Post by Marsrocks on Feb 12, 2010 10:27:25 GMT -5
For those who have never heard of the "skullface" discovered by J.P. Levasseur, take a look at this article:
spsr.utsi.edu/articles/jsesft7a.html
I was never particularly impressed by this image, because the face is vague and difficult to see.
I took another look and found something in it. It appears the whole area is broken down geometrically, mostly into triangles, which may be evidence that it is an artificially alterered landscape.
These are the images:
Skullface from a distance:
Geometries from a distance:
Skullface large comparison image:
Skullface - an interesting half-face inclusion:
Geometries - large:
spsr.utsi.edu/articles/jsesft7a.html
I was never particularly impressed by this image, because the face is vague and difficult to see.
I took another look and found something in it. It appears the whole area is broken down geometrically, mostly into triangles, which may be evidence that it is an artificially alterered landscape.
These are the images:
Skullface from a distance:
Geometries from a distance:
Skullface large comparison image:
Skullface - an interesting half-face inclusion:
Geometries - large:
