How very interesting! I wonder how many sites like this have been destroyed by agriculture… I can’t wait to go and vist the Majorville site.(My husband’s grandparents lived at Majorville, the town, when it existed.)
I have found a large, 500lb, rock near the Willow Creek area, near Stavely, that I think could be some kind of marker stone. It was not in it’s original location when I found it, but am sure it was moved out of some local farmers field with a bunch of other large rocks. I have been trying to find out about this rock, but have had trouble finding someone who may be able to identify it. It is dome shaped sandstone(flat on the bottom)and carved with thick grooves down the sides all the way around. In the sunlight, especially early or late in the day it stands out like a sore thumb. Would you be interested in having a look at it? I can send you some photos.
Looking forward to reading your book!
Thanks!
Daryl
Hi Daryl,
Thanks for your comment, and info about the rock you found.
When you read the book you might find that your grandparents-in-law might have farmed near the Majorville GeneralStore-PostOffice.
Will you please send me photos of the rock you found? We’re at my wife’s old family cottage in a small village near Ottawa until 13 Aug. Please send them as email attachments if you can. Otherwise please mail them to
Gordon Freeman
Fitzroy Harbour
K0A 1X0
We’ll be happy to come to see the rock toward the end of Aug.
I check email when we go shopping in a town nearby, about once per week. Today is also laundry day.
Gordon
Gordon,
I am an astronomy teacher and amateur astronomy that for years have wondered if archaeoastronomers were taking into consideration the changing equinox date with the latitude. I am sooooooo impressed that you found this out through real practical application! haha!
I’m going to order your book right now!
Hi there. Apparently you were prof to my mom’s neighbour (Dr. Pam C.) She told me about your book…. and I told her about my friend’s find of an aboriginal dream bed near Seven Persons….
We share alot in common. I spent time in Ireland at the Beaghmore Circles this summer…. and I work for First Nations currently… Lots to tell…
Hello Shirley,
I should check this site more often.
My wife and I were near Seven Persons last Spring.
Please tell me your lots. If you are outside Edmonton, send an email.
Gordon
hello sir. this circle of yours… and stonehenge are representations of the milky way galaxy.
it is my observance that the ones who laid those rocks into your alberta circle formation were patterning them after their view of the milky way from the earth.
hold tight and prepare to make a great leap…
our earth is a part of the sagittarius dwarf elliptical galaxy (Sag DEG)… sir, look up sag deg for your own good.
so, having looked it up, you can see that it is a very large galaxy encircling the milky way. we are in it. our earth is traveling in it.
our location is at the junction of Sag DEG and the milky way, but this has not always been our position.
at one time, before the last unicorn disappeared, (the unicorns were seen in the milky way. only one was seen as we approached the galactic plane of the milky way, and now we see no unicorns)
the people on the earth could see the milky way as a circle in the sky at night. there is another in norway. it is again your circle, but it is in norway.
have a nice time looking into this… please feel the urge to email me with lengthy questions. i am a giving one. i’ll give you all i have.
i am currently looking at the circles surrounding the stonehenge circle as being the ancient plotting of the galaxies and their locations at the time from a map of old.
i am taking into account a possible flipping of the milky way since the last mapping.
i lined up the inner circles with existing galaxy locations, and they do not line up after a certain points outward from stonehenge.
also, there has been a swirling of the milky way since the stonehenge mapping..\\
what i have mapped so far shows that there is a difference of 33 degrees change between the last plotted location of our earth and the draco galaxy…
that is… there has been a swirl of the mw galaxy since the time of making the last map and the now. the difference shows that draco, which is further out on the spiral than we, has moved 33 degrees further around the milkyway-core than we have.
i’ll give you this map and also will tell you as soon as i can about a gigantic monument i have found. it is a monument of hel, the norse goddes. the norse goddes hel is the representation of the large magellanic cloud, a sattelite galaxy to the milky way.
about the monument… it is close to nortern alberta my friend.
thing about this monument is, i would like to go and get pictures of it first before i tell of it… this thing is mine… it belongs to me in the same way that the milky way depiction belongs to you.
find the picture of the circle in norway and compare them.
