Dolmens and Standing Rocks, Evidence of Ancient Civilizations
Video of a Presentation on Wednesday, January 10, 2018
at the Prosser Public Library, Bloomfield, Connecticut
Woods Walker, Part III... Prosser Public Library
Saturday, January 27, 2018
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Monday, January 1, 2018
I am hoping to present at the 2018 AAPS / Ancient Artifact Preservation Society's 14th Annual Conference in Harris, Michagan. The date is October 5th, 6th, and 7th.
I have been a presenter at the 2014 conference when I discussed A New Paradigm! Abundant new finds in Connecticut of stone walls, caves, dolmens, stone markings, and how they relate to ley lines, fault lines and possible ancient civilizations.
I am listed on the A.A.P.S. site as one of the 2018 working list of speakers, as follows... "Geoffrey Whittum is back after 5-years, to tell of his fabulous new finds in stones (dolmens, menhirs, balanced, structures, walls... of CT, VT, MA, NH). He calls his new program, "Evidence of a Lost Civilization in New England; the Appalachian Backbone."
I have been a presenter at the 2014 conference when I discussed A New Paradigm! Abundant new finds in Connecticut of stone walls, caves, dolmens, stone markings, and how they relate to ley lines, fault lines and possible ancient civilizations.
I am listed on the A.A.P.S. site as one of the 2018 working list of speakers, as follows... "Geoffrey Whittum is back after 5-years, to tell of his fabulous new finds in stones (dolmens, menhirs, balanced, structures, walls... of CT, VT, MA, NH). He calls his new program, "Evidence of a Lost Civilization in New England; the Appalachian Backbone."
Standing Stone, Shenipsit State Forest, Ellington, Connecticut
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