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Egypt's Huge Pyramid Mystery ~ The "Unfinished" Ones

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I give my thoughts and show the unexplained "unfinished" pyramids in Egypt. They seem to
come from a different era of history than the dynastic Egyptians.
Luke's channel - Enigmas of the Ancient World

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYh7...
Abu Rawash in 4K
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Kristi McGowan/ Darko’s Cellar Door

il y a 1 semaine
When I look at the drawing of this supposed unfinished pyramid, I see a machine!! Think about
where our modern day construction companies spend the most time and money! They spend it
building things like nuclear power plants and production facilities! Why would the people of the
past be any different?? The idea that our ancestors built these massive structures for dead rulers
and imaginary gods is completely absurd!! Great video!
Cheers
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WillMansell
WillMansell
il y a 1 semaine
Because modern civilisations have completely different goal orientations. The Egyptians primary
focus was the study of the afterlife, and how they could better themselves for it. They put their
best minds to work on that subject, whilst we put our best minds to work on science and
designing machines. I would never fully discount the pyramid as a machine, but it would make
more sense for it to have some kind of spiritual use. My best bet was that it was some kind of
training structure for the afterlife. They’d send people in and close the doors. People have
reported light glowing from the walls, and strange resonances in the chambers that happen
when you meditate. In that way you might still say it’s a machine, but a much more subtle one
that say a nuclear reactor.
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Jim Macintosh
Jim Macintosh
il y a 1 semaine
Why does every hole in the ground in Egypt appear to be a tomb of some sort according to the
Egyptologists. I don’t believe their view. In modern times we put reservoirs on raised ground -
could some of these so-called unfinished pyramids be reservoirs?
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WillMansell
WillMansell
il y a 1 semaine
Why would they take the time to carve those granite tubs into the rock at the bottom if they’re
just going to fill it with water? You’re talking about years and years and thousands of people to
work on something like this, when they could just collect from the Nile or the natural lakes?
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TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine (modifié)
@WillMansell Because the water rose from these wells only after the Nile flooded and filled the
lake south of the giza plateau, and then stayed dry for most of the year. They had to capture and
store the water somehow. So they made these pools that enabled them to thrive through the
year.
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TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
@WillMansell I think we are vastly over-estimating the religiousness of past people. This is
because archeologists tend to fall back to ”it’s a temple! It’s for rituals! It’s a spirit!” -theory
whenever they don’t understand something. And they don’t understand engineering projects
when they see one, because they are not engineers.
And this creates a vicious circle: everything is said to be of religious in nature, so everything new
must be religious too. After all – they were really obsessed about religion.
No they weren’t. They were obsessed about getting enough to eat and not dying.
The best example of this is Göbekli Tepe, which is said to contain all sorts of spiritual symbolism.
It does not. All of those engravings are really down-to-earth images that tell how to get food and
stay alive while hunter-gathering. Archeologists really need to start playing pictionary...
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TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
I mean, ”What are these ’handbags’ on these pillars, with pictures of animals like fish, a
quadruped and a termite next to them?”
Draw me a picture which says ”There are fish on the plains.” What do you do? You obviously
can’t draw plains that people would recognise as such, because how would you? You instead
draw something that plains is not – a mountain. And then you draw a flat surface next to it, and
put the fish on top of the not-mountain i.e. plains. The ”handbag” is ”plains”.
Then there’s a field of wild wheat, which become bunches of wheat after a flamingo chicks
hatch. Flamingos lay eggs only on rainy years, which is also when the wheat grows aplenty.
There’s a sagittarius and a sun, which signify the position of the sun in the sky when birds start to
breed. It’s really important to know how long you will have to wait until you can just eat your
stomachs full of easily-obtainable eggs.
Then there’s all sorts of animals that are eatable around the year, like snakes, coyotes, ostriches,
frogs, scorpions, etc.
”A hunter-gathering for dummies” is what that site is, yet archeologists keep going for religious
theories...
https://fi.pinterest.com/pin/738942251330714173/
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il y a 1 semaine
WillMansell : Yes and NO!! There is absolutely zero evidence that the pyramids were built for
dead people!! If it is built to the specifications of a machine, then most probable answer to its
function is IT IS A MACHINE!! I can understand people of a 150 years ago coming to that
conclusion because they never saw things like computers and rockets! But we have!! And you
don’t spend the time, money and effort to build an object with this type of perfect specifications
unless it it has a specific function!! No architect would do such a thing, then or now!!!
Cheers
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il y a 1 semaine
Jim Macintosh : that is a very interesting idea! Maybe it had a dual purpose as a reservoir and a
water pump for the pyramid machine?? I have started to wonder if they were energy machines
and irrigation systems as well. After all using water can accomplish both things. It would also
explain why there were so many built.
Cheers
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il y a 1 semaine
WillMansell : not necessarily. If the pyramids were energy machines it is possible that water was
used to help accomplish this. So you would need such stores of large amounts of water. And if
they were also irrigation systems you would want to keep the water clean and structured
because that type of water works much better than getting it from the river. You would use
materials such as granite to do this.
Cheers
1
il y a 1 semaine
TeroHal : 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 standing ovation from me!! If it’s a room underground it’s a tomb,
and if it’s a big building with insane blocks of granite and pillars it is a temple to imaginary gods!
Ridiculous! What buildings do we have today that resemble this? Uhhh things like court house
and government crap!! I am sure 2000 years ago it was the same!! Your comment was very
insightful!!!
Cheers
2
il y a 1 semaine
TeroHal : I never thought about that!! But you are correct, if the people of the past actually gave
s shit about their population (unlike today) it would most certainly be a good idea to do things
like what you have suggested!! Very interesting!!
Cheers
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Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
Kristi McGowan/ Darko’s Cellar Door If the pyramids were machines. Wouldn’t they all be the
same? And would you put them all in the same location?
Batman
Batman
il y a 1 semaine
WillMansell Egyptians didn’t build them they inherited them. The Atlantians built them to fix the
climate after a great asteroid strike and pole shift. They are rain machines that charge the
ionosphere and make water flow on earth. That’s how I see it
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il y a 1 semaine
okacid : yes and no. Yes a great many of the ancient pyramids from around the world would
have all been machines when built with the same specifications as the one in Giza. Are you
aware that there are pyramids on every continent and a lot of islands? That being said some may
have only been water pump irrigation systems and some may have been for energy but they are
all machines or devices if you prefer. Not tombs for dead people!! Do you know how many
mummies have been found in a pyramid? One!! And it is most probable that the one found
actually inherited the structure. But it is possible that he was of the people who built it. You
should look into what the pyramid shape alone can do to living things and materials. We have
been given the narrative of Egyptian pyramids by archeologists who don’t know a thing about
engineering!! It is time that they let people who specialize in constructing such things analyze
what we are looking at!! And I can promise you they won’t say tombs for dead people!!
Cheers
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Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
Kristi McGowan/ Darko’s Cellar Door off course they aren’t tombs. But don’t forget the temples
in the area. I think it’s a part of a temple. Maybe with some sort of fire on top or something.
Look to India and see how they are living. They are the oldest society alive in the nearest area
and there are no large machine buildings there.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
@Ole Kvestad I don't think they are temples. The "causeway" is nothing but a sealed aqueduct,
and the "temple" (a collection of watertight, windowless halls without any decorations) are
water reservoirs with roofs to protect the water from animal faeces, which implies that they
intended to drink that water, not use it for irrigation. The aqueduct is made airtight, to make it
possible for the water level in the "temple" to rise above the aqueduct. There are no decoration
inside the "temple", because only maintenance crews were supposed to enter it. There are even
channels for the water to flow out of on the walls, if you realise what you are looking for.
Like I said: it's obvious once you start looking at these things with that purpose in mind.
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TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
@Kristi McGowan/ Darko’s Cellar Door I find that many "religious" projects seem to have more
practical origins. For example the Sumerian Ziggurath. It is a mountain-like temple, which rises
high above the plains around it. Why build such a thing? For gods? No.
Google the Burckle Crater. It is an absolutely massive 31km wide impact crater in the Indian
Ocean East of Africa. The asteroid impact that created it was massive, and happened around
2900BC, which is around the time when the sumerians came to the scene. It would have sent a
50+m tsunami to the Middle-East, wiping away much of the populations livins in low-laying areas
like modern-day Iraq.
After seeing a massive tidal wave wipe out everything, what would you do if you'd decided to go
and live in that newly-emptied land? You'd build high-rise platforms to protect you in the event
of the next wave. That's what Zigguraths are – a place to run onto when the next tsunami strikes.
Putting temples on top of them was just an extra touch.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
TeroHal Because of the atmospheric pressure, there’s no way you can get water to rise higher
than the water source. You can’t get water to run upwards. You can try as much as you want. You
need a water pressure/vacuum pump. If not you got a perpetual motion machine. And you
would be the richest man on the planet� You must remember that the people who built this was
African, and the ancient Africans was more spiritual than we are. On the same level as the
Indians are. The Africans many thousands years ago was very old fashioned and very spiritual. To
a level we cannot comprehend. But I am pretty sure that they wouldn’t bother building a large
closed aqueduct right on the river banks of the largest river in the world. I don’t think you can
understand a building just by looking at a building, but rather the whole civilization. Look at all
the other African societies from the antiquity, and draw the conclusion from them. Or the
neighboring countries.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
TeroHal maybe it’s the temple they wanted to save?
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
TeroHal Maybe they built the pyramids as a temple and placed the thing they was protecting on
top of the pyramids?
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
If the pyramid had a gold capstone or som other precious item. It would be the perfect way to
protecting it from everything. The angle is to steep to climb. And if you get to the top there is no
where for you to stand and pull it down. The pyramid will never tip over and no natural disaster
will destroy it. You can display your life worth, for every one to see. But no one can take it.��
John Queripel
John Queripel
il y a 6 jours
@WillMansell In my view they cannot belong to the Pharaonic Egyptian period as Dynastic
Egyptians did not possess the tools to construct these structures, copper tools and stone
hammers cannot achieve this, in fact it would be a stretch for modern machinery to reproduce.
Therefore, attributing any ceremonial or religious connotation to them is erroneous. The ancient
Egyptians certainly were all about the afterlife etc and they made that clear with their
hieroglyphs and paintings etc, these structure bear no such resemblance and make no sense
from the materials and design perspective as anything remotely ceremonial.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 6 jours
John Queripel To say that everything the archeologists have researched is wrong about the age
of the pyramids, because that they couldn’t build it without metal tools, because of a set date of
the Iron Age. So therefore it must be older than what they are saying is in best oddly. They have
found iron tools that are old enough. And if they couldn’t build it in the Bronze Age there are no
reason that they could build it even earlier. And there are no sign of water erosion on the
pyramids. So they are not as old as the Sphinx. I’m not saying that I don’t think they are older,
but there are absolutely no evidence of this. Just wishful thinking. If they built it when we think
the human race was evolved enough. It would be about 10 years old.
