The journey continues on the path to understanding ancient fossils made of stone, flesh, meat and bone. Uncover more of the truth, as we dig deeper and deeper.

Ancient fossils made of stone, flesh, meat and bone. Uncover the truth as we dig deeper and deeper.

Holes too deep to see the bottom of. Yellow sand that has no place in the natural geology of the area. More questions than answers as man hunts gold.

Over 100 years ago a war was fought over gold on Africa's southern tip. Was a half-a-million man army really needed to secure 1 ton of gold a year?

In Stone Circle territory, a rock painting has Michael and his crew baffled. Was it created before or after the circles were built. Is it an architectural plan or a tribute to the circles?

The shape of the circle is a clue to the past. But an investigation turns into a powerful spiritual experience.

No one can place a definitive finger on what this famous stone circle was ever intended to be. I cover its history as I walk you through your first stone circle experience.

Begin your adventure through the valleys of Southern Africa with me, on a search for humankind's true origins.

Take a drive with me to the gates of Adams Calendar. I bring to light the resistance from a small group of individuals in a nearby community, close to the Adams Calendar site in the Blue Swallow Nature Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa.

Michael takes us through the overflow and gives a closer look at the fossils collected over time, telling us the stories of how they were collected and giving us a better view of the petrification \fossilization process. Michael shows the differences in the fossils and why they play such a big pa...

Michael catches up with the growth and development of Stone Circle Lodge while showing off
some of his favourite fossils, as he explains the importance of knowing how the fossilisation \
petrification process of the fossils occurs. He talks about walking through the over flow of the
fossils he ha...

Mystical, magical and highly misunderstood, the Rudraksha is a Sanskrit word made of the name Rudra ("Shiva") and akṣa ("Teardrops"). The myth and lore of the love of Lord Shiva offering the energy of the divine in form as tears for the benefit of the world brings forth the Rudraksha seed as a co...

Michael introduces us to some of the musical instruments he has at Stone Circle Lodge and plays a little solo, just before going to the fossils he has collected over the years creating an overflow of fossils. Looking at each one to recollect the memories of why he collected the fossils and the si...

A closer look at the fossils after they've been cleaned. See how these fossils are important to my research and take an even closer look at some of the smaller details and key points on why these fossils are so amazing.

A closer look at the extra overflow of fossils on the patio of the Stone Circle Lodge and Museum, I choose the most significant fossils to clean and explain the importance of the fossils.

The story of the steps I've taken to fight back against the toxic individuals in the community of Kaapsehoop, near the Adams Calendar site. Hear about the attempts to stop my research and how I prepared for their resistance.

After a long battle with a group of individuals, I finally broke through their resistance to my research. But not without the help I acquired in helping me to do so.

Closing in on the gates to Adams Calendar, I'll tell you about where we are on the road and give some examples of what to look out for when in Mpumalanga, South Africa. Learn about the amazing areas nearby and about some of the places that have helped my research.

After moving through the stories of anxiety, I arrive at the gates of Adam's Calendar and find the struggle still continues. This brings to light the trouble the small group of toxic people have caused for me and the tours to Adam's Calendar.

Starting day one of a two day tour exploring the Adams Calendar site and Stone Circles of Mpumalanga, we start the climb to our first destination but this time with guests. As we make our way to the Adams Calendar site, I get into some interesting conversations with my guests and I get to point o...

Before we arrive at the Blue Swallow Nature Reserve, I continue the conversations with my guests and get into how I’ve had an interesting battle with the banks. We arrive at the gates to the nature reserve starting our tour, but before we get to the site we stop off at a fossil with a story conne...

As I continue talking about the Stone Man fossil, I explain more about the Anunnaki and why they could have built the Adams Calendar site. I then take my guests to the next stop, the Altar Tree and ceremonial site. Getting into how we found this site and figuring out why the Altar Tree is so impo...

I finish off talking about the ceremonial site and explain my research about it, afterwards I introduce my partner Martin from ARI (Antiquities Research Institute) and how he has helped with the research and progress of the Adams Calendar site and more sites like it. We also get into a topic of h...

We stop off at a site with giant fossils with claw and bite marks and we wonder what could have left these marks and how these fossils could have gotten to this location. My partner from ARI does some magnetic readings in the area and shows his results. We also talk more about the mines in the ar...