Holger Isenberg Wrote:
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> Holger Isenberg Wrote:
> > Not powder. Take a look at Davidovits famous
> video
>
> 30 seconds into the video the loose limestone is
> shown:
> In the video it's from France, but similar
> consistency limestone rubble can be found in
> Egypt.
It shows he is using a
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Chris Tedder Wrote:
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> Try this link:
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>
>
> Chris
Ah, much appreciated! Thanks
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Hermione Wrote:
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> Chris Tedder Wrote:
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> > Hans: “Does anyone have an image of better
> quality
> > of that particular inscription and its location
> in
> > the tomb? Tomb G 8090”
> >
> > A drawing and description of the wall i
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Holger Isenberg Wrote:
You've never worked limestone have you? I have it's easier to work than granite but to pound it into powder requires back breaking hard labour. I suggest you go out and gets some limestone take up a stone pounder and let us know how long it takes you? you reduce a 200 lb block to powder.
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Holger Isenberg Wrote:
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> > Of course but then they pounded it into dust and
> made it into geostuff.
I'm quite aware of his theory but don't find it compelling it as it causes far more work. The core stones are not uniformed and making in
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The energy to 'suddenly' move something as massive as a tectonic plate would involve so much energy (and where does that come from? It would tend to melt the plate.
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Byrd Wrote:
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> Agreed -- it's in serious need of some updating.
>
> I wonder what kind of bribe we can offer Wagy?
Two tons of sand from the Giza Plateau? I understand its fairly cheap but sneaking it into the overhead bins on the Egyptair flight might be challenging.
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Thanks but that was all that I could find too. Hmmm. Where is Waggy to do a guide to Debhen tomb!
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Does anyone have an image of better quality of that particular inscription and its location in the tomb? Tomb G 8090
This one is only one I can find:
Thanks
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Hermione Wrote:
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> Holger Isenberg Wrote:
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> ...
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> > Barsoum has limited his
> > results to only the few outer layers, smooth
> > casing stones and I guess 2-5 blocks beyond.
> > Barsoum clearly states in this finding "crucial
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Byrd Wrote:
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> > > A belief is not quite the same thing as a
> > > conclusion.
> >
> > Yes a non-archaeology example. JFK
> assassination.
> > We find that the Dallas book depository was
> owned
> > i
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Hermione Wrote:
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> Holger Isenberg Wrote:
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> > And not to forget Michel Barsoum, Prof for
> > Material Science of modern industrial ceramics
> at
> > Drexel University, who came to the conclusion
> by
> > SEM analysis of actual Great P
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Hermione Wrote:
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> Which post were you replying to, Hans?
Oops meant to reply to Bryd's on Oompa-Loompas -
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> ...
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> > He has moved his idea of a lost civilization
> from
> > Antarctic in his first book (fingerprints of
> the
> > gods) and saying it was destroyed by 'crustal
> > displacement�
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Cintia Panizza Wrote:
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> Hi Byrd,
>
> Pyramids really are very complicated. The
> Japaneses tried to built the Great Pyramid of
> Egypt and they failed.
> Due to the over and over restorations we can not
> say exactly when the pyramids were built the same
> with the Sphinx that we know had a lion face and
&g
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My favorite anti pour picture. The second tier with the irregular stones in the NE corner of the GP with a large splotch of gypsum mortar at the far right.
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Byrd Wrote:
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> The symbol of Horus of Behedet:
>
>
> It becomes associated with Ra-Horakhty.
>
> Depending on the time period, it may refer to
> Horus (Old Kingdom) or to all/any solar deity (New
> Kingdom and later). Generally inscribed on
> rounded-topped stele. The uraeus was added in the
> Mi
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Thanks
Something similar is seen on Naos of Edfu (Nectanebo II)
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Hermione Wrote:
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> > Howdy folks
> >
> > This question came up at Quora and its not an
> area
> > I have any expertise in:
> >
> > The initial question was: "What is the 1955
> > citation for the archaeolo
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Howdy folks
This question came up at Quora and its not an area I have any expertise in:
The initial question was: "What is the 1955 citation for the archaeological discovery of Roman artifacts near Mali, evidencing the expedition of Cornelius Balbus in 19 BCE?"
A further comment by the writer.
"I have found a second hand statement about the artifacts (Roman coins found
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Hermione Wrote:
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> QuoteOur navigators had explored the globe and
> reached as far as America and Australia, as has
> been shown by archaeology and linguistics, to name
> but two disciplines. This maritime knowledge goes
> back a long way and is indicated by the map drawn
> by the Ottoman Turkish admiral and geographe
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Ah, thanks that helped the person realised that was the wrong named it was just plain old Imhotep the Noble she was referring too.
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Byrd Wrote:
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> "Iri-pat" means "noble"... so it's one of the
> tombs of the nobles.
>
>
> Other than that, I gots nuffin.
That is more than I can find so many thanks!
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I noticed the name of the tomb in a fringe context but cannot find anything on it. It seems it is mentioned in regards to evidence for 'geopolymers' or 'electronics' in the real pyramids and fake ones.
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cladking Wrote:
> You ask where's the evidence they were granaries
> but then nobody can produce any direct evidence of
> any type that they were tombs!!!
Sure we can and have but you simply reject it all do your preconceived bais. Which unfortunately for you doesn't cause it to disappear and your ideas fall apart and the tomb theory remains as strong as ever. As it st
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Hermione Wrote:
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He's just moving the goal posts, denying evidence - he said didn't exist - and wasting our time...which is normal performance.
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