Paleolithic Technology (no replies)
My first article regarding North American Paleo lithic technology. [www.newhistoryofamerica.com]
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Unlocking the Wonder of Djadjaemankh (1 reply)
The Wonder of Djadjamankh is a story of the Westcar Papyrus. The story is set as though being told to the Pharaoh Khufu by his son Baufre. This story is in my opinion, quite extraordinary in terms of...
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Cocentric circles and lines discovered in dessert in Patagonia, Argentina (2...
Some time ago I discovered two sets of cocentric circles in the dessert in Patagonia, Argentina. The two sets are situated just next two eachother. They are surrounded by long lines stretching for...
View ArticleBIG NEWS! OLDEST NATICE DNA IN AMERICA IS SOUTHEAST ASIAN (1 reply)
Recently here in Montana a man who has the oldest, most direct DNA lineage to his ancestors was a Natice American whose genetics were most closely related to Southeast Asians or Pacific Islanders then...
View ArticleEuropean chakra trail, as above so below July 28th 2019 (no replies)
From a old post There is a configuration of seven pre Christian sites, which form the route of a pilgrimage of initiation used by druids, knights Templar and Christian mystics in their search for true...
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Malta’s ⤊ Rise and Fall ⤋ (3 replies)
The Ġgantija temples of Malta are among the earliest free-standing buildings known. Image credit - Bs0u10e01, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 – modified ”The mysteries of an ancient civilisation that...
View ArticleIf you could have 1 question answered what would it be? (3 replies)
First time poster with a question for you all. If you were allowed the answer to any question you liked regarding ancient civilizations (or anything Graham Hancock talks about, really) what would that...
View ArticleAncient Egyptian fuel? (6 replies)
G'day or Howdy! It has been a long time since I made a thread. However, I am genuinely interested or fascinated by / in a subject . I gather that it is undisputed that at some time the Sahara desert...
View ArticleAustralian Aboriginal Culture - a complex culture engaged in agriculture (1...
I have been rereading Graham's books as audiobooks recently, so I was struck how closely the origin myths of Australia's indigenous people matched the origin myths Graham records - but we are talking...
View ArticleOrion’s Belt, pyramids, and climate change (2 replies)
This idea hit me the other day and I haven’t found any serious exploration of the theory. Hang in there with me. I’m ballparking these epochs but that’s the entire point. The Sphinx appears to show...
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Metaphor for Egyptian hieroglyphic symbolism (no replies)
To illustrate how the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic language and symbolism worked, I'll repeat a metaphor that I offered up on a recent Facebook thread. Einstein's famous formula E=MC2 defines the...
View ArticlePangea connection between Sonehenge, Machu Pichu, Pyramids in Egypt and Mount...
Im just a curious person so i, without reading too much into it discovered that the Earth in the state of Pangea, The Pyramids would still line up almost perfectly if not perfectly with Machu Pichu i...
View ArticleNew method/proof of civilization spread? (no replies)
Science Daily 8-1-19 "Curious case of canine DNA parasitic cancer spread starting from 6,000 years ago" between continents. This concept might be applied to archaeology...something to think about.
View ArticleCarolina Bay talk between the Dabbler's Den and the Snake Bros! (1 reply)
Careful, this video may melt your face off...you have been warned! (Carolina Bay discussion w/ Slideshow starts 28 minutes in) [www.youtube.com]
View ArticleTwo cataclysms? (4 replies)
I am relatively new to this, so forgive me if this is a dense question, but if the advanced civilisation was wiped out around 10,800 BC by a comet (the 'Younger Dryas Impact'), are we still talking...
View ArticleThe Great Pyramid of Giza - reverse engineered (1 reply)
Hello, I have just published the results of 18 years research work which was carried out on the Great Pyramid of Giza at the following website www.giza-pyramids.com I have lost count of the number of...
View ArticleSweatman's Decoding prehistory and Gobekli 'zodiac' criticised (3 replies)
Martin Sweatman followed up his 'paper' of concocted proto-science fiction (in the otherwise sober MAA journal of archaeometry), with an AOM article based on his supposed archaeo astronomy...
View Articlenew theory about the alphabet's origins (1 reply)
I have a new book about the origins of the alphabet: John V. Day, The Alphabet Code: The Origins of Our Alphabet and Numbers (2018) At present, almost every scholar follows Herodotus about the Greek...
View ArticleGobeklu tepe infill coming from derinkyyu (2 replies)
Ive read and heard some articles / videos that the underground labrynth at derinkuyu,that the infill isnt visible anywhere ...ie what was taken from the site of such a vast operation cant be found...
View ArticleAstrology and the great antiquity of man (1 reply)
Astrology dates back to at least the beginning of the current epoch of civilization. It is based on the 26000 year precession cycle of the earth's axis. How many times did this cycle need to be...
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