John Queripel
John Queripel
il y a 6 jours
@Ole Kvestad You are making some inaccurate statements. Firstly I am not saying everything the
archeologists have researched is wrong, in their area of expertise, i.e. cultural things they have
some good insight. However, they are ignoranT of construction techniques, engineering and
materials science, that is not their field. For them to say, for example the Great Pyramid at Giza
was a tomb built for Khufu is to ignore the overwhelming evidence against that theory in
addition to there being no direct evidence found so far to support their theory. If we consider
nothing else but the idea the pyramid was a tomb then simple logic would demand that you
compare it against other known tombs and you will obviously see there is zero similarity. Then
you could consider the design and if that made sense as a tomb and again there is zero sense in
the design being used as a tomb. Most importantly you could try to understand the
characteristics of the construction itself and the evidence that is to be found in the stone work,
dimensions, orientation and scale. Then by consulting engineers you will quickly find that this
construction would have been impossible 100 years ago and although we don't know if it could
be reproduced today with modern computer aided design and heavy stone moving and cutting
equipment it is unlikely. The point being that if it was impossible 100 years ago with the tools
available how could it have been done thousands of years ago with the known primitive tools
the ancient Egyptians possessed? It could not have been, no engineer will tell you it is possible
with primitive tools. The Great Pyramid is only one of thousands of examples and probably not
the most difficult structure to reproduce with modern capability. The conclusion can only be,
and it is supported by similar evidence around the globe that another culture must have been
responsible. That culture must be before the Egyptian culture and is referred to by the ancient
Egyptians and most cultures around the world primarily through their religious beliefs and
myths. The only way to begin to understand these problems is from an engineering standpoint
not an archeologists point of view. The evidence is very plain to see if studied correctly.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 6 jours
John Queripel I am agreeing with you one almost every point. The archeologists should never tell
anyone how something is built. It’s not their job. This is like you state a engineers job. But it’s not
the cutting of the stone that’s the problem. They made stone statues and temples of stone in the
ancient Egypt. It the construction of the pyramid that’s the problem. And I can’t see how this
could be any easier for an older civilization?
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 6 jours (modifié)
And if the pharaoh thought that if he transferred his spirit to the top of the pyramid when he
dies. So that his soul are higher than the Eye of Horus. As the pyramidion of the black pyramid is
saying. It’s perfectly logical to put it in a temple complex
John Queripel
John Queripel
il y a 6 jours
@Ole Kvestad I agree it is a very difficult thing to understand because we grow up being told and
learning that human civilization and progress is linear, we start badly and get better with time.
This seems to make sense in our ordinary lives and is fundamentally correct. However, the
record of history shows us some problems, as often the best is in some cases the oldest and the
new not so good. This is absolutely the case with many structures in Egypt including statues such
as Rameses at the Ramaseum but also the world over. Engineering studies can tell the type and
speed of tools used on many aretfacts and because we can recognise these tooling marks can be
fairly sure of the sophisticated nature of the tools. Some tooling and quarrying marks are
completely unknown to us. This evidence does not fit the theory from archeologists than human
civilization started about 5 or 6 thousand years ago in Sumer. Gobekli Tepi is an example of a
problem for them but it is worse than that. So, what can we say about this situation? We need to
study the Earth's historical climate records carefully and look openly at the historical records,
myths and any other information from people who existed a long time ago. Archeologists do this
all the time but always ignore stories of very ancient events as if the writers loved making things
up, when inside the myths is a story of real events. The geological information we have indicates
a possibility of such cataclysmic events around 12 K years ago that existing human life could have
been almost entirely destroyed. When we look at the structures in Egypt and elsewhere the
advanced technology used to create them can only have come from this culture before that
cataclysm, that is the only logical assumption given the evidence, unless you think aliens did it all
which I don't.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
John Queripel I absolutely agree with you. And there’s no doubt in my mind that there was a old
civilization that was much more advanced than we know. I don’t believe there was aliens in the
past. But if they find proof of it, I wouldn’t deny it. The historian are following the written history
until it differentiate from their beliefs. And I don’t think this is the right way to do history. I’m an
carpenter and in my line of work I see that the work of other carpenters, just hundred to two
hundred years ago was of a quality and technique that are much better, but forgotten now. I
think this is because of the cost of laborers time. And that school doesn’t focusing on the quality
of the work but the profit. This was much better when the skill was handed down from father to
son. And this was probably what happened after a cataclysm. The artisans had to figure out how
to do things just by looking at what was done before. This same approach probably also
confused them on what the old stonework was intended for. As we do to day. But back to the
specific of the pyramids, I don’t think that they aren’t as old as 11000 years old. Because of the
outer casings stones being there in the 12th century. If they had been through a world changing
cataclysm. They would be gone long before that. But the Sphinx I believe are 11000 years old. If
not older. And the same with all the other sites around the world.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
And the if there was a cataclysm that wiped out all the major cities of the ancient. The ones that
found these old sites wouldn’t be the best stonemasons in the world. As proof of the building
style of the “repairs”done to them. But the “king” of Egypt had this opportunity when he made
the pyramids
John Queripel
John Queripel
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad There seems to be a lot of evidence that repairs or similar were done. Due to the
engineering of these structures there has to be an explanation and I think it was the work of a
previous culture, if not what?. There has been plenty of time for several cultures to have been
on Earth before us. If you take the archeologists view civilisation is about 5 or 6 thousand years
old and we are able to go to space, manipulate DNA and many things in that short time, this may
have happened before and that, in my view is what the evidence is telling us.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
John Queripel The human race is approximately 250000 to 300000 years old. So I to think that
it’s a god possibly that this isn’t the first time we as a human race are at the grade of technology
That we see today. It seems like mathematics, astronomy, banking, writing, farming and lots and
lots more was inherited from before. I have read about the Brazilian rainforest being a
overgrown garden. There are millions of signs of an older civilization. And I hope that we will find
the truth sometime. But I don’t think they did things that go against the nature of the natural
laws. So the answer is probably less advanced than we think. The spiritual world, not the
religious. Has many geometrical structures and meanings that doesn’t give any logical meaning
to me. But they offered their lives to it in the old days. So the meaning of the pyramids? I think
we has to look at the spirituality of the people around Egypt to get a distorted glimpse of what
they used it for.
Fionbarra omuiri
Fionbarra omuiri
il y a 5 jours
@WillMansell
These structures are pre dynastic . These structures have nothing to do with what the
mainstream people call ancient Egypt . These structures could easily be 100 thousand plus years
old .
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad Connect two barrels with a pipe that runs from the bottom of one barrel to the
bottom of the second one. Set those barrels on a flat ground and pour water to one of them.
You'll notice that the water level stays equal in both barrels. This is what the causeway basically
is. It lets the water level in the 'temple' rise above the causeway (i.e. the pipe). If the causeway
wasn't watertight, this would not work.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad No, I think it would be more reasonable to build a structure to save oneself, and
then put a temple on it. I think fanatical religiousness is a much later invention in human history.
The people at that time used religion as a science-replacement, to try to understand the world
to be able to live longer. I don't think it was the center of their lives.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 5 jours
TeroHal exactly what I mean. You can’t get the water level to rise higher in one barrel than the
other. Then you has to manually fill the reservoir. Seems unlikely.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 5 jours
TeroHal old temples are for the spiritual dimensions, religion has nothing to do with this. Would
you build a large structure with noting on it to save you from a natural disaster? Just standing on
top of it? With no walls, roof , water source or food storage?
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad Well, that's a good motivation to put a temple on it – a place to stay safe from the
elements and a motivation for people to give foods to 'sacrifice'. There's someone always
maintaining it, and you can establish that only the king has access to the very top of the pyramid
in case the rabble get rowdy up there waiting for the water to sub-cede, or the water rises higher
than expected.
...and you can keep the knowledge of the true purpose to yourself, so that the rabble doesn't
block the way to safety before you get there.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad The lake in the south is the other barrel, that gets filled by the Nile during the
yearly floods. The valley 'temple' is the other. The water level on the lake is much higher than the
'temple' roof.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 5 jours
TeroHal isn’t it more reasonable to think it’s a place for listening to some sort of a priest/guru or
something? With a large audience.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 5 jours
TeroHal this may be. But still. Making a reservoir on the banks of a large river? This isn’t done
anywhere else.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad Are you sure the river was close by at the time? The path of the Nile changes as
the sediment gathers on its banks. If the pyramids weren't made during dynastic times, we don't
know where the river was. If might have been 20km away, and what was the water level during a
dry season?
AND remember that you would have to lift the water up from the river to the fields. With what?
Buckets? The water is already high on the plateau, where it can easily be directed to fields that
lay lower with minimum of extra work.
(Also: lots of crocodiles on the river)
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 5 jours
@Ole Kvestad I prefer to approach these things from the other direction.
We know that there was an absolutely massive wave that wiped out the civilisations from the
Iraq area. How would this terrible trauma manifest itself in later civilisations that ended up
colonising the newly emptied land? Because we know it would. That wave would have destroyed
entire kingdoms within a few hours, and people don't tend to forget something like that. We still
haven't.
It would have created a cultural phobia, and everyone would have been worrying if one day
another wave would come and wipe them out the same way. How would people deal with such
a phobia? By building places they can escape into when it comes.
Are there such places? Yes: the zigguraths. The first step is already about as high as the wave
would have probably been, and there are three more steps in case the next wave is even higher.
Therefore it is likely the zigguraths are created for such use.
If the first level of a ziggurath would have been about 5-10 meters high and it would have looked
more like the aztec pyramids, I might accept that there is no link.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 4 jours
TeroHal yes we are sure about the river. You can see it for yourself on google maps. If there’s a
river, either if it’s dry or not it will not disappear.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
TeroHal I to like to see things from different views. And this is why I don’t think it is for saving
people. But the temple. I am always for the truth. Even if it’s the most boring answer�
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 4 jours
@Ole Kvestad We can't see where the river went when these structures were built, because we
don't actually know when they were built (if I'm correct and these are not tombs of certain
kings).
Officially when the pyramids were built the Nile went right next to the sphinx, which is about
10km further west than currently.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 4 jours
@Ole Kvestad That's the route that is too easy and convenient. It tempts the mind to stop
thinking about the actual use.
Think about modern world in the eyes of an archeologist. What's the statue of liberty for?
Probably a mighty queen or a god. Why would we just put a random statue that isn't even
representing any actual person into a such a prominent place? Highly unlikely. It's there to honor
a god for sure.
What is the Eiffel tower? Probably a religious monument and a place of worship. Why would we
build a tower just for the sake of it? Ridiculous!
What is the NASA launching platform? The remains of a temple or a tomb. If we went to space,
why would we stop going there? That doesn't make any sense.
Why are there statues in cities? To guide people to places where they can find food. That's why
they were always near restaurants!
Why are there pics of scantily clad ladies all over the place? Because they were fertility symbols
for ritualistic use. People in the 2000s were all about fertility, due to decreasing sperm counts
and birth rates.
It is easy to find a simple but wrong solution to each question if you are willing to accept it.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 4 jours
TeroHal I’ll promise you that my mind hasn’t stopped thinking about the reason for the use.! I
just won’t stick to one possibility. I think that’s the problem we are facing with the archeologists
today. But the truth is usually logical.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 4 jours
TeroHal I am 100% sure you are right about the tombs. But this doesn’t make it a completely
different thing. You have other things than a graveyard in the churches in the modern world. The
graves of the churches does not tell you anything about the use of the church. I’m only using this
as an example, not a comparison.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 4 jours
TeroHal And if you had to guess. Do you think they built the pyramids next to a river with water
or a dry river?
