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Who Was Here Before Us?
Television (Full Length) – 2000
I’ve had many moments of elation, especially in front of the computer screen … when I started to work out that there were beautiful star patterns for example ...– Amateur archeologist Martin Doutré, on patterns he’s divined in Northland rock formations
Their controversial evidence lies in strange and unusual carvings, complex alignments of the stars and unexplained cave drawings.– Narrator Jeffrey Thomas
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