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A mortar and pestle = Pilon (Old French)means grinding using a mortar and pestle, noun and verb. Used in grinding food, coffee, flowers for perfume, and herbs for medicine, and for cooking. Use water and oils as a solvent. Pilon = a rock grinding on another rock through the action of the wind, sea or other source of movement. Rocks grinding on rocks helped in the creation of life. All these rocks grinding on rocks together, a Pilon, everywhere are equivalent to the largest continuous running parrallel quantum computer for biodiversity and chemistry in the universe. Pilon = reference in Book of Pilon of Byzantium in regards to Rhodes, Greece, Seven wonders of the world Pilon = 2x walls in Temple of Karnak, Luxor, Egypt. In the Dominus Flavit necropolis another Cyrenian named Pilon was buried with a Greek inscription on his ossuary (Bagatti and Milik 1981: 81, 91; Fig. 23, no. 3).

Pilon in greek alphabet = PI and ION 'l' is a capital 'i' Also spelling = philon, pylon Saint Pilon location south France near St Baume and Grasse. Chappelle du Pilon. El Pilon - Largest mountain in Spain, Tenerife

El Pilón mountain, Canary Islands, Spain Main Aspects of this topic are discussed in the following places at Britannica.

Assorted References feature of Pico de Teide ( in Teide Peak ) ...comunidad autónoma (autonomous community), Spain. At 12,198 feet (3,718 metres), it is the highest point on Spanish soil. Teide is the peak atop El Pilón, a 492-foot- (150-metre-) high volcanic cone that rises from a crater on the upper reaches of the mountain El Teide, which is itself a conglomeration of several volcanoes rising... —Preceding unsigned comment added by 219.88.194.142 (talk) 01:39, 24 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]