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 4 jours
TeroHal we live in a time of excess. They didn’t. And don’t you think the pyramids was built to
show how advanced they were? When you build something of the stature of a pyramid, they
usually put as much meaning in it as possible. As to align it to something, geometry and
mathematics. But you’re off course right in how we will interpret everything wrongly in the
modern art. Especially if you know nothing about our civilization. And the pyramids has
obviously been reused by the latest Egyptian pharaohs. This to makes the job of finding the real
use more difficult.
Valorous Wolf
Valorous Wolf
il y a 3 jours
I have come to believe the pyramids were literally single use cement plants turned air shafts for
the explicit purpose of constructing underground survival shelters. The structure of so called
burial chambers share complete design elements with limestone furnaces known to exist in the
ancient world. The rediculous spacing of the pyramids could be due to the time sensitive nature
of working with concrete. I also believe that after the underground structure expanded beyond
the workable range of a pyramid, basically a limestone furnace and gravity mixer (plus possible
water pump), it would then be recommissioned as a supply depot and most importantly an air
shaft. The rediculous wast of resources to build such a robust structure in my opinion could only
mean EVERYONE knew it was key to survival. If not rebellions or internal conflicts would have
ensured not a one would have been built as populations tend to turn ugly when such material
excesses are used for any frivolous purpose. As an engineer, the biggest issue you have in going
underground to survive catastrophe is air. Shafts are easily covered and things like tsunami
waves and glacial advance or even lava flow or ash deposit make a mockery of any and all
standard air shaft design. It really becomes more a problem of what can i build that can survive
this first, then how can i design a series of shafts and deposit chambers that will allow air
circulation. There is much more evidence in this dept when it comes to specific sites and the
workers testimony of clearing the sites if debris durring excavations with sites having constant
hot air flowing through them to strange giant gulps of air sucking dowm into or blowing our of
chambers when debris is finally cleared from shafts.
martijn dijkstra
martijn dijkstra
il y a 2 jours
@TeroHal Correct... The large pits at the Djoser pyramid have been proven to be grain storages.
They have even found grains in there! Also matches the biblical story of Joseph about the 7
prosperous and 7 bad years exactly. I do believe religion was a big thing those days but as known
the pharaoh’s also shifted from a multi god religion into a monotheistic religion rather easily…
and more than once..
Having that said though I believe the unfinished pyramids Chuck is talking about date from
before the dynastic era… and so for that reason the function of them keeps being most intriguing
..
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 jour
@Ole Kvestad I speculate that a big part of the problem that the pyramids were built to solve
was the amount (and speed) of the water coming from the fountains under the larger pyramids
during the Nile floods. Too much of it came, and too fast. This required them to place a big and
heavy structure on top of it, to prevent the water from simply carving another route around the
blockage. After sealing the well in granite blocks and placing massive weights on top of them,
they could control the water-flow and make it useful instead of something that would regularly
wipe out vast amounts of irrigated/constructed land.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 jour
@Ole Kvestad The Menkaure pyramid had been reused as a tomb. I'm not so sure about the rest.
I can't see anything that would hint at reuse with the two of the larger pyramids. The great
pyramid has a clearly functioning mechanism at it currently is.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 jour
@martijn dijkstra I think of it like this: if you were a fabulously wealthy king, would you
1) Build a massive construction project that would show everyone how rich you were because
you were able to waste so much resources to build something so useless
OR
2) Build a massive infrastructure project that would make you even richer, while showing
everyone how rich and powerful you were.
If you are going to build something absolutely fantastic, why not build something that is also
functional, that helps your people, and make you seem like a god who can control the elements?
Like another commenter here said: all the largest construction projects in the world have been
infrastructure projects. Humans don't tend to waste vast amounts of scarce resources into
building something that is not useful.
martijn dijkstra
martijn dijkstra
il y a 1 jour
@TeroHal Ow yes i totally agree with that! All those massive constructions must have had an
important function for sure. But I doubt it they were built by the Egyptians. Referring to Chuck’s
other recent video (Egypt's Impact Catastrophe Found (!?) & Old Kingdom's End
) I feel like they have been built by a predynastic people, also with an important function off
course, but they were adopted by the Pharaoh’s, like the pyramids were. Cheops (4th dynasty)
came right out of stone age, they could have never build such structures. And it kind of adds up
when you look at the theory of the meteorites. Something must have happened, erasing a
complete nation. Well that’s what I think… but again yes, I also believe they had an important
function as you said.
UnchartedX
UnchartedX
il y a 1 semaine
Good stuff Chuck! 150 ton quartezite box, with compartments! I'll have to look into that, thanks.
I learned a bunch here, tend to agree with you about them not necessarily being pyramid
structures. That oval box and lid at zaywet gives me chills thinking about it, what it was possibly
for. Like you said, a real mystery, not even the mainstream has the usual set of bogus answers for
it.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks Ben. A lot of these ruins have Serapeum like ruins underneath them. I think this is THE
mystery as far as the pyramids and predynastic structures.
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Ironic Dichotomy
Ironic Dichotomy
il y a 1 semaine
I’ve been waiting for this one Chuck! I absolutely love your channel, I remember when you
started your pyramid series.
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TheZombieSaint
TheZombieSaint
il y a 1 semaine
I love your vids mate (although they raise more questions than answers lol). These structures
seem to be all over Egypt. Maybe they were some sort of distribution structures? Alot of work
went into these things and they were meant to be around for a long time judging by how thick
those blocks are. Curious indeed. Keep up the awesome work bro.
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Endicott
Endicott
il y a 1 semaine
Fantastic work. If nothing else seems clear about this suggest, I think you have made an excellent
case that these structures are their own class distinct from pyramids and have some common
lineage.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
Thanks. It’s the only conclusion I can come to after looking at all of the so-called pyramids.
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joe ampolo
joe ampolo
il y a 1 semaine
Yes, definitely, a distinct architectural form.
SHOCKWAVE
SHOCKWAVE
il y a 1 semaine
UNFINISHED CAUSE THE DEVISTATION THAT HAPPENED 13,000 years ago the DAY OF THE
CENTEPEDE killed everyone and the people were thrown back into the stone age SAME FOR
BALLBEK Lebanon the stones were cut and almost ready to move then the 13,000 bc devastation
happened killing 120 mega fauna species DEAD EXTINCT GONE FOR EVER !!!!!!!! AND NEARLY
WIPEING HUMANITY OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH !!!!!!
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Jeff Kopher
Jeff Kopher
il y a 1 semaine
True....
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Jay Evans
Jay Evans
After the devastation, later people dug down to existing structures. They could be tops of
skyscrapers?
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Josh from Duncannon
Josh from Duncannon
il y a 1 semaine
The declassified book The Adam and Eve story points to that exact conclusion.. A destruction of
all of humanity that reset everything about our civilization.. Bright Insight has a very good video
on this subject
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Stone Wall Research - budcat7
Stone Wall Research - budcat7
il y a 1 semaine
Excellent Chuck! Great research and I didn't know about some of these and of course this
"thread" of a "cover up" of something or rather that we shouldn't know about. I assume this
would tie a lot of history together that would make mainstream look "ignorant" and they would
defend that at our expense. Nice!! Thank you for this!!
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks budcat. I was surprised no one else had discussed these when I found all of these during
my Pyramid series in 2017.
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thehoeslaper
thehoeslaper
il y a 1 semaine
black goo? oil deposits maybe? there's your cover up. i'll be floating face down by the river if you
need me.
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John Watt
John Watt
il y a 3 jours
thehoeslaper! I'm seeing your oil deposit comment, and it's a good one, but any stagnant water,
oil or other organic liquid, will start to turn into slime and then degrade to a black film, more
than just a bio-degradation, but a form of death and decomposition for what used to be alive.
You inspired an interesting thought. You know Arabs used camel dung as well as various oils for
light and heating. Even though the black oil that gasoline is made out of was laying on the sand
in puddles and ponds, I've never seen a reference to Arabs or Egyptians using it for anything.
Maybe you can speculate on when the first humans of the Middle East started tar and feathering
each other.
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thehoeslaper
thehoeslaper
il y a 2 jours
@John Wattthe kids today call it "Mummy Juice" it would explain a lot though if oil was/is the
cause of these cover ups when it comes to tombs
Simon Weafer
Simon Weafer
il y a 1 semaine
Blocking stones, underground boxes with lids, corridors. Keeping something in or out, but looks
like a bunker.
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John Walters
John Walters
il y a 1 semaine
"Unfinished pyramids" is a fascinating subject. I think you're right that this is ancient technology
from pre history. The Atlantian theory is a good one to explain what's going on. Keep poking into
this subject. It gets better and better and better. Thanks Chuck.
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Captain Elliott
Captain Elliott
il y a 1 jour
Black goo in the Osiris shaft boxes also wtf?
John Warner
John Warner
il y a 1 semaine
Geomancy? Pure technological sites that may have "tuned" Ley line energy to funnel to Giza?
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Gromph Baenre
Gromph Baenre
il y a 1 semaine
Everything is a temple or sarcophagus when you lack any imagination.
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Ancient History Criticisms
il y a 1 semaine
Great stuff as always Chuck. It's becoming crystal clear what they're doing... and not doing in
Egypt. I really need to continue my investigation of those sarcophagus lids. Still no one has taken
the time to document them all. The quartzite box with the dividers in it reminded me of the
Sobekhotep sarcophagus. Always appreciated.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
I didn't show many but I remember showing many in my pyramid series. Some are baffling.
Thanks Andrew. Keep the videos coming.
1
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 I think those lids are important to these sites and then other sites we see them at.
The oval tubs of course also. I would love to see one, Zawyet El Aryan might be the only one.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
@Ancient History Criticisms This top was weird and unique. Unlisted video...worried about
potential copyright bs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiie1gHq6hk
carl sodenhack
carl sodenhack
il y a 1 semaine
Once again, I agree with you. The term of Unfinished Pyramids just seems to be an explanation
for something not yet explainable. I believe there are no unfinished pyramids. It seems illogical
not to end a kind of building like a pyramid - and this so often.
Thanks a lot for another great video!
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Bob Robert
Bob Robert
Thanks for doing this.�edit. You nailed it. New religion.
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Christel Reincke Deleuran
il y a 1 semaine
Please! No more religion�
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Bob Robert
Bob Robert
il y a 1 semaine
@Christel Reincke Deleuran Please no more stupid comments in my in box.
Deciphering The Devil's Details
Deciphering The Devil's Details
il y a 3 jours
What if they are inverted pyramids? Good video, thank you.
Sasquatch 2001
Sasquatch 2001
il y a 12 heures
maybe the pharaoh just didn't die and they didn't need the tomb anymore which means the
ancient Egyptians perfected the embalming process to create perpetual life!
Jack Savage
Jack Savage
il y a 1 semaine
Well worth waiting for.
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Peter Silo
Peter Silo
What if stones at these places work like metals in a battery ? I mean we have kind of a mix of
precious and non-precious materials ! Could it be that this is creating something like electricity,
or lets call it earth energy, an energy very similiar to human energy as i know of. Wasn t it, that
we and the earth are vibrating very similiar at around 8 Hz ?
