RV SESSION REPORT. PROJECT: GLOBAL BEACON. SOURCE: 079
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Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST):
CIA-RDP96-00789R001601270001-4
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RIFPUB
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K
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13
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July 13, 1998
Sequence Number:
1
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Publication Date:
January 7, 1987
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2. ( S/NF/SK ) The target was Stonehenge, the famous
paleolithic stone monolithic structure on the Salisbury Plain of
Southern England. The identity of the builders of this structure
have been lost to antiquity, although the persistently erroneous
assumption is that it was built by the Druids. In 1949, Sir
Edward Moore proved conclusively that Stonehenge was a minutely
accurate predictor of lunar eclipses, the vernal equinox and
possibly some stellar navigational calculations.
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( S/NF/SK ) SOURCE SUMMARYN
a. ( S/NF/SK ) Source had an exceptional session beginning
with her opening descriptives of, "circular area, monumental,
quiet, and smooth waters", an accurate description of a slow and
lazy river nearby". Source continued by stating that the site,
"symbolized a meaning, going back", and had a square as well as a
round component and a "flat top" (NOTE N Source stated top as
opposed to roof which is a significant discriminator).
b. ( S/NF/SK ) The structure was described by Source as
"hard, stony, and designed to be looked at, an object of
history". Additionally, Source quite. accurately described the
surrounding countryside of, "rolling hills, secluded, flat,
isolated, green forests, fields, crisscrossing waters and grassy
areas". Mid session descriptives pertaining to art treasures,
paintings and men are probably explained as a typical analytic
overlay response to certain characteristics of the site.
c. ( S/NF/SK ) Source was further directed back in time to
3500 years from todays date, (the best estimate of the
construction period), but failed to travel this distance possibly
due to inexperience or possibly due to a desire to "view"
historic events in the 1200-1500 A.D. era. At any rate, the
descriptives tended to support perceptions of feudal England and
the signing of the Magna Carta as opposed to the founding of
Stonehenge.
4. ( S/NF/SK ) Inasmuch as the actual target was Stonehenge
today, the fact that Source was unable to travel back to its
construction date had no affect on tI"ie. final evaluation. It is
the opinion of the Interviewer that Source successfully acquired
the proper target site and accurately described, beyond a shadow
of doubt, the major and minor gestalts of that target.
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