Ancient Egyptian time measurement (1 reply)
Hello I am searching for reliable information on Ancient Egyptian concept of time and specifically; How did the AE measure time? What reference natural source (if)did they use to define and measure...
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Kufu & Khafre's Water Canal located (no replies)
I have never understood the proposition, that men built the Giza Pyramids, by pulling stones up any kind of ramps. It just can't be done in my opinion. Water, on the other hand, can and likely did....
View ArticleThe Guardian view on Neanderthals (4 replies)
The Guardian view on Neanderthals: we were not alone. [www.theguardian.com]
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has anyone talked about this before? bird-head man drawing on Easter island...
hi, it’s my first time posting here. I know the connection between Gobekli tepe and Easter island has been discussed by many, but the discussion was mainly focused on Moai and the stone pillars. I am...
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Old Akkadian Golden Trapezoid [?] (no replies)
Round Clay Hand Tablet - Mesopotamia c. 2340-2200 BCE Partitioned Trapezoid ”IM 58045…is a round mathematical hand tablet securely dated to the Old Akkadian period (five hundred years before the Old...
View ArticlePossible more pyramid remains present at site of pyramid of Khendjer (3 replies)
Original article with pictures: [www.stijnvandenhoven.com] Content: Possible more pyramid remains present at site of pyramid of Khendjer Author: Stijn van den Hoven Facebook Page:...
View ArticleStrange underwater formations in the Mediterranean Sea (no replies)
While perusing Google earth I found some very odd features that seem like massive cities with roads interconnecting them. If anyone knows how to get these views in front of Graham Hancock I beleive he...
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Lines on bedrock at east face of G1 (no replies)
This discussion was inspired by an image posted in another discussion. The image shows a series of relatively straight lines that are generally oriented at one of two different angles at different...
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Did the builders of Gobekli Tepe know sperm morphology? (5 replies)
I earlier posted images from Gobekli Tepe showing male sperm cells. (i.e. Did early civilisations have knowledge of micro-biology?) See: [grahamhancock.com] Given Gobekli Tepe is dated to 12,000 years...
View Articlethe ark of the covenant (no replies)
1) What is the ark of the covenant? The ark of the covenant is the electric capacitor created by two golden layers inside and outside of the box, separated by the layer of acacia wood. Two angles on...
View ArticleParacas Skulls (1 reply)
-The opening on the occipital bone/ skulls must be for nerves/vessels so means that there was a structure on back of the skulls? An eye? Hair and skin would not require such an amount of nerve supply...
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did the Inca have knowledge of Stonehenge (no replies)
there appear to be 5 pairs of columns with lintel, (some fallen over) at Stonhenge UK as compared to Sacsayhuaman (Muyucmarka), Peru 5 inner circle stone markers i have been greatly puzzled by the 5...
View Articlecivilization 12000 years ago (2 replies)
The thought of an advanced civilization dating back to before 12000BC is fascinating, but I can't pinpoint where Graham is saying it was geographically. Is he saying it was in north America where the...
View ArticleGiza design exercise (no replies)
The 3 Giza pyramids were planned so as to represent 3 mountains in Hellas. Khufu's pyramid represents mount Parnassus. Using the Terrain tool in Google Earth we can determine the geographic...
View ArticleMan bags (3 replies)
In the March/April issue of National Geographic's "History" magazine there is an article about the Garden of Eden. I flipped through the mag looking for Gobekli Tepi, but it was mostly about Babylon...
View ArticleNew Discoveries at Wadi al-Jarf -Marouard lecture video (2 replies)
New Discoveries at Wadi al-Jarf Semitic Museum Published on Mar 5, 2018 SUBSCRIBE 1.6K Located along the Egyptian coast of the Red Sea, Wadi al-Jarf is considered the oldest known harbor in the world....
View ArticleSecrets Of The Lost & yet more Khufu Tomb proof.. (5 replies)
Greetings; it.s been a while since I posted due to illness; However, after watching episode 1 of, 'Secrets Of The Lost' last night, I had to post! How marvelous it is to see yet more sensible,...
View ArticleSudden end to last ice age (2 replies)
I know there are some theories on what ended the last ice age. Meteorite, comets etc. However i am not convinced about this. A more plausible theory in my view is that the milky ways quasar could have...
View ArticleThe Earth Encodes 51.84 - - (3 replies)
An interesting find while studying the Earth's diameter: (known) 8 X 9 X 10 X 11 = 7,920 Square root of 7,920 being 88.99… 88 X 99 = 8,712 (Which is 110% of 7,920) Back to 88.99: Multiply the two...
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