Could the body with all the water, function as the liquid beside the precious metal that wants
the electrons ?
All this sounds line a perfect fit to me,
or do i miss something ?
So my guess is, that this setup will help loading up a body with more energy.
If that is so, then i should see the great pyramid soon to find out about that.
Is there anyone out there, who has been laying for a while in the kings chamber ?
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Dan Houde
Dan Houde
il y a 1 semaine
I think about that goo they found in that sealed tub all the time.. It must have been something or
someone (maybe) very important. God I wish we knew exactly what that stuff was and why go
through all this trouble to put it in such a place? This pit is amazing and holds many secrets. nice
video, keep diggin guys. brien forester is on his way to egypt as I am typing this hopefully he
makes it to this site
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Enrique Cafuentes
Enrique Cafuentes
il y a 1 semaine
Anyone think this unfinished pyramids were the hub for building the massive building blocks for
pyramids. Its were the technology enabled for hardening creating blocks for building.
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The Ancient Alternative View
il y a 1 semaine
Firstly may I say what a phenomanel presentation.. I love how you completley disprove
egyptologists with your work as there all full of bs as you eleguently put it... Could some of the
underground pyramids so to speak be a plugging unit for the main power plant ie maybe at
times they struggled to keep water away and these were storage facilities for the circuit of
plateau.. There is no way these were not finished the civilization that made these new exactly
what they were doing and none of the 'sarcophagus' comments that egyptologists give can be
right surely why would you go to all that trouble to make one tomb they wouldn't would they...
The plateau is a masterpiece of ancient technology shows polygonal stone work trapozoidal
doors... Signs of geopolymer stone work etc and we are led to believe these were unfinished
tombs... The evidence shows that more than one civilization worked on areas around the plateau
so why are people hiding the truth it's a disgrace... So glad you are leading the fight your work is
second to none excellent..... https://watershedmaterials.com/blog/2015/3/31/geopolymer-
concrete-egyptian-pyramids-and-a-new-way-forward-for-sustainable-masonry if you scroll down
to where it says barsoum the link shows he does a study on the two sides of the arguments for
geo polymer at the pyramids and gives compelling evidence I really wanted you to see this...
Your work is inspiring for me and I know I am only a small channel but the mainstream needs a
kick up the ass and you have helped inspire me to prove them wrong... All the best I truly wish
you all the very best
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Ziggy Dan
Ziggy Dan
il y a 1 semaine
...well said, Phil!
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il y a 1 semaine
@Ziggy Dan thanks Dan!
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks. I can't really throw any theory out. But I can't help but wonder why they are aligned
perfectly to the cardinal points. That screams at me they were observing the heavens and that
tied directly to the earliest spiritual beliefs of these people who became the dynastic Egyptians.
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il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 that's a fantastic point and one I agree with also... I think the same was the case at
many sites orientated to the stars but none so quite as perfect as the plateau is geometrical and
astronomical phenomenon... Thanks for commenting back appreciate the feedback thank you
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Ian Dalziel
Ian Dalziel
il y a 1 semaine
Orgone Accumulator?
Or possibly filled with pure water (or whatever) and acting as high energy particle detectors - if
we have a need of them why wouldn't older civilisation stubs have a need of them?
John Rice
John Rice
il y a 1 semaine
The North is Masonically called the place of darkness.
Antonio Perez
Antonio Perez
The open pyramid type structures on hills could be ancient reservoirs to pump underground
water to the valleys below.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Could be. But that is about last on my list as far as possibilities.
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kensington222
kensington222
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 Thanks Chuck for your work, always much appreciated!
I've heard Matt talk about that hypothesis and how they could be used to prevent Egypt turning
into a desert. If true, could there be a connection with the weather/water erosion on the
Sphinx's enclosure? Probably far fetched but that was the first that came into my mind when
hearing this idea.
Whatever these structures were it definitely look like they had an "industrial" purpose or
something to serve a system, if not stand alone or connected in some way.
martijn dijkstra
martijn dijkstra
il y a 2 jours
I don’t think there were pyramids either, nor pyramids to be.
What kind of intrigues me is the fact that they were all mostly filled with rubble.
If they were build in predynastic times, which I think they were like the pyramids, the dynastic
Egyptians would have never filled them with rubble. They have also ‘reused’ the pyramids and
made it part of their culture. There are many stories stating that the Pharaoh’s said they did not
build them, same as the Inca’s said about megalithic sites in SA.
So if they did not build the pyramids but adopted them, they would also have adopted the
"unfinished" pyramids or large pits. They would not have filled them with rubble because of 2
things: 1. They must have been awesome sites which they would have attributed to a God for
sure. 2. It would take an enormous effort to fill them with all that rubble, for literally no reason
at all.
So.. how did all that rubble get in? My best guess would be due to the big flood. Pyramids will
survive a big flood, but a large pit will be filled with all that surrounds it.
What they eventually were remains most intriguing!

Aaron Stoup
Aaron Stoup
il y a 1 semaine
Great video. It would be interesting to have the black substance, contained within the tub,
analyzed. I wonder what the chemical/ organic profile would reveal. Instead they fill it with trash.
I know that it has been written hundreds of times, in comments, but I can only imagine what
incredible ancient knowledge exists under lock and key.
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Bryan Keith
Bryan Keith
il y a 1 semaine
Exactly. Ive seen so many people come upon some off that black stuff at different locations. They
had opportunities to sample it. And didnt. I am sure "you're not allowed to" but, with all the
disinformation that has come out of egypt, you would think someone would have done it. Of
they have, they haven't shared the information they got from testing. And if they did and they
are not sharing the info, that isn't right either. Hopefully one day someone will do the right thing.
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StanJan1958
StanJan1958
il y a 1 semaine
Good to see you back in the swing of things. Passionate, clear, intellectually pure. We all love
your music vid's and the occasional trip to town... But this, this is where you excel. Thank you
man.
Stan
1962 impaula
1962 impaula
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks Chuck! Great as always!
RZAJW
RZAJW
This was written by archeologist Alessandro Barsanti about Zawyet El Aryan:
I hope that the best informed amongst the tourists will come to admire the monument: the
pleasure they will experience during this trip is worth the two or three hours it will take. At first,
the immensity of the task undertaken by the Egyptians will not appear to them, it is only at the
bottom of the stairway, when they will walk upon the granite pavement that it will become
obvious. It is not that anything in particular when examined in details is remarkable or out of the
ordinary, but the general feeling is one of those one never forgets. The size and richness of the
materials, the perfection of the cuts and joints, the peerless finish of the granit sarcophagus, the
boldness of structure and the sheer height of the walls, everything comes together to compose
this so far unique ensemble. It is an awe inspiring shock and nowhere is the power and mastery
of the old Egyptian architects so suddenly and strongly obvious as here.
He describes it as one of the most awe inspiring thing in egypt yet they cover it up with shit and
restrict it within their military base, what in the fuck is going on?
I also read that they suspected it containing underground chambers also but we'll never know
anyway cause they cant excavate it.
Stacy Scorsese
Stacy Scorsese
il y a 1 semaine
I swear; I am thinking the way these ancients sites were built to last, and can't be recreated yet
the bases(Baalbek, Peru, etc.) are still here, points to a civilization that knew about incoming
asteroid/meteor/comet/ hits. These underground places you are showing here, especially the
oval basin one, makes me think of a world-wide power station/relay configuration. Maybe to
knock giant incoming shit out of the sky?
Valorous Wolf
Valorous Wolf
il y a 3 jours
I sometimes wonder if the Pharoahs displayed their prestige by literally living in palaces semi
filled with water. The rediculous amount of precision put into small retaining walls and
causeways seems designed to hold water so the question is whether they hold water in or out?
Barry Rajacic
Barry Rajacic
il y a 6 jours
Wow you do very well you're not ever going to Egypt Shake It Up between everybody we're
going to get this right eventually????
Drake Dorosh
Drake Dorosh
il y a 1 semaine
I like the observatory in the ground theory. I am pretty sure that you posted a video of an Arab
astronomical site in Persia. Though I think that SGD sacred geometry decoded also did
something on the eternal fixed stars and Thoth and Seket. He may have posted it.
When Hawas and Lanier ask "where are people getting these ideas? I never saw an academic
paper! " Some random person in the crowd will say "Chuck said It" Any interested amateur must
already know who Chuck is.
Anyway my question is about the difference between unfinished pyramids and mastabas. Is
there a notion that they would have built a pyramid if only?
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
They are aligned to the cardinal directions. So that hypothesis makes much more sense than
others.
Toby Stewart
Toby Stewart
il y a 4 jours
Great video, well worth the wait.
In my humble ipinion, nobody builds anything, including temples, without commercial reasoning
involved. You have to pay your workers, or you have to pay the guards, if the workers are slaves,
which the same thing with more whips and fewer interests repayments.
When building a temple, one seeks to impress the deplorables from the hill tribes with grand
structures that shock and awe. The revenues from the temple enterprise consist of donations of
offerings, taxation payments if the theocracy is running a mafia style proto-state, which was
almost certainly the case.
So, the world of the bronze age empires, if we believe in such a thing, was one where the
political economy was such that truly vast numbers of workers or guards, or both, were
sustained from the revenues of a temple enterprise.
We are invited to believe that bronze age people were so overcome with this religion, they
brought endless supplies of food and materials to the temple, giving it up in pious awe, so that
vast numbers of other people could cut and drag and stack truly mind bending amounts of huge
rocks. This, we are told, was the political economy that supported the construction of the
pyramids and other vast megalithic sites.
If this were true, we should expect to read about the great revolution away from a life of stone
cutting, farming and worship, and towards a life of warrior kings invading each others
settlements. At some point, folks must have stopped doing the former, and started doing the
latter, when they got up in the morning.
I've read no indication of such a cultural shift, in the literature of antiquity. Leaving to one side
how such a thing might happen, there is no evidence that it did. There is no evidence of any
culture of stone masonry, on evidence of cut stones. The only things we know for sure that were
made in this period are clumsy picture writing, chipped away on the surface of cut stones.
The Egyptians were not stone cutters. They were stone scratchers.
It is also notable that every major stone megalithic site is in an advanced state of ruin and decay.
When did they stop making them? Why are there no megalithic stone sites made in 800 AD, or
200 AD, or 1200 AD? Why did they stop? When did they stop? What stopped them? What
happened to the knowledge of the culture, that went from stone megaliths cut with precision, to
illiterate farmers living in mud huts?
Chris Kelly
Chris Kelly
il y a 1 semaine
Again with the black goo! I keep hearing about this in other channels as well
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
I'd like a sample.
Chaz Nonya
Chaz Nonya
As it is above so it is below. Perhaps they are inverted pyramids?
John Round
John Round
il y a 1 semaine
Great video. Might these places be pre cursors to pyramids? A square enclosure with a
ceremonial shaft from which stars can be viewed unobstructed. Black resin type substances
seem to be a common thread at the serapeum of saqqara and as you say other sights. This
would indicate some sort of 'use' perhaps, which would indicate the structures were complete
for purpose and not unfinished.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Could be.
Equity Enhancers
Equity Enhancers
il y a 1 semaine
sounds to me like the limestone blocks filling the holes were parts of surrounding structures
washed in by the great deluge and the layer of clay above was the new ocean floor.
