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THE HALLETTSTONEION

ZORIA PROJECT


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HALLETTESTONEION

SKULL


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The Discovery of Hallettestoneion


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Mike Hallett

Hallettestoneion Discoverer

Excavation Hillfieldion Zoria

August of 2006


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CHEMICAL ANALYZED

SAMPLE

For reference to see the original chemical analyzed copy see Mike Hallett

Specimen

from analysis

SharksTooth


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SQX Calculation

Sample: Unk041905_01 Date analyzed: 2005 4-19 14:42

Application: QualSenOxideSpin Model: Bulk Balance : Calcite

Matching Library

File: Unk_041905_01

No. Component Results Unit Det limit El line Intensity w/o normal

1 Na 2O 0.285 mass% 0.0973 Na-KA 0.0068 0.2848

2 MgO 0.483 mass% 0.0594 Mg-KA 0.0304 0.4827

3 AI203 0.912 mass% 0.0137 A1-KA 0.3829 0.9124

4 Si02 1.93 mass% 0.0092 Si-KA 0.6182 1.9271

5 P205 0.0364 mass% 0.0044 P-KA 0.0152 0.0364

6 S03 0.0199 mass% 0.0045 S-KA 0.0144 0.0199

7 CI 0.0372 mass% 0.0015 CI-KA 0.1043 0.0372

8 K20 0.184 mass% 0.0112 K-KA 0.1987 0.1837

9 Ti02 0.0343 mass% 0.0230 Ti-KA 0.0053 0.0343

10 Cr203 0.0125 mass% 0.0072 Cr-KA 0.0054 0.0125

11 Mn0 0.0141 mass% 0.0054 Mn-KA 0.0098 0.0141

12 Fe203 0.402 mass% 0.0055 Fe-KA 0.3713 0.4016

13 Sr0 0.120 mass% 0.0039 Sr-KA 0.4741 0.1202

14 Calcite 95.5 mass% 95.5333


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CHEMICAL ANALYZED

SAMPLE


Specimen E


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SQX Calculation Result

Sample: Unk041905_02 Date Analyzed: 2005 4-19 15:41

Application: QualScnOxideSpin Model Bulk Balance: Calcite

Matching Library:

File: Unk_041905_02

No. Component Result Unit Det. Limit EI-line Intensity w/o normal

1 Na20 0.0553 mass% 0.0478 Na-KA 0.0013 0.0553

2 Mg0 0.488 mass% 0.0515 Mg-KA 0.0308 0.4881

AI203 0.615 mass% 0.0110 AI-KA 0.2585 0.6151

4 Si02 2.75 mass% 0.0103 Si-KA 0.8853 2.7470

5 P205 0.0388 mass% 0.0056 P-KA 0.0161 0.0288

6 CI 0.0274 mass% 0.0016 CI-KA 0.0765 0.0274

7 K20 0.178 mass% 0.0093 K-KA 0.1915 0.1781

8 Ti02 0.0541 mass% 0.0175 Ti-KA 0.0084 0.0541

9 Cr203 0.0231 mass% 0.0079 Cr-KA 0.0099 0.0231

10 Mn0 0.0195 mass% 0.0031 Mn-KA 0.0136 0.0195

11 Fe203 0.560 mass% 0.0058 Fe-KA 0.5180 0.5596

12 Sr0 0.881 mass% 0.0037 Sr-KA 0.3469 0.0881

13 Calcite 95.1 mass% 95.1057


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CHEMICANALYZED

SAMPLE


Specimen B


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SQX Calculation ResultSample: Unk042105_01 Date Analyzed: 2005 4-21 10:31

Application: QualScnOxideSpin Model Bulk Balance : Calcite

Matching Library:

