Re: Plans, diagram of the Ollantaytambo sun temple? - 16 days ago

Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't see any

Re: Plans, diagram of the Ollantaytambo sun temple? - 19 days ago

Yes but they show the famous six and nothing else. I'm looking for a drawing or plan of the area behind the famous wall:

Plans, diagram of the Ollantaytambo sun temple? - 19 days ago

Does anyone have a good source for that? Thanks

Re: Did the Great Pyramid begin life as a stepped core? (15 8 25, Ancient Architects, YT video,16:27) - 20 days ago

Jammer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cladking is wrote > > > > Everyone can see everything they want but the > > facts still exist. The ramps lead straight up > the > > sides of five step pyramids. I guess they > mustta > > used ramps. But there were no stone draggers > > walking up the 70 degree sides o

Re: Did the Great Pyramid begin life as a stepped core? (15 8 25, Ancient Architects, YT video,16:27) - 20 days ago

Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hans_lune Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > cladking Wrote: > > Er ... Hans_lune, you don't seem to have finished > this post! > > Hi no I said exactly what I wanted to say, thanks

Re: Did the Great Pyramid begin life as a stepped core? (15 8 25, Ancient Architects, YT video,16:27) - 24 days ago

cladking Wrote:

Re: Sources for relatives of the Pharaoh's at Giza - 5 weeks ago

Many thanks!!

Re: Sources for relatives of the Pharaoh's at Giza - 6 weeks ago

Thanks I was looking at them and wondered if anyone before had had the same interest in locating them all, seems not. I was interesting in how many of them specifically identified themselves as being family or working for the K,K and M

Sources for relatives of the Pharaoh's at Giza - 6 weeks ago

Is there a single source that covers the wives, children, and officials for the three Pharaoh's buried at Giza?

Clovis first theory question - 3 months ago

What theory did the Clovis first theory replace? What was the dominant idea prior to Clovis being instituted?

Re: New Jason Colavito Article (New Republic) on Smithsonian's Bones of Bible Giants - 5 months ago

This all sounds like a bad chinese opera

NYFT (Not yet found today), speculation on future Archaeology finds - 5 months ago

What are you hoping to, expecting to, or wish to see archaeologists find in the near future? 1. A flowering of human culture in the Eemian (130,000 - The Last Interglacial) years ago but which died out 2. Connection being the Ubaid, Sumer and Gobekli Tepe 3. Homo Erectus in the Americas 4. A 'settlement' of crude structures found - a 'village' going back to 300,000 years

Re: Did the Great Pyramid begin life as a stepped core? (15 8 25, Ancient Architects, YT video,16:27) - 5 months ago

Yep, it's certainly possible and might explain the three burial chambers - how about three stages? A small step for the underground chamber -never completed, Queen was a larger step but 'he' decided to go all out ego wise - with Khufu's grandiose tomb. How you'd prove that? Dis assembly and that isn't going to happen. At some point some intrusive technology with AI m

Re: Help on a DAI publication on Baalbek - 6 months ago

Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Further delving has revealed that the archived > website does its level best just to lead you onto > the revamped website ... > > Via a 2015 snapshot, I did eventually stumble > across a list which included this: << > Libanesisch-deutsches Forscherteam entdeckt > weltweit größten anti

Re: Help on a DAI publication on Baalbek - 6 months ago

Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It occurred to me to try Wayback, on which there > turn out to be hundreds, if not thousands, of > saved versions of the site. This is one random > example: > > > There are videos with a lady wearing black who is > supposed to be explaining how the site works (but > I'm afraid I

Menkaure Void - 6 months ago

Re: Help on a DAI publication on Baalbek - 6 months ago

Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hans_lune Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Hey HoM do you have a functional link to the > DAI > > (dainst) report on Baalbek? > > ... > > But which report ... ? > > I found a page with four entries, using "Baalbek" &g

Help on a DAI publication on Baalbek - 6 months ago

Hey HoM do you have a functional link to the DAI (dainst) report on Baalbek? All my links are broken and I cannot make sense of the current DAI website! Thanks

Is there a list of previous scientific expeditions to the Sphinx? - 7 months ago

Just asking!

Re: Looking for a translation of a Bablyonian tablet - 7 months ago

Noted!

Re: (Waggy's Guide) Charles Piazzi Smyth & The Great Pyramid, A Layman's guide - 7 months ago

Mark Heaton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, I agree. > > After writing my monograph I sent it to a lecturer > on the history of astronomy at Durham, my 'alma > mater', but not a 'bountiful mother' as I didn't > get an academic accreditation. He told me, over > the phone, that my monograph was on his books

Re: Looking for a translation of a Bablyonian tablet - 7 months ago

Hermione Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jammer Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Outstanding research, Hermione > > Very kind of you, Jammer! But Hanslune had > already provided the name of the Venus Tablet of > Ammisaduga, and I just searched a bit more ... > > Hanslune has prob

Re: Looking for a translation of a Bablyonian tablet - 7 months ago

Yeah I don't, that's it. Odd there isn't more about it anywhere. It doesn't show up anywhere and one would think it was reasonably important! Will look up papers on Babylonian astronomy. Find some more: The Venus Tablet of Ammisaduqa. The tablet recorded the rise times of Venus and its first and last visibility on the horizon before or after sunrise and sunset. It records thes

Looking for a translation of a Bablyonian tablet - 7 months ago

Babylonian Clay Tablet, found in Uruk, southern Iraq, inscribed with Cuneiform script and 3 geometric circles containing astronomical calculations, dated (2004-1595 BC). The tablet is notable for its astronomical calculations, specifically tracking the movements of the planet Venus.

Re: Blas Valera - 8 months ago

Thanks for the additional information!

Blas Valera - 8 months ago

What is the current view of his list of Inca kings?

Re: (Waggy's Guide) The Pyramid of Senwosret I -Lisht - 9 months ago

Great!

Re: What Really Lies Beneath the Pyramids? The Megastructures of Giza: A Preliminary Report (Andrew Collins) - 10 months ago

hmmm

Re: Italian Fringe Researchers Claim to Find Massive Structures Beneath Giza (Jason Colavito) - 10 months ago

They don't agree with what he wants to believe, so, therefore they don't exist.

Re: Synthetic Aperture Radar Doppler Tomography - great pyramid? - 10 months ago

Over view of the situation by Next Anyextee on face book: Next Anyextee QUESTION: Should we really be calling this a “new discovery”? Let’s be clear: Were giant man-made spiral and cube structures actually found beneath the pyramids? No. Was a vast underground city unearthed? Also no. What was discovered? Signal and noise. But what does that really mean? As geologist Dr. Robert Schoch