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After revealing this formation beneath a 40,000-lb boulder, the team has discovered hand-worked blue clay and a mortar-like cement, which were used to seal the stones together. It does look like there's some dark organic underneath it there. Mhm.
The mortar-like material was done very well, and we had three types of it. We found a very, very fine one, which is down here, and if I were to put it on my trowel, you can see how fine it is, a very fine powder material, which is actually similar to what you're seeing on the outskirts of this, and we've taken samples to see if we can compare them.
Then we had a very blue-like clay sample. You should kind of see some of it in here. But this blue blue-gray clay um had some very similarities, according to Dr. Spooner, to what we think the puddling clay is at the money pit. So we've taken samples to compare against the clay that we found at the money pit, just in case it matches.
And then you have this third mortar material, which is what you see at this north end, very cement-like. What I'm wondering is if any of those have materials that are not from here, you know, uh sourced from somewhere else, then then it's proof positive that it's deliberate.