334 25 дней назад

How was it??? I wanna go

@jamesn.economou9922 25 дней назад

@@mari88334 most excellent! The wall is impressive. Big and straight. All the advertised features are there. What stuck me was how weathered these rocks are, and I wonder what the buried portion of the wall looks like. It was well worth it.

@mari88334 25 дней назад

@@jamesn.economou9922 awesome,, i def to get therev thx u for response..stay blessed..

@seanmcguire8694 25 дней назад

Thanks for volunteering to help raise awareness of this site. Why aren’t indigenous peoples taking casino money to support a dig out of this site if it pre dates our current understanding of history in this continent? Why isn’t this a headline news? It’s too big a site for Smithsonian to box up and bury away with the rest of their artifacts. Keep digging!

@thelonewrangler1008 4 месяца назад

👏👏👏

@gschaub9 4 месяца назад

GO, MAN, GO!!!

@isupportyou9929 29 дней назад

As I see some stone blocks lying on bigger stones which being a flattened platform, it is 90% not natural.

@stevepaige2394 Месяц назад

Please, please never play that music again, you guys are better than this, it sounds like a Sesame street jingle

@RaraAvis1138 4 месяца назад

YES!!!! You are doing such good work!!

@mykyzer23 2 месяца назад

That’s great that the research is being done!

@flouserschird 5 месяцев назад

Are you guys gonna start digging it out?

@Grovenews Месяц назад

I think the hollow outs were used to hold timbers. Beams for wood structures.

@Grovenews Месяц назад

The knobs could be also anchors for beams or other structure.

@michaelsaks3610 23 дня назад

@@Grovenews the holes to me look like grinding holes for processing nuts and seeds. This kinda of thing is super common in the archeological record.

@Grovenews 23 дня назад

@@michaelsaks3610 I mean the ones that are small and the ones on the wall. I've seen grinding stones mataties. I've also found the small ones the one could pop a limb into for structure. They are arranged differently.

@decidingdifferent272 3 месяца назад

large blocky stones lying in a row atop what appears to be wider, flatter stones... sure seems like a random, natural occurrence to me! (sarcasm intended...) but to be fair, i'm not there and haven't explored it, nor am i a geologist... but it sure does look interesting!

@gregoryballestero4369 2 месяца назад

It's gotta be pretty damn old if what I read about some of the surrounding trees being 400yrs old is true

@Gamevet Месяц назад

@@gregoryballestero4369 That would be amazing, but highly doubtful. Montana has forest fires just about every year. There was a fire in the 80s, that burned a good 40 miles of the woods between Libby and Kalispell. It's taken decades for the trees to grow back.