The Georgia Guidestones
America's Most Mysterious Monument
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The Georgia Guidestones, located near Elberton, Georgia, are a striking collection of granite slabs erected in 1980. Comprising six stones—one central pillar, four major stones radiating from the center, and a capstone—the structure features engravings in four ancient languages on the capstone, all conveying the message, "Let these be guidestones to an Age of Reason." Each major stone is inscribed on both sides in one of eight modern languages, outlining ten controversial guidelines that have sparked widespread speculation and conspiracy theories. These theories suggest a global plot by shadowy figures aiming to impose a "new world order," while others speculate that the monument's creator was a Rosicrucian, linking it to their mystical beliefs. Some even propose that it serves as a landing site for extraterrestrial visitors. Central to the intrigue is the identity of the enigmatic figure who initiated this project. Georgia native Raymond Wiley, featured in The History Channel's Brad Meltzer's Decoded, is a leading expert on the Guidestones and is collaborating with local writer KT Prime to produce a definitive account of this iconic megalithic monument.
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The Georgia Guidestones, Ekstrand, K. T. Prime, Raymond Wiley
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- Released
- 2011
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- Title
- The Georgia Guidestones
- Subtitle
- America's Most Mysterious Monument
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Ekstrand, K. T. Prime, Raymond Wiley
- Publisher
- Disinformation
- Released
- 2011
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 204
- ISBN10
- 1934708682
- ISBN13
- 9781934708682
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- Tags
- Architecture, USA, 20th century, Mysterious, Mysteries, Popular Culture, Conspiracy, Monuments, Facts, 1980s, Stones, Georgia, Rosicrucians
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- The Georgia Guidestones, located near Elberton, Georgia, are a striking collection of granite slabs erected in 1980. Comprising six stones—one central pillar, four major stones radiating from the center, and a capstone—the structure features engravings in four ancient languages on the capstone, all conveying the message, "Let these be guidestones to an Age of Reason." Each major stone is inscribed on both sides in one of eight modern languages, outlining ten controversial guidelines that have sparked widespread speculation and conspiracy theories. These theories suggest a global plot by shadowy figures aiming to impose a "new world order," while others speculate that the monument's creator was a Rosicrucian, linking it to their mystical beliefs. Some even propose that it serves as a landing site for extraterrestrial visitors. Central to the intrigue is the identity of the enigmatic figure who initiated this project. Georgia native Raymond Wiley, featured in The History Channel's Brad Meltzer's Decoded, is a leading expert on the Guidestones and is collaborating with local writer KT Prime to produce a definitive account of this iconic megalithic monument.