File: Unk 042105_01

No. Component Result Unit Det.limit EI-line Intensity w/o normal

1 Na20 0.0952 mass% 0.0677 Na-KA 0.0023 0.0952

2 Mg0 0.958 mass% 0.0668 Mg-KA 0.0612 0.9583

3 AI203 3.99 mass% 0.0184 AI-KA 1.6746 3.9930

4 Si02 8.43 mass% 0.0186 Si-KA 2.5703 8.4265

5 P205 0.111 mass% 0.0039 P-KA 0.0405 0.1107

6 S03 0.0058 mass% 0.0055 S-KA 0.0037 0.0058

7 CI 0.0186 mass%. 0.0015 CI-KA 0.0453 0.0186

8 K20 1.41 mass% 0.0095 K-KA 1.3125 1.4133

9 Ti02 0.539 mass% 0.0198 Ti-KA 0.0882 0.5388

10 Cr203 0.0312 mass% 0.0065 Cr-KA 0.0141 0.0312

11 Mn0 0.111 mass% 0.0059 Mn-KA 0.0811 0.1108

12 Fe203 1.01 mass% 0.0388 Fe-KBI 0.3637 1.9094

13 Sr0 0.0291 mass% 0.0039 Sr-KA 0.1161 0.0291

14 Calcite 82.4 mass% 82.3592


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Before the dig

Digging out the jaw

line


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HALLETTESTONEION

RESEARCH PROJECT

THE MASTER

TEMPLATE


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Burial Matrix Configuration

Hallettestoneion


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PROGRESSIVE

GENETIC

IDENTICALS


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MASTER STRUCTURIAL

REPEAT

INTERNAL

GROWTH

CORE


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HALLETTESTONEON

RESEARCH PROJECT

Leading edge Hallettestoneion

information and technology

must be obtained directly of the

the field while working hands

on because of the new

undiscovered time period of

these sea creatures.

At first some people will have a

hard time adjusting to the 30

inch teeth and larger, bodies

larger than semi-trucks. But

once they visit the grave yards

they will begin to see there

enormous sizes.


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THE ZORIA SHAPE

THE MASTER

TEMPLATE


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The Hallettestoneions are

completely beyond the field

of expertise of all well-

educated, not excluding the

field of paleontology.

If we wait for the scientific

community to acknowledge

the remains of these ancient

creatures any and all

remains could be destroyedand lost forever. A lot have

already been destroyed

because of excavation

projects. These creatures

must be saved so thatstudies can be done to

understand more about this

undiscovered era in time.


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SAVE THE

HALLETTESTONEIONS

It is very important to take

immediate steps to protect andpreserve the remaining

Hallettestoneion examples. This

includes all undisturbed and

especially any intact remaining

(including partial remains)

examples. Investigate al disturbedgrave sites.

The stones thought to be rocks to

be used for landscaping and

construction are in fact petrified

remains of a long forgotten timeon earth when ancient oceans

were alive with vast diversity and

advanced complex marine life.


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Second Era of

Evolutionary BiologyHallettestoneions Advanced Pre-historic

Marine Biology at 540 Million

Time of Existence cycles of

Life

Biological Succession Time

Bi l i l Ti Li


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line

years Eras

Modern Animal Era1.6 million1 m

To

50 m

150 m

250 m

400 m

540 m

1.2 B

3.6 B4.6 B

Ice Age Animal Era1.6 million

65 million

Dinosaur Era65 million

220 million

220 million

267 million Small Vertebrae Era

267 million

540 million Single Cell Organisms

540 million1.2 billion Hallettestoneion Era

Present

recent

Quaternary

Tertiary

Cretatious

Jurassic

Triassic

Permian

Pennsylvanian

Devonian

Ordovician

Pre-Cambrian

1.2 billion

2.5 billionUnknown Undiscovered Era

2.5 billion

3.8 billion

Proterozoic

Earliest Fossils Era Archean

Biological Time Line


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OFFICIAL

TIME

PERIOD

CHART


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Discover the

similarities of

both

Hillfieldion Sea

Zoria

Hallettestoneion

Dinosaur


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44

inch


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HALLETTESTONEIOLGY

Complete new science that

unlocks and understands a new

species in a new era.

Believed to be highly evolved

pre-historic advanced sea

animals in marine biology

science. The graveyard was

discovered in Pleasant View, Utahand are located just below a very

deep cut ancient sea shore

representing the Pacific Ocean

high water mark. Dating back to

543 million years ago.


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The Graveyard of the

Hallettestoneion Zorias

The Hallettestoneions are

buried in the top 50 feet. Atthe sacred bluff at

Hallettestoneionia. They are

the size of greyhound

busses. The Zoria Dragonsare up like firewood. The

Zorias located on the

surface died Pre-Cambrian

Cataclysmic about 540

million years ago.


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Older generation of

Hallettestoneions were

buried alive underneath

surface example underseabluff. Congregation and

habitat area.

Hallettestoneions are long

term residents, that were

frozen alive.

Intact examples of all the

very best Zoria, surface

examples have beendestroyed.


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Configuration of remains:

Specialized skull, body,

teeth, spikes, organs

Method of preservation:

Crystallization due to

freezing Hallettestoneions

sea Zoria's. Frozen aliveintact.

Crystallized remains

reduced to dirt and stones,

500 million years since

extinction. Skull and body

matrix collapses &

reduction.


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A time capsule of very

advanced pre-historic sea life

that was frozen in time. This

time capsule of pre-historic

ocean life was frozen due torapid icing, and freezing.

All of the surface Zoria

examples appear to have been

frozen alive. Because of all

the different Zoria's specieslocated at the top of the bluff.

They all seem to have been

huddled together laying on

their chins and stomachs.

