West Africa, over 140 meters high and over 10,000 years old
Laura (ful Fello Loura, fr. Mont Loura) is the highest peak (1,573 meters) on the Fouta Jallon plateau, located in the north of Guinea. It is located 7 kilometers north of the city of Mali, in the prefecture of the same name. It is part of a mountain range called the Tamgue Massif (French Massif de Tamgue). The most interesting feature is the rock profile, which resembles a woman in a headdress, which can be seen in the nearby village of Dongol Lüüra when viewed from a certain angle. The protruding sides of the mountain are directed towards the borders of Mali and Senegal.
At an altitude of 1500 meters, one can see the carved stone face of a woman wearing a headdress, called "Lady Mali" or "Mistress of Mount Laura". It turns out that the name of the girl carved in the rock is Laura or Mali (mother's face?) !! ?? The eternal sublime beauty of this place defies time. The woman's face carved into the rock amazes with eternal tranquility and slightly gleams, protruding from the clouds.
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At first I also thought that this is a play of light and shadow, obtained as a result of the impact of wind and water on one of the slopes of the mountain. But the nature of this place turned out to be surprisingly productive, because next to "Lady Mali", a little lower, there is "Nene Futa" or "Sage from Mali" - a rock formation of the same origin, similar to an old man in sunglasses !!!
Guinean writer El Hadj Bobakar Tierno Ba Paraya has dedicated a whole book to this phenomenon. According to legend, "Lady Mali" was an unfaithful wife who deceived her husband, and for this she was punished by higher powers, turned to stone.
At the foot of the statue, there is a network of caves with mummies protected and revered by local residents. So there we can expect new unexpected discoveries, since the experts who studied the image came to the conclusion that this face is definitely not European, but not African. It can refer to either South American or Asian cultures.
Near this area in Sierra Leone, Professor Pitoni led the diamond development. He was told a legend about a certain God who became angry and turned the stars into stone and threw them to Earth. Interestingly, in this area, in Sierra Leone, sky-blue stones have been found underground. The professor's team conducted a study of stones in Vienna, which showed that it is definitely an artificial stone !!!!!!
But the only thing the study failed to explain was how such a realistic sky blue was obtained.
African tribes also told him the legend of "Lady Mali".
The statue was discovered and studied by the Italian geologist, Professor Pitoni. After conducting a study of the rock at the bottom of the rock and came to the conclusion that this monument should have been created at least 10,000 - 12,000 years ago. But then the question arises: who was able to make such a large stone monument 10,000 - 12,000 years ago, when, according to the data of official science, there were no developed civilizations yet. Even in our days it would be impossible, or it would cost so much money that no one would undertake to create it.
But the wonders of those places do not end there, in the same places, in Mali, the Dogon live, whose knowledge about the Sirius system is amazing. "It remains a mystery who and when informed the West African Dogons, who are at such a specific level of social development, such wise information about space and cosmology in general."
In the same places in Gambia there is Banjul Yundum airport built on ancient megaliths that were accidentally found.
The amazing Yoruba people live in the same places in Nigeria. Long before the appearance of Europeans in West Africa (beginning in the 15th century), they had states. The Yoruba are the creators (flourishing in the 12-14th centuries) of remarkable bronze and terracotta sculpture (see Ife). A significant find found in the city of Ife, bronze, undoubtedly a very ancient and beautiful sculpture, was made by members of a German expedition in a grove dedicated to the Yoruba god of the sea, Olokun. Frobenius (a German archaeologist) recalled: “Before us lay a head of amazing beauty, wonderfully cast in bronze, true in its vitality, covered with a dark green patina. It was Olokun himself, Poseidon of Atlantic Africa. Frobenius saw a clear connection between this civilization and the Mediterranean.
I'm not talking about the Ifa tradition, just cosmic information.
In Ife, labrysa axes were found, which were a sacred weapon among the Minoans in Crete.
In general, a very amazing area and the possibility of finding this sculpture there does not surprise me. So all of the above should be studied and studied. If even 1% of everything is studied, then we will face a huge number of sensations and new discoveries.
Victor Maksimenkov