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Gary Biltcliffe - The Etruscan Legacy and Megalithic Achievements of Italy (2013)

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First published at 19:03 UTC on November 5th, 2021.

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During a holiday in Italy Gary discovered that certain hilltop towns and villages have in their outer walls cyclopean and polygonal stones reminiscent of those found in Peru and Egypt. They are often difficult to find, off the beaten track, partially hidden behind undergrowth and labelled as Roman or Etruscan. Although ignored by archaeologists and historians, there is evidence that these ancient walls were built by a highly advanced prehistoric culture that existed thousands of years before the Romans.

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