Further evidence and

research supports the quick

freezing


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This is an artist rendering of what

Mike Hallett who discovered the

Zoria Hallettestoneions believe

these creatures would have looked

like

Compare

these to the

Dinosaur

species


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These Zorias

possibly come in

several differentspecies.

Just like in thedinosaur era


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Identifying the 14

Characteristics of the

repeating Zoria shape-

biological structure

Look fortriangular shape

1- Attachment Base

2- Reinforced tip

3- Front side reinforcement

Crown spine

4- Thick blunt leading edge

5- Sharpened fanning

cutting trailing

6- Flat slightly concave

backside


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7- Elbows leading &

trailing edge structural

reinforcement elbows

8- Growth core

9- Final Morph

10- Elbows down cross

spines

11- Location structural

elbows

12- Exacting location ofgrowth spines

13- 70-30% cutting-

piercing tip

14- Front & back sides


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Anatomy of a Discovery

Understanding and Identifying the

Zoria shape. Repeating bio

structure of an internal genetic

frame sub structure- Zoria.

Mapping of the Zoria growth

spines

By: Mike Hallett

Attachment Base/Growth Core

Functioning main body

Specialized pressed out tip

Positive identification by location

of growth spines. Location of

growth spines remains consistent.


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Fill in the blanks,

connect the

numbers with the

line to the lineargain &

understanding or

the genetic

internal

foundational sub

structure of the

Zoria repeat.


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Pictures ofthe dig site

HALLETTESTONEION

NOBELEOZORIA

DIG SITE


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Skull Matrix Collapse Hillfieldion Zoria

THROUGH THE EYES OF


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THROUGH THE EYES OF

THE DESCOVERER

Skull Matrix

Primary major

components that have

survived Skull, Teeth,

Spikes. Skull very large

solid, proportional ti the

teeth, neck and body.

Skull has both right and

left sides with neck

attachment base withwater cutting nose front

opposite base.


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Front

teeth

Hillfieldion

Zoria


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Ron at the dig site 2006


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Mike at the dig site 2006


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At the dig

L ft R t


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Left Repeats

Understanding the Zoria

repeat biological structure

will show you why this is apre-historic sea creature that

can be dated back as far as

540 million yrs. Ago. See

the attachment base, growth

core,format pattern, leading

edge reinforcement pattern,

main body, morph timeline.


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Ron at the dig site

uncovering the jaw

area.

The pattern of the

teeth as they lay in the

jaw bone area.

Ri ht R t


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Right Repeats

The patterns are the

same in the right

repeats as well as theleft.


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Lower Bottom Jaw


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The Hallettestoneion


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Templates

Hallettestoneion templatesare the best result of

wrapping the super

specialized configurations

of the Hallettestoneion

remains. The

Hallettestoneions Zoria's

represent the most

advanced and largest pre-

historic biological lifeexcavated, reconstructed

and studied and should be

understood by our

species.


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templates represent a

simplified overview of all

known Zoria known ages informat. The technology

reflecting the latest data

available to assist in the

discovery excavation andreconstruction of the

Hallettestoneion era and

biological discoveries.

The templates are the matrixblueprints developed overtime

using composed technical

biological studies.

The written template also


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p

reflects the discoveries

knowledge and insights on

what occurred below the

surface of the ground. Mike

Hallet has worked on many

excavation projects at and

around the Zoria graveyards.

Excavation was done not

more than 12 feet below

ground, but Believe could be

as deep as 45 feet. Mike

believes the best examplesare located at the top of the

bluff.

The Discovery


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The Discovery

Mike Hallet discovered

this site in 2003 working

in this area.

Understanding and

knowledge of pre-

historic studies he began

to research how thisspecies came about

being in this location.

The discovery Sea Dragons


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The discovery-Sea Dragons

TechnicalPre-Cambrian

Marine Reptilestime

capsule of advanced marine

biologythe dragon era

Hallettestoneion Zorias

were very advanced true sea

dinosaurs .

This advanced biological

discovery could unlock many

mysteries into this time

period.


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Th H ll tt t i


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Zorias are in fact the

missing dragon.

Dragons are the soledomain of mythology

from cultures around the

world. The pre-historic

mythical sea dragonscan now be proven as

scientific fact. The

highly crystallized

biological remains

discovered at the bluffin North Ogden Utah,

prove this.


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INTERNAL

GROWTH

CORE


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ZORIA REPEATUNDERSTANDING

THE ZORIA

REPEATS

HILLFIELDION ZORIA


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HILLFIELDION ZORIA

BOTTOM REAR RIGHT

TOOTH 33 INCH

TOP REAR TOOTH

ATTACHMENT

BASE GROWING

TO TIP


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Hallettestoneion

Zoria teeth samples,skull sample and

repeat structures

For more of an in depth story of


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the discovery of the

Hallettestoneions please contact:

Mike Hallett

By email only please

for more info go to: www.hszoria.com

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