Heelstone Artifacts Rescue Dig
Garry Denke
Dr Garry Whilhelm Denke, Sr (b. April 19, 1622; d. February 19, 1699)
was a German historian, antiquarian and dentist. He was born in Baden,
trained at Schwarzwald School, Black Forest, in metal and wood
dentistry. Dr. Denke is best known for his Stonehenge Heelstone flying
eagle 1656 hollow stem auger core of Cartridge brass (70% Cu; 30% Zn)
and Live oak.
After serving in the Thirty Years' War, he collected South Namur
Waulsort and South Wales Coalfield white stone (Carboniferous) and
coal stone from Stonehenge. Devoutly Catholic, Dr. Denke set out for
Jamestown in the year 1666, was German Church historian and made
Doctor by Sir William Berkeley governor dentist. He performed
Appomattox Indian dentistry.
In 1676 Virginia Civil War, Dr. Denke opossumed Bacon's Rebellion and
settled at Hell's Gate, Brazos River South Wall, Great Kingdom of the
Tejas, Caddo confederacy. The Doctor's elder Waulsort and Wales white
stone collection, his crude biology (paleontology) and hollow stem
auger core drill are housed at The Barn, on Archer and Baylor County
line, State of Texas.
Live oak (Quercus virginiana), Virginia algonquian (Didelphis
virginiana)