Nancy Volker
Nancy Volker
il y a 1 semaine
now that hawASS is not in charge of everything there could be a loosening of the permit
gratings? Maybe?
David Amos
David Amos
il y a 1 semaine
Hello Chuck, many thanks for some very interesting analysis and uncovering hidden truths.
For myself I would propose that the pink granite 'sarcophagus' was in fact a safe store for
something extremely dangerous to human health - the black line around the inside was clearly
the residue left behind from whatever the substance was. The lid was sealed and then carefully
covered in lime before the large limestone blocks were placed over the top and then the whole
trench backfilled to ensure no one could easily get to it - and be killed if they had - no doubt.
This is a similar approach to us in our time storing low level nuclear waste down in old mines.
Since the substance had wasted away when it was opened - then this would indicate a huge
amount of time was required before it became safe to open. Perhaps many more thousands of
years than we currently think. If the civilisation at the time needed to regularly dispose of such
waste then perhaps this explains the other 'unfinished pyramids' you have exposed. Thanks
again for all your efforts. Dave
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
Thanks. A Yucca Mountain of the past. I have to agree it feels like that.
Dastickupkids
Dastickupkids
il y a 1 semaine
I forget which video but it showed them covering a certain site..Should do a recap in the fúture
on it..if possible
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Christopher Batty
Christopher Batty
il y a 2 jours
EVERY ONE of the most ancient structures was FUNCTIONAL. These "unfinished" structures all
had a series of outer courses and a pattern of similar (but not identical) connected underground
chambers. The time of their construction (era) was earlier than, for example, the FIRST of the
Giza pyramids ridiculously attributed to a "Khafre" - which is not a personal pronoun (=
individual's name) but a TITLE. In a sense, both types of structures functioned in a "linked"
manner that it is not presently easy to describe - associated with energy storage and transfer. As
we know, Egypt is layer upon layer - so obvious of "Dynastic" era. But note also, that the oldest
structures ALSO came into being in layers. It is not correct that the building style from
"unfinished" to full pyramid was connected to changes in terms order of deity - god worship.
(GREAT work - admire your searching nature & generally sound supposition and reasoning). It is
admitted that sone 20% of Giza plateau has been examined, that Squarra will take another 100
years at current exploration rate. Only .02% of ancient Egyptian structures of all types has been
discovered, and not even all that meagre sum has been extensively examined.
flamencoprof
flamencoprof
il y a 1 semaine
I am interested in the common feature of folded passages with massive blocking stones at
various points. Some will say obstacles or traps for tomb robbers, but it is well known the very
builders themselves would often return and rob tombs within years, I can't imagine the
commissioners of these structures were unaware of that. I wonder if these were ever meant to
be tombs. I wonder what the blocking stones were meant to block from which direction, and
why they had to be so massive.
Anyextee
Anyextee
il y a 1 semaine
Excellent video! Thank you!
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks. I have had little time to watch videos lately and your channel is one I want to catch up
on.
diggs
diggs
il y a 1 semaine
could be power source containers or something in deep antiquity
Toppervision1
Toppervision1
il y a 1 semaine
lol, "Does this stink? Let me count the ways..." This video was a great review of your pyramid
series and when presented all together like this really blows your mind. I mean really! What the
heck was going on with all this stuff. Matt thinks they are water pumps. I'm nobody of course,
I'm just really interested in this stuff and I'm only certain that I disagree with mainstream
egyptologists. I appreciate you presenting these things. You didn't re-mention all those kind of
line-of-sight allignments that you discovered. Any more to mention on that?
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
Thanks. This is a big mystery. I have been meaning to put this together for a long time. When
viewed all together you see other theories fall apart. I just assumed I would find something that
would allow me to put together a good purpose for these. Nope. Just more questions. But it
seems to mark a different period of history...a different way of doing things. A few things I stated
or found in my pyramid series I'm not 100% sure about today..
Bobbi Conrad
Bobbi Conrad
il y a 1 semaine
Don't worry about your language. You're telling it like it is.
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jkreps18
jkreps18
il y a 1 semaine
The drawing at 9:32 of the pit kinda looks like a brain! Even the two on the left could be the
brain in the skull protected by the fluid. Just had to comment cause as soon as they popped up
immediately that's what i thought i was looking at. Just my two cents for thought
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Gareth Williams
Gareth Williams
il y a 1 semaine
If there was a pyramid covering that structure, do you think the blocks could have been
‘recycled’ to make a newer pyramid?
Fuzzy Fishnutz
Fuzzy Fishnutz
il y a 1 semaine
with all the recent “discoveries” around Egypt to boost tourism, you’d think any ancient ruins
would be exploited for this purpose.
when something like Zawyet El Aryan is found then suddenly filled with trash and hidden, it tells
me that somebody knows its history and purpose and doesn’t want that information to be
common or public.
Of the many vids on ruins I’ve seen you, Jimmy, Matt, etc do over the past year or so, the ones
on this site have stuck with me more than most anything else.
It really does twist the mind trying to understand what its purpose may have been; even more so
now that it has been hidden away.
ozwhistles
ozwhistles
Hey cfapps7865. I have been watching your vids for over a year now I enjoy your honest curiosity
and your common-sense approach.
May I offer a pattern I can see in these middle-eastern ruins?
All of these got buried, deliberately obscured - some in a roughshod way, most very
meticulously.
Sure a lot of that can be explained as an attempt to defer robbers .. but they all got robbed if
they had anything in there to rob.
Now, humans have not gotten any smarter in the last 200,000 years. So I refuse to accept these
places got buried to stop robbers - anyone with half a brain would know how futile that would
be?
No.
I think these places got buried - from Gobekli Teppe to Judefre .. because humans decided that
the path taken by those technologies was a mistake.
Humanity is very diverse and creative.
We have taken many wrong turns.
I fully expect that our current civilization will get deliberately buried by our descendants -
because, we, like our forebears, have taken a wrong turn.
And I think that is right and proper.
Humanity has always been greater than civilization.
We can dig-up our past .. but those who buried it made damn sure we would never repeat their
mistakes.
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driver davis
driver davis
il y a 1 semaine
They look like a kind of safe test site for some thing maybe a chem reaction
Happy63funny
Happy63funny
il y a 1 semaine
Older than the mountains; younger than the trees..............
Radioactive Banana
Radioactive Banana
The oval basins are human sacrifice basins I'm thinking, as the Egyptians had Mystery Schools.
which taught magic, and they did human sacrifice. Freemasons continue the Ancient Mystery
School practices as well as the Jesuits. It was all brought forward in history by the groups before
the knights templars, I continue to research that. The Templars became the freemasons and
jesuits in the 1700s and continue the Egyptian Mystery School stuff. The human sacrifices
continue today among the elite oligarchs and others, this is apart of child trafficking. See
Illuminati calenders for human sacrifice dates. They don't even try and hide it anymore! NWO
gotta go!
Billy Whyte
Billy Whyte
il y a 1 semaine
Stimulating!
One can only imagine the 'purposes' and the technologies!
It is near impossible not to invisage some massive control within the then laws of nature /
planet(s) / space & time* .. yet to what end? Were they generating &/or protecting, even
imprisoning some force of LIFE?
Denver Naicker
Denver Naicker
il y a 1 semaine
thank you for the video although its frustrating to hear the same thing repeated throughout the
video especially if it contains negatives disproving common narrative instead of actual personal
opinion which although seldom turns to be a turning point of repeated angst against the current
mainstream narrative
Nancy Volker
Nancy Volker
il y a 1 semaine
that rat you smelled is kind of a big sucker!
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Keith Au
Keith Au
il y a 1 semaine
Yes,mystery,mystery and mystery and it look like a landing gear for
"UFO"rather than what people think it is unfinished pyramids.Up to 21
century ,people across Egypt keep lot of secret of ancient Egypt in
mind,in heart and in soul.Too scary to reveal the truth that ancient
Egyptian process super natural power in unknown in time and through the
human being civilization evolution .While looked at the "Oval shape",it looked like a
"UFO,UFO,UFO"landing gear and that is why Egypt government cover up the truth of the
news.The building skills or technique far more advance compare to 21 century civil
engineering.Why???looked at the location is in the damp of sands poll,and people wondering if
those over 5,10,20,30,40 tons of limestone granite,basalt can be easily installed underground
and there is no description of overall construction in any ancient temples across the Neil
river,nor any documentary,historical marking,painting on any forms through Egypt histories
found on Cairo museum at all.Mystery,mystery and mystery.
Pieter van der Meulen
il y a 1 semaine
Nice to hear the difference and how natural you talk now. �
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
One of my musical friends gave me crap about my "you tube voice" ...still. Said "makes you
sound like you actually know what you are talking about". Oh I laughed.
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il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 lol... according to mainstream academia you are wrong about everything� and
you know jack....... according to yourself you still know little.... according to enthusiasts we think
of you as professor chuck �
J. J. Marley
J. J. Marley
il y a 1 semaine
hey Chuck another great vid as usual! i'm glad it's Egypt related because i've been meaning to
ask you a question, and perhaps you might even make a video about it later. i'm sure you're
aware of all the recent new "findings" the Ministry of Antiquity has been announcing lately, in an
effort to drum up more tourism business. when i look at most of these new tombs, mummies,
artifacts, etc, - the craftmanship and detail is crude and seemingly out of place. and the timelines
that they're ascribing them to also seems very off. i have a funny feeling some of it might even
be fabricated. i have no evidence, just a hunch, was just curious if you had an opinion or hot take
on it. thanks
Lia Mari
Lia Mari
il y a 1 semaine
Excellent work!
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks Lia.
Daniel Harvey
Daniel Harvey
il y a 1 semaine
Not unfinished Pyramids, finished Pitamids!
Keith Au
Keith Au
il y a 1 semaine
Yes,mystery,mystery and mystery and it look like a landing gear for "UFO"rather than what
people think it is unfinished pyramids.Up to 21 century ,people across Egypt keep lot of secret of
ancient Egypt in mind,in heart and in soul.Too scary to reveal the truth that ancient Egyptian
process super natural power in unknown in time and through the human being civilization
evolution .
ShortbusMooner
ShortbusMooner
il y a 1 semaine
LOL! Shenanigans!!
Lee Smith
Lee Smith
il y a 1 semaine
Dag nabbit, Charles, if you’re going to use foul language and call something malarkey to get your
point across then I don’t think you’re going to burn in heck-fire. Dad gummit with these sensitive
folks and their delicate sensibilities!
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Only my Ma calls me Charles and only when peeved at me. :) As far as the language Im sure if
there was a God judging you he would be WAY more concerned about how you treat people
than sounds coming out of your mouth. But I do get comments saying people watch with their
kids.....so I try to watch my mouth.
