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Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hermione Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > The discovery came out of nowhere, as El Morsi > > just randomly happened to trip over what > appeared > > to be an echinoid fossil. This is the fossil of > a > > sea urchin which dated back to tby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Free* I see that now and plan to take the course. So far the questions are very easy and apparently you get as many tries as you need on multiple choice.by cladking - Ancient Egypt
It looks like you have to pay the $99 even if you don't want a certificate. I wager you can't get a certificate without agreeing with them, as well. It's been a couple generations since colleges valued critical thinking or independent thought. I am impressed you apparently can't be expelled just for not agreeing with them or being politically incorrect.by cladking - Ancient Egypt
As usual you don't address what I say and keep trying to make it about me and about my theory. This is not the subject and I'm done with this sub-thread.by cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No I didn't I was referring to what was then known > about the ancient Egyptian culture and religion as > noted by ancient Greek and Roman writers. Nothing about the ancient hieroglyphs or their writers were known in antiquity. Nothing was known by Champollion or Young about the ancient glyphs which wereby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wise words you didn't follow. > > He knew the culture and learned Coptic that > allowed him to figure out the language. > > You didn't follow either Champollion or Worthing's > method. You took translations in English and made > up new meanings that had no basis in mathematicsby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nobody knew how to read hieroglyphs when two > 19th-century scholars set > out to decipher the inscribed texts on the ancient > Egyptian Rosetta > Stone, one of the British Museum’s most famous > treasures. > > QuoteHe added that, while previous scholars had seen the material, its sigby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We can place this on the shelf with all the other > pyramid building ideas. Of course we can. Whether a proposal is logical and evidenced and fits the actual context or is off the wall poppycock doesn't really matter if you have one shelf available for all construction hypotheses and no budget or desire to sby cladking - Ancient Egypt
...who was first to figure this out way back in 2006 but who is being ignored. Now when ramps are shown to be unfeasible for myriad reasons including the fact that the uppermost stones can't possibly be dragged up ramps this particular paper advances the notion that they used Rigano's way only at the top without ever noting that this method is far far easier and would be effectiveby cladking - Ancient Egypt
There are several problems but adding large holes on the inside corners of turns isn't a solution. QuoteIn principle, a ramp could have been built up the south west arris with a slope of 42°, hauled up by a team standing on the course under construction, or the one below, and hauling on a rope which passed over a horizontal post at waist height. They're on the right track hereby cladking - Ancient Egypt
I read this article again and was surprised to see something I missed before; “Furthermore, the egyptians said this lake drains underground into theLibyan Syrtis, and extends under the mountains above Memphis, having an inland country on its west” I guess I missed it because I didn't understand the end of the sentence and have a strong tendency to dismiss entire sentences that I cby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The first comprehensive report on the ScanPyramids > discovery. Plus, why we can conceivably look > forward to even more exciting news. > > Are you referring to the article on the "Big Void" from 2 1/2 years ago? edited to add- Oh, I guess you are. I'm anxiously awaiting resuby cladking - Ancient Egypt
keeperzz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 3. If we place the QC at the level of the KC, > keeping its location relative to the pyramid's > axis, then its shafts would reach the casing > almost at the same height as the KC shafts (for > calculation I used Petrie's data). This most > likely indicates that the inclinations of the Kby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well please give us an example of the research > you're currently doing that applies to this topic > and the methodologies you are using and what > you've discovered so far. These are irrelevancies. I merely welcomed a new member and expressed agreement with most of his results and his methodoloby cladking - Ancient Egypt
We are in close agreement in several fundamental ways. It is patently obvious that the pyramids (everything) was aligned by use of stars and that our understanding of the "stretching of the cord" ceremony is highly flawed. It is also obvious that our chronology of the old kingdom is equally flawed and construction of G1 was finished circa 2750 BC. Perhaps our largest differenceby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Pistol Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My guess is there are a number of things going on > with the scan project, none of it will lead to > drilling or hidden chambers. First and foremost, > the group probably had to pay a significant sum > for the permit(s)... It's non-invasive, and it > gets lots of press. All of these and perhaps aby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Lehner's position seems to be that "more work > needs to be done" - > That's incredible that Wiki forgot the thermal anomaly for which Hawass sent out an urgent call to all; Egyptologists to explain ever even existed. Wiki's been having serious problems latelyby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But lets give you some more rope, who did the > drilling, where in GP did they do and what > equipment did they use and when did it happen? I > mean I can you make that all up too? If there is a hole then it's 1 1/4" and was likely drilled in 2016 or 2017 before the scientists offered to fly a bby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Possibly? Yeah because drone are kinda designed > to - you know - fly. Your points are all off topic or have been addressed numerous times before. "Drone" in an unabridged dictionary is; "an idler; neer-do-well". "to utter relentlessly" "use of monotonous voice" &qby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No it means they might be flying about the pyramid Possibly. But what possible testing can be done from such an unstable platform? Perhaps infrared snapshots but they've already made it clear that they don't care about infrared results and any heat signature visible in real time from an elevation would bby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > ""A team of researchers, including Dr. Tadahiro > Kin of Japan’s Kyushu University, are soon > expected to arrive at Giza to continue the study > of Khufu’s “Big Void”. For approximately a > month, utilizing a ”newly developed muon > detector”, the subatomic particles will be > reby cladking - Ancient Egypt
M. Williams Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Basically, I think everybody else is wrong most > of the time when it comes to pyramids. I'd feel > completely comfortable going against all of > Egyptology (-Lehner) with my ideas at this point. > Id crush them. I couldn't agree more! As wrong as everybody can be about the pyramids,by cladking - Ancient Egypt
John B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see Clad has entered the new year by making > heads explode yet again. Ramps and geysers yet > again? I see you're still afraid of the subject. You are afraid of the evidence and the discussion of the specific evidence, the nature of evidence, or any point in my post. I will not respond again to oby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cladking: the point about facts and logic is that > they are, by definition, capable of being > perceived by all. YES!!! Egyptologists and everyone else all share the exact same evidence. Obviously we each interpret and define what is actually evidence differently. For instance Dr Bui who ran the gby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have they completed the testing? Or are you just > making stuff up? He's not having the film developed on Alpha Centauri. There were extensive results within hours, minutes, of beginning the testing in October 2015. Testing and science are NEVER done. After they "prove" that there were raby cladking - Ancient Egypt
It certainly isn't difficult to believe that there can be numerous structures both intact and ruined under G1.by cladking - Ancient Egypt
Pistol Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suggest you do something about it, right now, > there must be a conspiracy. They don't want to > share the truth with anyone. The infrared revealed > the secrets of the Universe and they probably plan > on becoming the rulers of the world with the > secret ancient Egyptian knowledge... piles ofby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > However, he has already dismissed what they might > find since he claims he already knows what in > there....... More accurately I predict the new data conform with everything already established by modern science. I believe that anything at all that is learned will necessarily confirm that the stones to buiby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...and people should believe this why? Remember > your other predictions were wrong....remember? No, I don't remember. Perhaps you'll be so kind as to show one of them? The only one that comes to mind is that I predicted they'd release the infrared data within a couple years. That was waby cladking - Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh do tell - since 'these aren't investigated > either" how do you know about them? I could write a long post listing all this evidence but then next week you'll have forgotten all of it and claim I run from the question. So I'll just point out that the NE corner clearly shows a large amoby cladking - Ancient Egypt