creigs1707 Wrote:
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> Marduk,
>
> The 'proof' is in the design of Giza itself. One
> thing I am almost certan of - the AEs could not
> have created such a design for - as Egyptologists
> keep telling me - they simply did not possess the
> mathematical/astronomical knowledge required.
The design of Giza isn't that complex. They did not have the mathematical knowledge to do astronomy, but they had the knowledge how to lay buildings out in a pleasing design and to follow certain cultural based standards.
If you attempt to overlay the site with (for example) the periodic table of elements or a cladagram for haplotype 1 or even a Crow's Foot ERD for a database model or even a map of New York City, you can beat and hammer on the data enough to get a relationship of some significant points to others. That doesn't mean the AE's knew about NYC or had yearnings to go see the revival of the musical, "Cats".
> As for who did and where they came from. I can't
> answer that and, in all honesty, it is not
> something I am too concerned about.
You need to know and to explain and have evidence. Otherwise, the foundation of your theory is totally lacking... it's the same as if I said "Saurishchian dinosaurs created it." and then never bothered to back it up. On a board such as Rense you can get away with that kind of statement, but when you try to take it mainstream, the first thing everyone will point out to you is that you haven't any proof of the basic theory whereas there's proof (ancient documents, etc) that the AE's built the pyramids and that they served as tombs.
> What is
> important to me is understanding what the Dsigners
> of Giza have left behind for us - their great
> Precession Wheel and the information encoded into
> it.
Why didn't they draw accurate sky maps, then, or mention the precession in context with the Undying Stars where the pharoah's soul went after death? The precessional shift makes the Undying stars into Dying stars in this era. The concept of a pharoah dying in the afterlife doesn't make much sense given all the texts of living eternally and attending all the festivals throughout eternity.
I think you need to rethink your data.
