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Thanks for obtaining that clarification, Thadd.by Hermione - Ancient History
Graham, If I understand correctly, you indicate that the 37.715 deg angle is produced by the layout of the Giza complex. However, it's been suggested to me that the problem is that all you've done is to superimpose a completely arbitrary angle on the Giza complex. What reason would there be for setting the Kocab-Mizar line of the rotating trio to 37.715 deg to the vertical, with Koby Hermione - Ancient History
Bad luck, Martin. But the whole operation is so fitful and uncertain that I wouldn't give up hope. It might be worth trying again in a few days ... it might all have sorted itself out again by then ...by Hermione - Ancient History
PDF available here.by Hermione - Ancient History
Peski Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sad and pointless. No, I disagree. Of course, what one person and one family unit does or doesn't do won't make any perceptible difference. However, if the measures adopted by one person are then adopted by twenty, or fifty, or a hundred, or a thousand, or a million, or ten million, then some difference migby Hermione - Coffee Shop
Hi Peski, > The study concludes that the sycle was not used in > early plant domestication. It was used for other > purposes (in the Near East) or not invented until > after plant domestication had occured ( in China), > and was later adapted to the harvesting of already > domesticated plants. > > Early harvesting of semi- and newly-domesticated > plants wby Hermione - Laboratory
Allan Shumaker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great article! But such a sad ending, though ... and the BM were so mean and ungrateful. I suppose he had the consolation of knowing that he'd made a wonderful discovery ...by Hermione - Ancient History
Could posters now please be thinking about winding up any discussions under this topic ...by Hermione - Ancient History
Would you switch everything off and rely on natural light to save the planet? It's the only answer for the families going to extreme measures to cut emissions.by Hermione - Coffee Shop
The editor of the BBC's Panorama programme has defended a documentary on the Church of Scientology in which a reporter shouts at one of its members.by Hermione - Humanities
How a self-taught British genius rediscovered the Mesopotamian saga of Gilgamesh—after 2,500 years.by Hermione - Ancient History
This thread is beginning to get very long and unwieldy. If contributors feel that there is more that they could still usefully say on this subject, could they please open a new topic? Or, better still, perhaps try and find a way of opening a sub-thread on another Giza topic that has fewer posts. Thanks.by Hermione - Ancient History
I put a moderation note announcing the closure of a sub-thread, of which no one took any notice whatsoever. I'm therefore closing this thread.by Hermione - Coffee Shop
I asked for the tone on this thread to improve, but to no avail, apparently ...by Hermione - Coffee Shop
Could we keep the tone on this sub-thread pleasant and courteous, please ...by Hermione - Coffee Shop
Thadd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apparently (This is a social thread, so even > though it is off topic) [ QUOTE ] opens a quote > [ / QUOTE ] closes a quote, only without the > spaces. There are several editing functions for users on this forum, Thadd. First, as Damian mentioned, is "Quote this Message", which appears under eaby Hermione - Coffee Shop
Roxana Cooper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Masque of Mandragora? Wasn't Mandragora by Douglas Adams?by Hermione - Paper Lens
Fantastic! Thanks very much, Jon.by Hermione - Ancient History
Recent Archaeobotanical Insights from the Old World (PDF).by Hermione - Laboratory
A description of the programme here ...by Hermione - Humanities
Ooohhh! Bruce Willis ... !!by Hermione - Paper Lens
I'm getting a blank screen, too (I'm sure it was working when I first posted it). This is another article on it; but even the link in that article comes up blank ... I can only present my apologies ...by Hermione - Paper Lens
Byrd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's extremely easy to get a north-south-east-west > alignment: > On the morning of the equinox (or as close as you > like or use the date you prefer), take a stick, > poke it in the ground, mark along the shadow. You > now have a perfect east-west line and since they > knew how to make a riby Hermione - Ancient History
Joe_S Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > These layout threads are spamming up the board and > making it less than useful. Can we not have any > new ones for a while? There are enough as it is > and they never go anywhere. The very purpose of Maat is to weigh the evidence for alternative history, Joe. Alleged astronomical or geometric layouts at Gby Hermione - Ancient History
Ancient Australians Were a People Apart DNA confirms Aboriginal Australian originsby Hermione - Laboratory
creigs1707 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thadd: Or, we could go with the actual evidence > which says that books do not fall from the sky. > > SC: LOL. It is not inconceivable that the > reference 'fell from heaven' in the days of > Imhotep is a reference/metaphor for this 'plan' > having come from the 'Goby Hermione - Ancient History
Don Barone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you are in error OK, well, I freely admit I'm pretty hopeless at maths and trigonometry! So where did I go wrong ... ??by Hermione - Ancient History
... and yet more photos ...by Hermione - Ancient History
There's no problem with continuing a conversation, i.e., discussing new ideas, new methods, new approaches and the like; that's to be encouraged. There is, however, a problem with rehashing conversations: going back over ground previously covered.by Hermione - Ancient History
creigs1707 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hermione: I don't quite see your point... > > SC: Covenient. Let's go over the question again, then. You started by saying that, according to legend, some AE temples were built "according to an architectural plan which was supposed to have been revealed in a codex that fell from the heavenby Hermione - Ancient History