Kenneth Thomas
Kenneth Thomas
Hey, Cfapps, I have been watching Robert Buval videos and he's a great storyteller, but visits and
goes into the deep desert and has some great discoveries on where Egypt began. He has proven
the Egyptians crossed the desert during the pharoah's times and up to 12,000 years ago with
petroglyphic evidence , pottery and the ancient stone hedge in the middle of the Sahara. He's
always uncovering new info
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Kenneth Thomas
Kenneth Thomas
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 I think Randall is in the Atlanta Georgia area , just send him a note on whatever
format he's on
Kenneth Thomas
Kenneth Thomas
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 I think if we stick with water and following stars for travel at night, we can get
more into the ancient Egyptian mindset for what was most important to them
Kenneth Thomas
Kenneth Thomas
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 ? Can't wait for the explanation
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
@Kenneth Thomas Holy bleep. Was still trying to figure out what I found before I left this
morning. I have looked at impact evidence quite a bit. I just don't think I'm wrong. But ...I don't
know. But this fits perfectly with what I have mentioned in videos before.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
@Kenneth Thomas I just don't know when I'm making this video. I am going to delete a few
comments. (prying eyes, my ideas and videos get used all the time)
Johnathan Doughs
Johnathan Doughs
il y a 5 jours
Hey, have you ever heard of the Mayan ruins of El Mirador?
I think it would be great to make a video on, pyramids just like the egyptian stepped ones you
show.
Johnathan Doughs
Johnathan Doughs
Here is a link to a nat geo video about it, but if you just google it there is SO much to see.
https://youtu.be/lDZ4_eXNRe0
Karen Slovak
Karen Slovak
il y a 1 semaine
Our government in the USA got rid of Tesla and anyone else who would have been able to give
us free energy. I don't know what happened 12 thousand years ago anymore than you do, but it
is becoming more an more obvious that we aren't the first human society to be a global society
and able to do great things. It is my best guess that money wasn't the big objective 12 thousand
years ago when these things were built
Ziggy Dan
Ziggy Dan
il y a 1 semaine
Why would you need so many pits for astonomy?
Igor m
Igor m
il y a 6 jours
somewhere in the bible the god say: i will show you my glory but dont look at it when i come, it
will kill you. you have to stay behind a rock.
so they make an landing place in to the ground between the rocks. they land safely there. and
nobody die when they come.
roger shimshim
roger shimshim
il y a 6 jours
All I want to know is what that black fluid was that they ended up just pouring out on the ground
in new suppose of sarcophagus they just opened.
Browarus Pierogus
Browarus Pierogus
il y a 6 jours
The answer is - Mudflood and giants. Over
Cody Ramos
Cody Ramos
il y a 4 jours
cfapps7865, i really enjoy your videos i have to say its caused me to study my own geological
surroundings in south tx even though there is no megaliths or ancient structures . the land itself
amazes me the further you go back in time . ive been wanting to find a good spot to dig an
expose stratum layers see how far i can go back in time
Jeffrey Levin
Jeffrey Levin
il y a 1 semaine
I don’t know where to begin! It is so obvious that “Egyptian’s had nothing to do with this “. You
are looking at waste pits! They know this but need to keep up tourism. Keep at it, eventually we
will figure this out. I can’t help but think how the ancients would be laughing their butts off at
our obvious ignorance!!!
Nathan McKeough
Nathan McKeough
il y a 1 semaine
Black goo. Brian Forster documented the same thing in Osiris tomb. He wanted to take a sample
the next time they went but it was the same stuff I think. Looked like it had splattered in certain
areas but wasn't dryed out. Thearies run wild with this type o stuff but maybe there's a
connection?? I hope so lol
hjslot
hjslot
il y a 1 semaine
the black line is maybe the residu of whatever was floating on top of the liquid held by these
reservoirs. The large slab could be a plug. Itd be great of there would be similar residus on the
walls of all of these so called pyramids, and engineers would have access to sample them. Are
there reports of similar residus at the other sites?
kraigantonjon
kraigantonjon
il y a 1 semaine
awass the defiler strikes again..stealing others discoveries...selling off artifacts for his personal
gain..blocking any discoveries that dont fit the narritive "modern egyptian decendents built
everything"...pyramids are nothing but burials..[no mummies were ever found in one non-
withstanding]...nothing to see here...move along sheep...i could go on for days of the crimes
against history commit by Hawass the defiler and his henchman Lerner the fraud
G Bro
G Bro
il y a 1 semaine
Thank you
Eileen Ann
Eileen Ann
il y a 1 semaine
Looks like they are elevator/ pully systems to excavate the underground and bring the rocks and
sand up. The boxes are probably weights. Theres always shafts. That explains the pyramid's
shape There were probably workers making these all over. Maybe the black goo is oil lol.
T.R. Pickerill
T.R. Pickerill
il y a 1 semaine
very happy you have continued to look into these sites. It would be amazing to see a 3D
modeling of these sites loaded into star programs. And Mechanics, what kind of stone/crystal,
ley lines, underground water, magnetic hot spots, what system, measures in cubits? All work into
Egypt and the rest should be done in native measurements, and noted as numerology is huge. I
also think that people need to concentrate on the STAR Worship/System and how this relates
back to Harran or 5-12kBP and the Atlantic Culture that built megaliths in Western Europe and
North Africa, the myth of Atlas and the Titans. 5-6 kBP. Isolating these civilizations does not make
sense. These things are all Geomantic Star Magic Centers, High Tech Menhirs. Atlas came from
France Morocco to the center of the world and set up crystal resonators. Good Vibes man. I full
literal truth, good vibes, initiation, spiritual schools with well developed earth tech. Stones,
crystals, water, ions, ley lines, feng shue, numerology, chanting, breathing, getting really high
through deprivation and long term drones with many monks all toning according to Pentatonic
scales as mechanisms and catalysts for tantric/kundalini type yogic work; all described in astro-
theology, at least for the biological unit. There also hast to be a better name for them than
unfinished pyramids. Would love to see a video from those pits at night at all the major holidays
and birhtdays.
tyler labine
tyler labine
how deep are the carved out ditches around the structures? primitive building techniques
commonly dug out the base of a structure to make the building bond with the ground. seems
very possible that those were once mud brick huts. i have seen definitive evidence that the
egyptians made some form of mudbrick. a simple wood floor and trapdoor could have made the
descending ramps hidden rooms
il y a 1 semaine
Krafthelvede du styrer for hårdt min ven!
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
Hilsner fra Las Vegas !!
dark fire
dark fire
il y a 1 semaine
So I'm sure the first shelters humans made were probably just holes in the ground to escape the
sun ...mimicing prairie dogs or some critters... it's like the Bentley of holes in the ground ...
maybe a ancient trap house.
Gail Thorpe
Gail Thorpe
il y a 1 semaine
VERY COOL! Thank you. XX
Arthur Underwood
Arthur Underwood
il y a 1 semaine
Black goo....opium? Good reason to keep it hidden and a lid on it. Very highly protected
substance.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Never thought of that.
Dan Österlund
Dan Österlund
Interesting and once more something that shows that egyptian history contains much more than
meets the eye. Made by human hand? Wouldn`think so, the weights of the stones are way too
heavy, unless there was some kind of thecnology that we yet do not know of...
Jeff Pittman
Jeff Pittman
il y a 1 semaine
Brien Forester does some good research over this material. Fantastic video.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Does he cover a place I showed besides Abu Rawash ?
Eddy Hep
Eddy Hep
il y a 1 semaine
Are comments getting removed? �
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
?? Sometimes they go to spam if there is a link used. Sometimes they go to spam if multiple
comments are left by the same person. I'm out and just peeking at comments on the video.
joe ampolo
joe ampolo
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 If comments link to another YT site or Wikipedia address, I think that works,
anything else might be a problem. I've wondered about YT ramping up for Article 13 compliance.
(If you reply to a comment and the original comment maker deletes, yours go bye-bye, too.)
John Queripel
John Queripel
il y a 6 jours
Thanks again for your excellent videos and bringing these structures to our attention as for
certain we wouldn't get to know about this from the Egyptologists. I think these structures are
equally or maybe even more fascinating than the Giza pyramids. I cannot for the life of me see
any religious or other worshiping nonsense associated with their design. From what the
drawings and descriptions show us it would be extremely challenging to construct these in the
same design and materials today, which unequivocally dates them to a pre dynastic. We are told
by Egyptologists with certainly what tools were available to the dynastic Egyptians and those
tools could not in any way be responsible, therefore, they pre date that dynastic period. The
incredibly frustrating fact remains is what function did these designs perform, because they
scream out that they are for a purpose not ceremonial. What can this design and construction,
always including a hard stone casque or box, function as, it seems unfathomable? Given the
immense effort required to construct them they most be pretty important and must relate to a
technological function unknown to us. To have a sample of the black residue from the oval box
to analyse might reveal something a lot. The description of this black residue sounds similar to
the black residue found in the so called relieving chambers above the kings chamber in the great
pyramid. It will take someone with money and curiosity to fund hard analysis of these structures
to get answers and maybe pay off the authorities before we get closer to the answer.
Dave Hanrahan
Dave Hanrahan
I am going to bang my gong again these structures are astronomically aligned there astronomical
viewing observation point's that just a fact, it's nice to dream of them as some kind of power
plant or water irrigation pumps, let's stick with the facts and we might get some where, thanks
for the video Chuck nice work as always, by the way at 10-21 that pyramid you show that could
be evidence of the Black mat boundary event more investigation to do,
https://www.pnas.org/content/105/18/6520
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Ziggy Dan
Ziggy Dan
il y a 1 semaine
...A frog in a well only sees some of the sky. Confucius
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Dave Hanrahan
Dave Hanrahan
il y a 1 semaine
@Ziggy Dan that's true and if the comet broke in to several pieces and the last piece coming in
from the southern sky from below that would explain the younger dryas, as above so below �
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Broc Dobervich
Broc Dobervich
il y a 1 semaine
Any dimensions given for the tub? If so, how do they compare to the dimensions of the “box” in
the King’s chamber of the Great Pyramid?
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Detailed diagrams in the link I left.
no way out
no way out
il y a 1 semaine
what if they were ziggurats made with clay bricks
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Clay bricks may have been used by later Egyptians at this site. I don’t buy the ziggerat theory one
bit.
Brian Roy
Brian Roy
il y a 1 semaine
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Brian Roy
Brian Roy
il y a 1 semaine
Mysterious.
Brian Roy
Brian Roy
6min in. 'We're on to you' lol. Perfect.
Peter Hansen
Peter Hansen
il y a 1 semaine
the more and more i learn about the pyramids and all the other major remains such as the
sphinx with the common denominator of being without hieroglyphics, the more convinced i am
that they where not built by the Egyptians but by a civilization that the ancient Egyptians where
the first to find the remains of and which they copied many of them into their own worships
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
These are all water infrastructure projects. The lake to the South worked as a water tower after it
filled up during the Nile floods. The water travelled through the tunnel-filled bedrock, under a
non-water-soluble bedrock layer. It came up at certain point, rose up the shafts and filled the
pool around the well. The water flow kept changing direction during the centuries, so they
abandoned the structures when they dried up and built new ones where the water was at that
time.
I bet that these are older than the Dynastic Egyptians.
