The Forbidden Frequency That Cut The Stone — It Finally Explains Everything

The canyon wall tool marks this channel examined in the Grand Canyon right-angle sections installment are not consistent with any mechanical cutting tool in the standard archaeological or industrial record. The Navajo oral tradition, in the seven field note pages Washington Matthews recorded and did not publish, names the agent and describes the cutting method. The Hopi Painted Desert stone trees account, in the fourteen field note pages whose published summary is two sentences, describes the selection criteria the quarrymen applied to specific petrified material whose functional properties the selection criteria imply. The Cherokee 1879 cutting purpose account, in pages fifty-three through sixty-seven of the second field note volume, describes what the giant tree timber became when processed. Each of these installments has pointed toward the same convergence point — the specific mechanism by which material at the scale of canyon walls and giant tree trunks was cut without leaving the tool mark signature of any mechanical implement this channel has examined. This installment names the mechanism.
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