Photos | The Archaeological Mystery of the Blue Bricks with a Hole in the Middle
These blue bricks with mysterious holes in the middle were discovered on a walkway in Death Valley during winter 2009. The bricks were part of an unusual construction made of wood, plywood, and flagstone, with a mailbox and a wall nearby. What was the purpose of these bricks? An archaeology mystery that remains unsolved.
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