Dry-stone walls

The dry-stone walls in Saaremaa have been found mysterious by many historians and archaeologists. The latest knowledge is that the oldest walls go back as far as several hundreds of years before the first human set their foot to this island. It has remained a mystery as who built those walls. An archaeologist and historian Maie Remmel proposes that the ancient walls were built by creatures from other planets, whose direct descendants the islanders are. She claims that by building new walls the islanders are trying to send messages to the space to their ancestors. Those who think that those long walls are constructed like specific words and sentences are to be disappointed. The figures of the walls must first be decoded, which in these days of reasonably priced drones is a relatively easy task. Obviously, it is not difficult to read and decode the figures from above. Based on the first recordings, the most popular messages sent to the space have been ‘PRIVATE PROPERTY’, ‘NO LITTERING’ and ‘YOLO’.