Could crop circle be Mayan sign?

6:00pm Friday 31st August 2012 in News

Could crop circle be Mayan sign? Could crop circle be Mayan sign?

A stunning formation in a field near Hackpen Hill, Broad Hinton, has excited crop circle experts.

The image that appeared on Sunday is being described as a V Cube 6, a latterday successor to 80s puzzle, the Rubik’s Cube.

Dr Horace R Drew, also known as Red Collie, has written on the Crop Circle Connector website: “We cannot physically manip-ulate the V Cube 6 shown in crops, as we would for a normal cube, to solve any kind of ‘puzzle’. Yet the crop artist has clearly presented us with a puzzle of some kind.” Dr Drew says the clue may be in the numerous “square root of two” triangles which surround the squares and could be connected to the Mayan calendar. His hypothesis can be read online at www.cropcircleconnector.com Despite the weather, the 2012 season is a vintage one for crop formations.

Some 20 have been reported in August, many of them in the ‘golden triangle’ between Devizes, Marlborough and Pewsey. Other locations have included Milk Hill, near Stanton St Bernard; and Devil’s Den, near Fyfield.

Comments(10)

OhThisIsFun says...
7:03pm Fri 31 Aug 12

No it really couldn't, how dim are the WT reporters?

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Granti says...
7:26pm Fri 31 Aug 12

No. You would have to be a real dim wit to believe such nonsense!
This new-age rubbish is getting really tiresome, It's all about selling pretty calendars, postcards and website advertising. There is no real science or any mystery in crop circles.
Even when TV programs have filmed people making complicated formation pattern the Believers still refuse to believe the truth!

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boudicca rocks! says...
8:05pm Fri 31 Aug 12

A lovely bit of art if nothing else.

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wondering why says...
9:25pm Fri 31 Aug 12

very pretty, amazing what a team of folks can do after a pint or two of cider....mayan sign, not buying that.

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Daedalus says...
10:55pm Fri 31 Aug 12

Looks more like a Rubic's cube to me!

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Hardens says...
7:11am Sat 1 Sep 12

Impressive piece of work - I mean the crop circle, not "the journalism"

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loquax says...
8:00am Sat 1 Sep 12

Men
And
Youths
At
Night
M-A-Y-A-N

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Don Jones says...
12:12pm Sat 1 Sep 12

OhThisIsFun wrote:
No it really couldn't, how dim are the WT reporters?
Not quite as dim as the readers they manage to fool.

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mjhudston says...
2:42pm Sun 2 Sep 12

boudicca rocks! wrote:
A lovely bit of art if nothing else.
More like mindless vandalism, costing a farmer money!

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jasper1961 says...
7:04am Sun 9 Sep 12

Rather than trying to decipher the design, local scientists should first determine whether this circle is man-made (i.e., tell-tale signs of board stomping with crop flattened near the ground) or not man-made (typically seen as stalks bent aprox. 6" from the surface at 90 degrees as a result of exploded nodes, as evidenced in some crop formations.) Obviously some (if not the vast majority) of crop formations are hoaxes. Clearly, some of them are not ... but we have no idea what type of natural phenomena could cause such intricate and seemingly intentional design. If all crop circles are man-made, why do we never see the practice circles? Why are the hoaxsters never seen or caught? Why do we never see any footprints or tracks leading up to these circles? I'm impressed; they must be very, very good.

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