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Lots of StarCiv evidence in this area of France. Masses, in fact. I suspect that being in the same general area as Belgium and The Netherlands - both of which also suffered a coating of silt or mud - this entire region was heavily and densely populated with StarCiv activity. It makes me wonder how m...

There is an ongoing difficulty with keeping a 'master' KMZ up to date - StarCiv structures are being discovered worldwide on a daily basis, including not just structures, but boundary markers, canals, hedgehogs, etc and a whole range of new phenomenon that may be associated with the StarCiv (like th...

Hey dave - glad to have you with us! I'll check out your vid.

I do love a good long thinny . Cheers, Mike! Colm and I were looking at a site recently - can't remember where it was (I'm sure Colm will!) and there was a slight bit of structure left that we were scrutinising. We were wondering what it was, then it dawned on both us at the same moment that it was ...

It looks as though a mud flood is intimately linked to the fate of much of the StarCiv structures. Both Colm and I are convinced that a fair amount of the StarCiv simply got buried by it at some point. This is particularly obvious in Russia. See Colm's KMZ in this area - 49°31'03.59" N 35°52'06.90" ...

Hey Fishbone - sounds very interesting - why not do a case study of your area?

Hi Nightsky - great name! I live in a big city so I rarely, if ever, get to see a real night sky. I had a holiday in the south of France years ago and looking up at the sky was an absolute treat - it was so crystal clear. The Milky Way looked alive.

Hey Bremner - plenty more to come! Glad you're here. Cheers.

I'm from the UK and that top map - wow, there was StarCiv all over the UK at some point. Looks like our overlords did a comprehensive job of getting rid of as much of it as they could. I'm going to have a good look at that area around Newark tonight. Thanks Mike.

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