A new monolith appeared in Romania, just meters from the site of an old fortress.
A structure almost identical to the famous Utah monolith, which has since disappeared, has been found in Romania. This monolith, which has the same height as its missing twin, yet its surface is not completely smooth, with some scribbles engraved.
This monolith is located just a few meters from an old fortress, Petrodava’s Dacian Fortress, according to the Daily Mail.
The fortress is believed to have been destroyed by the Romans in the 2nd century AD, but parts of the city wall can still be seen today.
The authorities said the owner of the structure is still unknown, but whoever placed it should have asked permission from the country’s Ministry of Culture, given that it is a historic site.
The missing monolith
Utah Bureau of Land Management officials announced the disappearance of the monolith from the USA at the weekend. Where the structure was, only stones and a small metal plate were left.
The “illegally installed structure” was removed by an “unknown person” and not by department personnel, according to the BLM. There will be no investigation into his disappearance by the BLM because it is “private property” and is not part of public land, the statement added.
Still it is not known where it came from the metal monolith that was discovered earlier this month by a team of biologists and Utah Security Department officials while conducting an investigation of wild sheep from a helicopter. The team saw the bright object in the sky and began to investigate.
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