The Great Pyramid is an automated system, where the water pressure pushing a piston up the
gallery lifts the rock preventing the water from coming out, and when the lake water level drops
too low, the piston drops and closes the water flow. The Sphinx is a water reservoir with a raised
water entry point shaped like a statue in the middle. The causeway is an watertight aquaduct,
and the Valley Temple is a water storage/distribution system. This all is so obvious when you see
it.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
So they aligned these "water structures" perfectly to the cardinal points? And put sarcophagus
like objects in them? Makes no sense to me.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 Why not? Why align them somehow else? There are many architectural cultural
traditions, and aligning those constructions to "sacred" astronomical points for no other reason
than just to align them so, is perfectly reasonable. Also I believe that aligning the constructions
towards the north star (for example) would help in orienting their construction (keeping different
sides aligned): "You stand there and orient to that star, I'll stand here and orient myself to the
same star, and then we'll walk 100 paces towards the star and mark the other corners. This way
we can be sure the sides are perfectly parallel." etc.
In Göbekli Tepe it is said that the pilars duplicate certain constellations in the sky, and therefore
the whole place is an astronomical site. I disagree. If I'm going to design a site, I will draw
inspiration to the layout from somewhere. It doesn't have to mean anything else than "I
designed it based on this constellation, because why not? If I'd have just pulled the locations out
of my hat, I'd hear constant bitching about how it should have been slightly different."
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 The sarcophagus is a bit of a mystery, I admit. My theory about the great pyramid
is that the water came up from the "unfinished chamber" through the narrow passage, went to
the gallery, where it pushed a piston up the gallery. This lifted the granite block blocking the
tunnel that let the water get out of the pyramid. There was a well-balanced lid with a hinge on
the side of the pyramid, that could be easily opened from the inside. This was because it opened
by the water pressure, when the water could get past the granite block.
The piston locked itself as it rose to the holes on the side of the floor, so that once pushed up, it
would not fall down by itself. The water rose to the same level as the lake level was, which is
about two-thirds up the pyramid. This would have covered the king's chamber with water, and
the water flow to the king's chamber (and out of it) could be fine-tuned with the rocks in the
antechamber. Once the water level of the lake dropped, the water level of the pyramid dropped
too. Once the water level was too low, a floating weight unlocked the piston and it came down,
dropped the granite block and by doing so shut off the water flow.
The Queen's chamber was their first attempt to do what the king's chamber did. It didn't work,
so they redid it higher up. I suspect the room is there to make a loud sound as the piston drops
and the water stops flowing. It would suck air from the air shafts, and the flow of air could be
used to make a sound. The sound would echo in the chambers over the king's chamber and then
exit from a hole on the side of the pyramid (which is why they knew where to dig to find the
king's chamber.) This would tell everyone to close all other wells, to prevent the lake from drying
too much.
The "unfinished chamber" is nothing but a bottom of the well.
But what is the sarcophagus in the king's chamber..? I can't figure out the purpose of it. I don't
think it is a tomb, because tombs have decorations (and a body). And you don't bury people
inside a machine like that without atleast making it prettier (like they did with the pyramid of
Menkaure). It looks more like a tool box than a tomb. A box for spare parts? �
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 Could those sargofagi be counter-balances to cranes used to lift those rocks? They
are extremely heavy, and being hollow on the inside it was possible to easily adjust their weight?
Maybe they left one in as a sort of 'cornerstone', after they got so high they could get by with a
single crane? Who knows – they are stone boxes with no inscriptions on them, which makes it
really hard to figure out what they were for.
drivedenali
drivedenali
il y a 1 semaine
Have you ever considered they were burying something they didn't want to get back out
again? ;)
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Ian Dalziel
Ian Dalziel
il y a 1 semaine
Black goo does sound ominous - where is it now I wonder....?
Patrice Boivin
Patrice Boivin
il y a 1 semaine
With what current forensic science could do I wonder if they could scrape that black 10cm lining
to take samples to analyze using a chromatograph what that liquid was. They don't need big
samples to analyze things now. The size of the blocks and lid make me think of pressure, was it
used for a chemical process? Or spookily, to keep something imprisoned in that basin?
Cryptobengal
Cryptobengal
il y a 1 semaine
Or maybe both
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
If this had a roof I would use this as a food storage. The granite would stay cool with the cool air
and the underground water. And walls around to defend the most important thing in a desert. If i
was to make a food storage to defend in a desert. I would build it on top of a mountain.
Regarding the Serapeum, I think they flooded the corridor with water and floated the boxes in.
Before the cave was drained. This would be the easiest way, if I didn’t had any of the modern
technology. These too I think was used as a storage facility. Maybe for wine making. All the wine
had to be made somewhere and it has to be the right temperature for it to become wine and not
vinegar. And they drank a lot of it. And if it was a wine production cellar it wouldn’t be
something you made inscription in. I’m from Norway, so excuse my grammar.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
And I wold also make the opening towards the sun to see down there.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
If you are storing liquid you would make them of a hard stone that doesn’t suck it in.
Ian Dalziel
Ian Dalziel
il y a 1 semaine
or with gold cladding and other bits n bobs - an Orgone Accumulator...
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
Ian Dalziel it maybe so, but as long as there are no gold or anything else present in any of these
areas, neither are there any remains of it, I would think that the only thing that was there is the
thing the archaeologist said that they found. And in my mind there are no evidence that any of
these sites are any kinds of holy places. There are no place for the people. And if you are using
so much time making something holy or spiritual. You want as much people as possible to
experience it in some way.
Ole Kvestad
Ole Kvestad
il y a 1 semaine
Don’t get me wrong. I know that the temples were holy�
Matt Long
Matt Long
il y a 1 semaine
The tubs are possibly listening/ communication devices. my theory is that the tub or
sarcophagus is filled with water and then the user submerges themselves in it with their ears
below the water level and the air is purged from the ear canal. the extremely strong coupling
with the ground enables the user to hear subtle vibrations in the earth that are either extremely
quiet or very distant. Who knows what they were listening to, the core of the earth, mantle
plumes, distant earthquakes, vibrations induced by RF from extra terrestrial sources. Or maybe
they were listening to another person in another tub elsewhere. Try it yourself, Make sure that
the fan to the bathroom is off get in a bathtub with the water filled very high and submerge
yourself with your nose and mouth above the water but your ears and chest below. Now yawn
while moving your head around until you hear that your eardrums are directly coupled with the
water, you'll know because all these sounds you didn't notice before come in to focus. If you live
in a house with 2 bathtubs, try and do this with a partner and see if you can communicate; it will
be nothing like what the stone tubs would be like because all the energy hasto travel through the
drain and to a lesser extent the water supply pipes but I'll bet you that you can have a
conversation if the noise of machines in the house and those adjacent is sufficiently quiet.
Anyway that's my theory, let me know what you think. I've never heard anyone discuss this
before so just remember you heard it here first, please credit me as having come up with it if
discussed in a video or other public presentation. thank you.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
That's a new one.
Yann Biron
Yann Biron
il y a 1 semaine
That's one of your most interesting video ever! Zawyet El-Aryan is more than fascinating...
Like you've pointed out, other sites like Abu Rawash look indeed very similar to this one.
The "black goo" reminds me of what Brien Foerster saw on a big "granite box" found a couple
levels down in the Osiris shaft that was recently open to the public in the last few years.
That's some "mind bending" stuff for sure...
Excellent work Chuck, Thanks..
1
il y a 1 semaine
Absolutely fabulous! Greetings from Denmark �
POV LA
POV LA
il y a 1 semaine
Is it possible that these were practice pyramids? Tests, so to speak? Maybe they were trying
different techniques? Did they just nail Giza on the first try?
1
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
I thought somewhat along those lines. Maybe they were doing astronomical observations to
find a specific spot. Maybe where they put the GP. Even as I write that I find it fairly doubtful.
But maybe.
1
POV LA
POV LA
il y a 1 semaine
cfapps7865 is it also possible that they knew some big event (YD) was coming and they built
these pyramids and pits to survive the event? Perhaps the evidence that they used them during
the event and survived is that we are all still here? Ha! Thanks so much for making these videos!
Bravo!
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
@POV LA Maybe. But to me whoever these people were came after the cataclysm. That's what
the ancient text hints at. But maybe there were cyclical catastrophes back then. A mystery for
sure.
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POV LA
POV LA
il y a 1 semaine
cfapps7865 cfapps7865 interesting. I was under the impression there was speculation as to
when these people lived - that there is a possibility that many of these structures could be older
than the texts and possibly predate YD. or has that been debunked? I watched a lecture by Brien
Foerster and he describes how so many of these massive stone structures were scorched by very
high heat. Have you covered that topic? I am obviously just speculating, but could it be possible
that the ancients got caught with they’re pants down while prepping for some
solar/electromagnetic/comet end times? Thanks again!! Btw, i found your channel after you
were mentioned on a Bright Insight vid. This is important research and conversation! Keep up
the great work.
Batman
Batman
il y a 1 semaine
I like the theory that the pyramids are machines made to fix the climate and charge the
ionosphere making rain fall and water flow on earth. It’s a crime against humanity that these
shafts are filled with trash. So many mysteries so little time lol
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
The rain maker theory I don't get. Why align them perfectly to do that? Why put the
sarcophagus type objects in them?
1
Batman
Batman
il y a 1 semaine
cfapps7865 https://blog.world-mysteries.com/science/the-great-pyramid-earths-natural-prime-
meridian/
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Batman
Batman
il y a 1 semaine
cfapps7865 why put the ceremonial objects in there? Maybe they had dual purpose. Like today’s
tech a computer can do an important job but also entertain and enlighten? Not sure but that
blog post has some great info in it check it out if you have time. Or maybe you’ve seen it before.
Great work either way. Thanks for your time I enjoy your videos very much friend
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Atte
Atte
il y a 1 semaine
You need to watch Matt's new video on the sphinx, some old photos i have never seen. And also
great video!
DrWarcloud36
DrWarcloud36
il y a 1 semaine
Charles kos also has a great sphinx video with great hi res photos ive never seen.. check it out
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Ziggy Dan
Ziggy Dan
il y a 1 semaine
@DrWarcloud36 ...check out, AIP. on Y.T. for more pics and vids.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
The endless cycle of Sphinx videos continues? Still would love to debate Matt on the original
form of that Shrine. Sadly he wants no part of that. I cringe watching Kos videos lately.
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Atte
Atte
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 Kos definitely has some weird theories
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
@Atte I would be embarrassed to say on my channel some of the things he says. But we all have
our rea$ons for making videos.
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Damien Ramirez
Damien Ramirez
il y a 1 semaine
I feel this need to be said, Fix the gain on your Mic OR change your (recording) audio to 32bit so
theres more headroom.
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VibrationsfromMirror
Hey! SO much to cycle through ) Muck Love! I have found so much on Google earth. Hope you
have been well. Catching up on your videos ) SO much buried. Yet the catch 22 is all the mining
destroying earth. Lidar :D Love~
il y a 1 semaine
@3:53 Praveen on phenomenal videos went up there too. Good guy. Was it a lingham, no I
think. but.. the tubs are around in places different than the "bath" area.
Dirk Diggler
Dirk Diggler
il y a 1 semaine
Deep cellbattery
Dirk Diggler
Dirk Diggler
il y a 1 semaine
Thanks fapps
Alec Bruyns
Alec Bruyns
il y a 1 semaine
What do we make massive encasements for, today? ...
