Dear Don:Sounds legit so I sent off a few photo's and shall await my free copy , cheers and my name is Steve mate.
I'm an archaeologist here in the US working on a one-volume encyclopedia
tentatively titled "Encyclopedia of Speculative Archaeology" which deals
with a host of archaeological fakery. I am including an entry on the
so-called Gosford Glyphs. I am writing to request permission to use one of
the photographs of the glyphs that appeared on your website
(http://home.iprimus.com.au/blazelands/woywoy/carvings.htm). (It's the image
at the bottom of the page, a close up of the glyphs).
Thanks for considering my request.
Ken Feder
Anthropology
A couple of pics I took last visit , many people have downloaded my map to the site and visited since I done the article on woy-woy.com , my directions take them the safe way in and not trampling through the National Park nearby.
The best preserved carvings , the other wall is more weathered
The dog headed Egyptian figure , a later addition from the 80's , badly done
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Wow, Your 8th entry for this year,I'm impressed.::grin:: Yes I'm being sarcastic.
ReplyDeleteI must go back over your blog and check your original entry, these glyths look interesting.
lmao yes I was only thinking the other day I'm setting a pace I may not be able to keep up with , having said that this may well be my last words for months , just follow the article link in the story there for the full story on my site , a good little local mystery
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see that dog, I just crack up. A triumph of brindle genetics. How does it get any hardier than The Chewy? (The glyph is just not as attractive, sorry).
ReplyDeleteI will check the link. Happy bloggiday.
You can get a good look at his brindle staffy body in this pic with white chest blaze , he even has tiger stripes when you get closer, wire brush head attached
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