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The so-called monolith recently discovered in the Taunus community of Sulzbach is history again. Unknown individuals dismantled the 10-foot column Tuesday night, as reported by a community spokesperson. “The construction yard employees collected the debris so there is no danger to pedestrians,” he said.
In any case, the column should not stop, as the community had already announced. The “monolith” discovered on Saturday had already been erected by strangers after its fall. Who was responsible for the destruction “is beyond our knowledge,” the spokesman said.
After several stelae had been found around the world, the discovery of the “monolith” at Sulzbach caused a sensation. The photos showed him standing on the edge of a field and a large shopping mall. It is unclear who placed the column there and if there is a connection to the other stelae.
Since there is no information about the origin of the column, it is not assumed that there are claims from potential owners, the community spokesperson said. In this sense, the case is closed.
A so-called monolith first appeared in the US state of Utah, and more recently several stelae were discovered around the world, for example, on the British Isle of Wight, in a nature reserve in the north of the Netherlands, or in the small town Spanish from Ayllón, about 90 kilometers northwest of Madrid. .
