Neil Oliver discusses why lakes are a deep part of symbology and meaning to our landscapes

• In this Neil Oliver video recently, he talks about ancient lakes being important to the landscape of our ancestors.

My earlier attached evidence proves that the pennines here had larger and more extensive lakes than Cumbria, that is actually known as the Lake district.

The Pennine ridge and nearby land in my protected area petition therefore would demonstrate that a Brigantes base from West Yorkshire. Elmet, Aggbridge would have been facilitated with a great resource and that the ridge and countryside around castle hill, and Meltham Chap, Warrior Mound is geographically of great importance and high preservation priority. 

Also spiritual meaning for journeying to the spirit ancestor world. Portals that are discovered with study of the Dr.Dennis McKenna field of research as in the previous evidence update

You can find the ancient lakes, flood planes and river maps evidence right back in earlier updates

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