> It was “one of those eureka moments,” When considering how much imagery is being digitised, these Eureka moments will become a thing of the past as some comp

> It was “one of those eureka moments,” When considering how much imagery is being digitised, these Eureka moments will become a thing of the past as some computer program, probably Google, starts matching and identifying samples of stuff dispersed far and wide in collections around the world over the decades. Its not the first time, I've heard of suggestions that some of the rocks might have come from Wales. This transportation might also shed light or contribute reinforcement on the general consensus of how the pyramids were built. Then the question of spontaneous insight or some travelling and imparting of knowledge may ensue.