Hi Gordon,
I grew up on a farm near Rolling Hills Alberta near Vauxhall/Taber/Brooks and remember riding in the tractor as my Grandfather opened three large circular fields on the banks of the bow river the largest of the three being 400 acres. Just beyond these fields I have always been aware of several circles formed by rocks along the high banks. I recently was back (from Vancouver where I have been pursuing a career as a starving artist) and took GPS readings and photographs for an art project that I have been thinking of dealing with these circles. Anyway, I was directed to your studies by a friend in Calgary and am interested in learning more and purchasing a book. There are various “teepee circles” out there as well as some weird ones (a blue rock poking out of the earth that is square as though it has been carefully tooled) near what I have always maintained was a grave site where there is a mound and a smaller circle of rocks within a larger circle. Before I get even more carried away… I look forward to reading your book!
I would be more than happy to supply you with the locations of these circles and to speak with you sometime in the future.
Cheers,
Justin Patterson
I was in High River and stumbled across your book. I found it fascinating! I am kicking myself for not buying it right there, but will try to find it here in Calgary ASAP. I grew up on a farm and used to follow the tractors tilling the soil, finding arrowheads, spearheads, scrapers, shell buttons, etc. The North American Indians were very skilled crsftsmen and they were very capable of all you describe.
Mr. Freeman,
Sir,
I stumbled upon this site quite by accident while “googling” Saskatchewan Freemans. I am retired here in NB where I have spent all of my adult life but I was born in Moose Jaw. My G-GF, Tom Freeman, homesteaded in the Moose Jaw area at Archive about 1905 and I was looking for Freeman relatives. However, I have spent most of this afternoon watching your Canadian Stonehenge slideshow and looking up related information. I’m sure you get many positive responses from learned people in your field but as someone with no background in the subject, may I express my appreciation for your work and thank you for sharing it. It has been a facinating afternoon and your book is on order.
Jo-Anne
How very interesting! I wonder how many sites like this have been destroyed by agriculture… I can’t wait to go and vist the Majorville site.(My husband’s grandparents lived at Majorville, the town, when it existed.)
I have found a large, 500lb, rock near the Willow Creek area, near Stavely, that I think could be some kind of marker stone. It was not in it’s original location when I found it, but am sure it was moved out of some local farmers field with a bunch of other large rocks. I have been trying to find out about this rock, but have had trouble finding someone who may be able to identify it. It is dome shaped sandstone(flat on the bottom)and carved with thick grooves down the sides all the way around. In the sunlight, especially early or late in the day it stands out like a sore thumb. Would you be interested in having a look at it? I can send you some photos.
Looking forward to reading your book!
Thanks!
Daryl
Hi Daryl,
Thanks for your comment, and info about the rock you found.
When you read the book you might find that your grandparents-in-law might have farmed near the Majorville GeneralStore-PostOffice.
Will you please send me photos of the rock you found? We’re at my wife’s old family cottage in a small village near Ottawa until 13 Aug. Please send them as email attachments if you can. Otherwise please mail them to
Gordon Freeman
Fitzroy Harbour
K0A 1X0
We’ll be happy to come to see the rock toward the end of Aug.
I check email when we go shopping in a town nearby, about once per week. Today is also laundry day.
Gordon
Gordon,
I am an astronomy teacher and amateur astronomy that for years have wondered if archaeoastronomers were taking into consideration the changing equinox date with the latitude. I am sooooooo impressed that you found this out through real practical application! haha!
I’m going to order your book right now!
Ivy
Very interesting article.There are many many older than Stonehenge sites , especially in South America , but i didn’t know there’s in Canada also!
Hi Ivy, I haven’t seen a previous reference to the change of equinox date with latitude. Would you give me a reference?
Gordon
UMF, are you referring to accurate calendar sites in South America that are older than Stonehenge? Where?
Hi there. Apparently you were prof to my mom’s neighbour (Dr. Pam C.) She told me about your book…. and I told her about my friend’s find of an aboriginal dream bed near Seven Persons….
We share alot in common. I spent time in Ireland at the Beaghmore Circles this summer…. and I work for First Nations currently… Lots to tell…
Hello Shirley,
I should check this site more often.
My wife and I were near Seven Persons last Spring.
Please tell me your lots. If you are outside Edmonton, send an email.
