Who built the mysterious Georgia Guidestones in a quiet American field?
In short: In 1980, a set of standing stones appeared in Elberton, Georgia, funded by an anonymous benefactor. This video explores the origins of these mysterious monuments, which may have been intended as a message for survivors following a potential global catastrophe.
Located near Elberton, Georgia, the Georgia Guidestones are a collection of standing stones that gained notoriety for their secretive origins. Unlike ancient megalithic sites, these stones were commissioned and erected in 1980 by an unknown individual.
The monument is often interpreted as a set of instructions or a guide left for humanity in the aftermath of an apocalyptic event. The anonymity of the project has fueled decades of speculation regarding its true purpose and the identity of its creator.
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