Atte
Atte
il y a 1 semaine
exactly what im thinking
CrimsonTider1981
CrimsonTider1981
il y a 1 semaine
Man ... how in the hell do you carve into bedrock with a "primitive" society ... they HAD to have
mechanical advantage ... no question, we have to keep it real ... the black goo seems to hold the
clue as well ... it would be nice to get a scrape underneath all that trash to have some lab
analysis done at least.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
It looks like how whoever sliced the huge blocks out from around the Sphinx.
joe ampolo
joe ampolo
il y a 1 semaine
During the 'autopsy' part of mummification, what would you do with bodily fluids removed
incidental to the process. Today we would consider such material to be hazardous waste. The
ancients considered the pharaoh sacred. Maybe they had a separate burial for the fluids. The
body and blood of the pharaoh ... Did the pyramid serve as some sort of paten and the granite
tub as some sort of chalice and the earth itself receive the body and blood of the pharaoh?
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DrWarcloud36
DrWarcloud36
il y a 1 semaine
That is a very intersting idea..
joe ampolo
joe ampolo
@DrWarcloud36 First off, Chuck's observations are , in my humble opinion, spot on. That
published professionals haven't noticed the obvious should be an embarrassment to them.
I believe the Sphinx is apt to be at least 12,000 years old. I perceive similarities between the
eighteenth dynasty and the Old Testament. I am willing to entertain the notion that something
like Chaos Magick or Alchemy might actually work, might be part of moving large blocks.
Not all of us know what a paten is (Google thinks I've misspelled the word, probably expects
patent.) It's the little tray upon which the Roman Catholic priest rests the host. In their religion,
only priests receive the the body and blood in both forms.The Eastern Orthodox laity receives
both forms as well as the priesthood. What if there was an ancient ceremony where the earth
itself received the body and blood of the pharaoh? The word sarcophagus means flesh eater.
After the ceremony, the body would be removed and buried elsewhere. If there are to be two
forms, there must be something that functions as a chalice as well as a something that functions
as a paten. Any funeral text painted on walls that discusses this would be problematic. If you
spin it one way, Judaism and Christianity are too new, neither claim to be 12,000 years old, and
Islam along with them could then be questioned. Another spin, and Christianity resembles the
old ways more closely than mainstream Islam, and just the newest of the three could be taken as
questionable. In Egypt and the Middle East, best to keep mum. This is only speculation.
Telling the story without any spin, without making trouble would be very difficult. I can imagine
someone writing Chalice of the Pharaohs, but not I.
1
Kevin Bryan
Kevin Bryan
il y a 1 semaine
It seems like most of these things would be wells. Have a lush area that turns to desert? Dig a
well. Make it easy for people to make it down to the well, and provide a cover to prevent things
from falling in and dying. Maybe it would be repurposed after the well dries up to become a
place of worship (maybe to bring back the water). It would also explain why there are multiple
spread about; to support a distributed populous.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
The well theory is the first one I toss out. Make no sense to me. Why the perfect alignment to
the cardinal points. Why the sarcophagus type objects?
Kevin Bryan
Kevin Bryan
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 aligning to cardinal points could allow them the best access to sunlight for the
largest portion of the year. As for the sarcophagus, I haven't seen a picture showing the inside of
it. I figured that it would work as the basin to which the water filled. I wouldn't think that the
whole area would be under water with exception of perhaps flash flood type rain. If the
sarcophagus does indeed have a bottom, it could have been a later addition once the primary
use was no longer usable.
WestOfEarth
WestOfEarth
il y a 1 semaine
I mentioned this before, but I think some of those structures might have been fish farms. Open
to the sky, they would catch rain at the very least. But those oval basins could be the ancient
drains. A crane of some sort lifts the lid to drain the water so that all the fish lay at the bottom
for easy harvesting by people. You would want the stones to be extremely tight fitting of course
to hold water. And to withstand the weight and pressure, you'd likely want the stone to be
heavy. The oval drains themselves might be clogged by thousands of years of disuse. In the
description you shared, an archaeologist found a build up of clay-like substance around the oval
cover. To me that sounds like as the fetid fish water drained, the 'gunk' collected at the drain.
Of course some of the structures you outlined here do not fit this hypothesis as they do seem
more 'tomb-like' if not pyramids.
Ian Dalziel
Ian Dalziel
il y a 1 semaine
Fish and cheops?
1
DrWarcloud36
DrWarcloud36
il y a 1 semaine
@Ian Dalziel lmao thats great
DrWarcloud36
DrWarcloud36
il y a 1 semaine
Very intriguing hypothesis... seems like a good idea
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Why then align them perfectly to the cardinal points? That suggests they were observing the
heavens.
John Watt
John Watt
il y a 6 jours
Oh no! I'm starting to comment just because that's all I'm hearing right now, after other
comments said there
are some interesting objects shown here. It's a common thing to say, that history has been
hidden and the
average human doesn't get to see or know. Isn't that what life is like for each of us, a journey,
and just because
you don't know something doesn't mean someone else is trying to deny you. How many
YouTube videos are
you going to watch until you start to get over the small screen visual and you want to be there
yourself?
If YouTube took a topic and used the best videos to make a full-length feature film, would people
pay to see it?
That's a large screen look towards real life.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 6 jours
No one knows the answer, few know about these. You're welcome.
John Watt
John Watt
il y a 3 jours
@cfapps7865! The more money you spend, the more you can see. You got that over me. It's
wonderful to see the world through YouTube videos. If the Niagara Peninsula wasn't such a
wonderful and beautiful place to be, going for long distance bike-hikes, pulling all-nighters and
staying outside for almost two days, I'd really be chafing to travel and see for myself. All the
original hydro and shipping canals, channels, buildings and infrastructure, plus the glacial rock
and Niagara Gorge features, really do make this a natural and ancient looking world to explore.
And the original Mohawk tribes still live here and come out and work in public. My Scottish
ancestors sent natives to universities in Scotland so they could learn to represent themselves
properly in English and French courts. They never had to sell land and were never forced onto a
reservation. Watching ancestral Mohawks do physical things, those who never used the alcohol
and drugs of the white man, even playing instruments and singing, is the best way to see what
all of mankind used to be.
TeroHal
TeroHal
il y a 1 semaine
What do you do with a well that you don’t want water coming out of anymore? You fill it up with
rocks and mud, and put a lid on it.
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cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
A well perfectly aligned to the cardinal points? With sarcophagus like objects in them? A water
source or well makes little sense to me. But I don't throw it out.
SuperFinGuy
SuperFinGuy
il y a 1 semaine
This blackish deposit or liquid reminds me of the 1999 movie "The Mummy" where Imhotep
emerges from a black liquid. Also in "Gods of Egypt" Anubis emerges from a black slab. Seems
that some Hollywood producers know something we don't.
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
Never seen either. I was told I would hate "The Gods of Egypt".
SuperFinGuy
SuperFinGuy
il y a 1 semaine
@cfapps7865 The 1999 "The Mummy" is good but the "Gods of Egypt" is not so good. The
Anubis scenes are kind of cool though. You can see them here on youtube.
Nancy Volker
Nancy Volker
il y a 1 semaine
that pit is a water containment structure they busted the bottom out looking for goodies but
found nothing it broke the water seal. people have to bring back all the water that was once on
the Giza they are so used to seeing all the sand it's hard to imagine a lush rain forest that once
covered all of Northern Africa
1
cfapps7865
cfapps7865
il y a 1 semaine
I don't buy the water containment structure theory for a second. I could dismantle that
theory ....one I throw out.
1
Nancy Volker
Nancy Volker
il y a 1 semaine
Hmmm??? @cfapps7865
1
John Warner
John Warner
il y a 1 semaine
Zahi Hawass should be put in jail. Done.
2
Gelo Skywalker
Gelo Skywalker
il y a 1 semaine
Interestingly an ancient uranium mine (beside others) has been found in Egypt, sealed with a
wall, with hieroglyphics and a big four petal flower symbol in the center...
DrWarcloud36
DrWarcloud36
il y a 1 semaine
Any links??
1
Gelo Skywalker
Gelo Skywalker
il y a 1 semaine
@DrWarcloud36 https://epdf.tips/verbotene-gyptologie-rtselhafte-wissenschaft-und-
hochtechnologie-der-pharaonen-g.html
David Sharpness
David Sharpness
il y a 6 heures
huh?...followed link...deadends for me in pdf download in German...with usual stuff...I'll check
web...but its weak to toss out notions without sources...everyone is using sources, hence
scholars' fussiness and disregard for unsourced claims and speculations!...I just warched long clip
about the gold mines...miners would go from water well to water well for days across the desert
to get to the mines, and from quartz veins pound away all day at extracted quartz chunks to get
like a spoonful of gold per day...actually, thats a lot, I guess...narrator has made a thousand
videos, and what's in the coments?...do some work, and cut out the bs clic bait sht...�
David Sharpness
David Sharpness
il y a 6 heures
Pitchblende...old name for mineral with uranium...lol...here's take that Egyptians put such in
their tombs to preserve wood from insects, and it has no sources either, just a kind of guess?
The Curse of the Pharaoh - Ancient Egyptian Connections

https://www.willemwitteveen.com/the-curse-of-the-pharaoh/
...why would I bother?...the Mayan tombs are found to have red cinnabar/mercury in them over
the bones of nobles...archeologist wear masks to shield against mercury dust, a kind of Mayan
mummy curse..and of note is the mercury lake found beneath the pyramid at Teotihucan...I
dunno...how good were ancients at chemistry?...all the pyramids, or shaft flat monuments, a
good find here!, have a small box with an inordinately large containment surroundings--
pyramid...this harks to nuclear power plants with their protective domes...all these pyramids are
oriented north...sure, for the stars, but too there is the electromagnetic field of the earth...this is
whimsy: an alchemical fluid in the sarcophagi aligned with the field did something, something to
be kept secret/shielded...then 'til now�
David Sharpness
David Sharpness
il y a 5 heures
Oh...wait...the pyramid stones piled up as they are focus electromagnetic waves or some
such...the old pyramid power fad...I'm a late arrival to all this...but that could be a fit...the stones
themselves focus something on the boxes...maybe the earth's field...the aprons with radiating
lines the pharoahs and gods wear, the square thones they sit on, are suspect!☺
Gelo Skywalker
Gelo Skywalker
il y a 1 heure
@David Sharpness It is a german book yes. That is the only source. It's called: Verbotene
Ägyptologie, you can order that at amazon or ebay if it is out of print. I do speak german, I don't
know, if the book is worth buying for you, just because of some pictures.
David Sharpness
David Sharpness
il y a 52 minutes
@Gelo Skywalker thanks...the web translates things...I may find page with that menu...pdf file
just had German...that flower motif caught my attention...more so than the uranium...but now
that I'm thinking on it...I dunno...the things chemical combinations do, the periodic table, is a
wonder...and Egyptians a curious bunch!☺
David Sharpness
David Sharpness
il y a 9 minutes
@Gelo Skywalker got it...page 261 in the pdf opened with Kindel...the flower looks to be a
maltese cross in a circle...I cant read the German, but it looks English authors are referenced...so
can likely search this more...and, it's disturbing..not the uranium/radioactivity, though that
too...its been noted in places the desert is radioactive, evidence like after a-bomb blast...but the
maltese cross, the wide to slender taper of the four arms..over in Peru it is Moche motif, though
with a pinwheel spin to it...oh...this is a wee hours reach...and whimsical�
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