Gordon
hello sir. this circle of yours… and stonehenge are representations of the milky way galaxy.
it is my observance that the ones who laid those rocks into your alberta circle formation were patterning them after their view of the milky way from the earth.
hold tight and prepare to make a great leap…
our earth is a part of the sagittarius dwarf elliptical galaxy (Sag DEG)… sir, look up sag deg for your own good.
so, having looked it up, you can see that it is a very large galaxy encircling the milky way. we are in it. our earth is traveling in it.
our location is at the junction of Sag DEG and the milky way, but this has not always been our position.
at one time, before the last unicorn disappeared, (the unicorns were seen in the milky way. only one was seen as we approached the galactic plane of the milky way, and now we see no unicorns)
the people on the earth could see the milky way as a circle in the sky at night. there is another in norway. it is again your circle, but it is in norway.
have a nice time looking into this… please feel the urge to email me with lengthy questions. i am a giving one. i’ll give you all i have.
i am currently looking at the circles surrounding the stonehenge circle as being the ancient plotting of the galaxies and their locations at the time from a map of old.
i am taking into account a possible flipping of the milky way since the last mapping.
i lined up the inner circles with existing galaxy locations, and they do not line up after a certain points outward from stonehenge.
also, there has been a swirling of the milky way since the stonehenge mapping..\\
what i have mapped so far shows that there is a difference of 33 degrees change between the last plotted location of our earth and the draco galaxy…
that is… there has been a swirl of the mw galaxy since the time of making the last map and the now. the difference shows that draco, which is further out on the spiral than we, has moved 33 degrees further around the milkyway-core than we have.
i’ll give you this map and also will tell you as soon as i can about a gigantic monument i have found. it is a monument of hel, the norse goddes. the norse goddes hel is the representation of the large magellanic cloud, a sattelite galaxy to the milky way.
about the monument… it is close to nortern alberta my friend.
thing about this monument is, i would like to go and get pictures of it first before i tell of it… this thing is mine… it belongs to me in the same way that the milky way depiction belongs to you.
find the picture of the circle in norway and compare them.
i will certainly be emailing you if you want me to… majicdragon@mac.com
we should talk. my name is andy.
having looked closer i can see that your circle is not spiral. it must be a representation somehow, but how?
Hi Gordon,
I grew up on a farm near Rolling Hills Alberta near Vauxhall/Taber/Brooks and remember riding in the tractor as my Grandfather opened three large circular fields on the banks of the bow river the largest of the three being 400 acres. Just beyond these fields I have always been aware of several circles formed by rocks along the high banks. I recently was back (from Vancouver where I have been pursuing a career as a starving artist) and took GPS readings and photographs for an art project that I have been thinking of dealing with these circles. Anyway, I was directed to your studies by a friend in Calgary and am interested in learning more and purchasing a book. There are various “teepee circles” out there as well as some weird ones (a blue rock poking out of the earth that is square as though it has been carefully tooled) near what I have always maintained was a grave site where there is a mound and a smaller circle of rocks within a larger circle. Before I get even more carried away… I look forward to reading your book!
I would be more than happy to supply you with the locations of these circles and to speak with you sometime in the future.
Cheers,
Justin Patterson
I was in High River and stumbled across your book. I found it fascinating! I am kicking myself for not buying it right there, but will try to find it here in Calgary ASAP. I grew up on a farm and used to follow the tractors tilling the soil, finding arrowheads, spearheads, scrapers, shell buttons, etc. The North American Indians were very skilled crsftsmen and they were very capable of all you describe.
Thanks for your insight and efforts.
Regards,
Could anyone share the locations of those circles?
I’m starting to realise that this is some sort of government secret now.
Trevor, the book is available in many book stores.
Andrew, the location is given in the book.
Thank you both for your interest.
Gordon
Mr. Freeman,
Sir,
I stumbled upon this site quite by accident while “googling” Saskatchewan Freemans. I am retired here in NB where I have spent all of my adult life but I was born in Moose Jaw. My G-GF, Tom Freeman, homesteaded in the Moose Jaw area at Archive about 1905 and I was looking for Freeman relatives. However, I have spent most of this afternoon watching your Canadian Stonehenge slideshow and looking up related information. I’m sure you get many positive responses from learned people in your field but as someone with no background in the subject, may I express my appreciation for your work and thank you for sharing it. It has been a facinating afternoon and your book is on order.
Jo-Anne