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<< After 10 years of documenting ancient sites, the truth is no longer lining up. From the tree controversy at Göbekli Tepe to the concrete encasing the Sphinx, we’re exposing why archaeology prioritizes tourism dollars over historical truth.
I've traveled to hundreds of ancient sites around the world and what I've found after 10 years of documenting is shocking and disappointi
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Ancient History
I believe that there is a “Not invented here” attitude.at work. For example I sent the following to Aztlan for posting :
Nope. Anyone care to explain why this didn’t pass muster ?
Tkx
wvk
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Ancient History
WVK Wrote:
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> Jammer Wrote:
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> > I’m envisioning a gigantic “Golf Tee of the
> Gods”
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> > Are the people who dream this up on LSD?
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That’s what they used to get the ball on top of the GP
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Ancient Egypt
Jammer Wrote:
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> I’m envisioning a gigantic “Golf Tee of the Gods”
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> Are the people who dream this up on LSD?
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Ancient Egypt
Hermione Wrote:
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> Archive posts (HoM) on Great Ballcourt -
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> And archive posts on Great Ballcourt from Bernard
> Ortiz de Montellano -
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Old gold. I believe Aztlan lists sent out a chatgpt answer to “Could the acoustics of the Great Ball Court been used for ceremonial purposes?, about a half page. Anyone
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Ancient History
Howdy all.
I asked Gemini the following “could the acoustics of the Great Ball court have been used the ceremonial purpose”
Forgetting the subject matter, this looks like a years worth of research condensed into 3 seconds. Should i be amazed?
Tkx
Wvk
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Ancient History
This is the video that solves the mystery.
The Great Pyramid has always stood out as the structure that nobody could surpass, and everyone after wanted to copy. But was it size alone that made it special, or did it come with a more profound change in ancient Egypt? This video looks at the evolution of dynastic Egyptian burials - scrutinizes the design of their defenses, and shows how the Great P
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Ancient Egypt
Apologies if this is a repeat
Hidden Secrets of the Bent Pyramid Seen for the First Time
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Ancient Egypt
UnchartedX has released updated info:
Astonishing Results! More Ancient Egyptian Granite Vases Analyzed! More STL's available.
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Ancient Egypt
Regarding Puma Punka molding. I believe this has been presented before
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Ancient History
WVK Wrote:
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> > Hermione Wrote:
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> > > Archaeologists are planning to scan the Great
> > > Pyramid of Giza with cosmic rays with such
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Ancient Egypt
WVK Wrote:
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> Hermione Wrote:
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> > Archaeologists are planning to scan the Great
> > Pyramid of Giza with cosmic rays with such
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> > they should see every hidden chamber inside
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> > The Great Pyramid of Giza might be the most
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Hermione Wrote:
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> Archaeologists are planning to scan the Great
> Pyramid of Giza with cosmic rays with such detail,
> they should see every hidden chamber inside
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> The Great Pyramid of Giza might be the most iconic
> structure humans ever built. Ancient civilizations
> constructed archaeological icons that ar
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Ancient Egypt
Could irregular shaped stons been used for structural reasons, more stable then identical blocks? If so could they be man made?
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Ancient Egypt
NEWLY discovered ancient teeth dating back 31,000 years are evidence of a new ethnic group in human history - and could change everything we know about the first American settlers.
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Laboratory
I'd say the topic of concrete blocks/pyramids should be put on hold until new evidence becomes available for scrutiny
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Ancient History
"This image of incomplete andesite PP stone shows that it was formed by pounding and grinding and was never completed - falsifying the idea if was 'poured' "
So therefore that applies to all of them?
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Ancient History
From the comments:
"Social Security Full Retirement Age Raised to 105 Years Old"
Social Security Full
URL edited - Hermione
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Laboratory
Progress has been slower than expected. More like 2101: A space odyssey
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Laboratory
SIX archaeologists died mysteriously just months after they opened up an ancient Egyptian coffin, a bombshell documentary has revealed.
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Ancient Egypt
"Just before 9.30am on Sunday 11 November, a series of unusual seismic pulses rippled around the world almost undetected."
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Laboratory
"The Earth is warming, the oceans are rising"
Perhaps not for long:
"Ocean circulation in North Atlantic is at its weakest for 1,500 years - and at levels that previously triggered a mini Ice Age, study warns":
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Laboratory
Inconvenient Science: NASA data show that global temperatures dropped sharply over the past two years. Not that you'd know it, since that wasn't deemed news. Does that make NASA a global warming denier?
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Laboratory
Scientists say a mysterious fog that blocked out the sun causing crop failures and widespread famine was the worst global disaster in history
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Laboratory
New research is zeroing in on a biochemical basis for the placebo effect — possibly opening a Pandora’s box for Western medicine.
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Laboratory
The growing popularity of "New Age" beliefs likely stems in part from fewer Americans following traditional religions, according to political analyst Ruy Teixeira.
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Humanities
The existence of a monthly journal focused on “feminist geography” is a sign of something gone awry in academia. The journal in question—Gender, Place & Culture—published a paper online in May whose author claimed to have spent a year observing canine sexual misconduct in Portland, Ore., parks.
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Humanities
“It could happen in a matter of months,” says Martin Mlynczak of NASA’s Langley Research Center.
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Laboratory
The study by a team of geographers and archaeologists from UCL and King's College London, published in Nature Communications, suggests that early pastoralists in North Africa combined detailed knowledge of the environment with newly domesticated species to deal with the long-term drying trend.
Read more at:
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Laboratory
Three prominent US scientists have been pushed to resign over the past 10 days after damning revelations about their methods, a sign of greater vigilance and decreasing tolerance for misconduct within the research community.
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Laboratory
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