Eoliths rock

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He collected some nice stones. Must've had quite the alternative mind what with the images that tend to pop up.

Eoliths collected in the vicinity of Ash Kent by either Wallace or Harrison

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Copyright: Pitt-Rivers Museum, Oxford.

One small step...

First one looks like a double bear, left and right, just like in the postcard. I take it you saw the water colour paintings Harrison made, anyone who thinks they were not sculptured by man must ba a moron I would link to them on my blog, but I don't give credit to morons

I've seen some of the water colours of Eoliths. Nicely captured in typical Victorian style.

There's been quite a lot of different theories on what these stones are or could represent from the quite plausible to less plausible.

Some of the quite 'out there' theories like the photos and art of Richard Shaver make for an interesting read.

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Where is the art from?, its not pareidolia when artist has deliberately tried to screw with your mind right?
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Great pic from Bernie Duhamel https://www.flickr.com/photos/74347473@N02/51234837803
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