what do you think the mohite bricks were used for that were found underground in our backyard?
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a cistern for a septic system
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how about a shovel to lift the rocks
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If material was released into the air and they didn't clean the place well it could be in the carpets, cabinetry, false ceiling, and air ductworks or air conditioner. It's shouldn't be in the plumbing, or radiating from the walls, unless of course they still have a big stash hidden there but if the police were smart enough to use dogs they shouldn't have missed anything. Pull off any air vent covers and vacuum them out well and  the vents too. Empty shelves and cupboards, (look for false panels), and scrub them out. Then at least you won't be worried about it.
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I think u mean dig, and the reason is you just loose some of the dirt onto the ground u pile it on.
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there are these surveyor guys who examine soil to evaluate its potential for residential or commercial building. I'm not sure where to find them though...you might want to google or call a local contractor in your yellow pages.
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it was dug out of the ground\n\nsee - the next two answers just confirm what i said, in a very wordy way
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A divining rod. It also has been used to find water, power lines, and other valuable elements located in soil. \n\nIt is speculated that it's merely a magic trick.
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together---------older than Dirt........no wait a second I think they invented dirt.....lol
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The gravel you noted on the tracks may serve a lot of purposes. \n\n1. It allow a faster way to drain water off the tracks when it rains hard and keeps water from forming puddles, also allowing it to dry faster.\n2. It prevent weeds from growing on the tracks.\n3. It allows the wooden Ties to expand and contract.\n4. It helps differentiate the tracks from the surroundings.\n5. It is used as an absorber for the vibrations, and sound.\n6. It helps level the ground and the Ties so that no one trips and fall over them seriously (specially to those who should know better not to be on the tracks if they have no real reason to be on it, anyway, it is very dangerous).\n7. It is used as a spark arrester.\n8. It is an effective way to conceal some chemical spill that may be normal of a train engines everyday operations; like, hydraulic fluids, oil, and fuel.\n\nThere are many more uses, these are just some, I can think of so far.\n~meow
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probably because they weren't designed by humans in the first place, I have asked many people how they can seem to think that we could have cut and scored laser precision rocks like that and put them in a pyramid formation and have them last 6,000 years plus when we don't have buildings that will last that long made out of steel. the only conclusion I can come up with is they were built by alien technology, not only that how could that same design be on two different continents, there have even been pyramids discovered in a lake in Wisconsin as well recently
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It was used in local construction. For example, a large amount of the earth excavated from the Metropolitan line was used to raise the terraces at Chelsea football ground at Stamford Bridge
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barcave ibn missouri theres also legend that he put it in a place called the devils dish pan in missouri wile others claim some had been recoverd in springfield missouri,but it should be noted that he may have gotten it all because frank james didnt die till 1915\nand im sure if there was any loot he would have found it.
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Hmmmmm ... perhaps a love of extracting rocks from subterranean passages.
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Undoubtedly,it was wood from a tree from\nthe area where they were.  The Bible does\nnot tell us what kind of wood was used.
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There is significant research being done in imaging through objects like bricks, etc. However, much more research needs to be done. And the technology is still very far away to image such tings from space. \nSo NO.\n\nHopefully the technology would be used to image into the ground and used for mine detection in many parts of the world.
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b/c it's kinda dug into the ground...
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They are part of historic homes... back in the 1700's and 1800's house building was not as advanced as today, the stars actualy connect to a long "wire" that held the bricks from  buckling