forbidden archeology

[dill786]

i think one of the reasons why the Egyptian antiquity department rubbish the idea of machinery is because deep down they know it was a more ancient civilization that built the pyramids and the sphynx and not the dynastic Egyptians, this will seriously deflate their egos and maybe hit their treasury when it comes to tourism if there is definite proof it was an unknown civilization and not Egyptians maybe it was the Sumerians who did it but they were from IRAQ area and there is no pyramids in that area apart from ziggurats. i think the Egyptians know and have proof it wasn't them but are hiding it so as not to affect their egos. you know millions of Egyptians are proud in thinking it was their forefathers that built the pyramids would be a bit of a blow it they found out it wasn't them

[rSin]

Egyptian history was not in the 'hands' so to speak of egyptians until well into the 20th century long after there precedence for intransigence was well established in the archeology departments of the world.

i think they inherited the sticking point from academics no matter their own reasons for running with it...

[rSin]

https://museumcrush.org/this-14th-centu ... the-world/

[dill786]

handbag looks modern

[dill786]

Hidden passage discovered in Great Pyramid of Giza

https://www.thenationalnews.com/mena/20 ... _EqpEmAeLM

[dill786]

pics and vid of the hidden corridor

[rSin]

the robbers tunnel into the great pyramid was dug in the 800's

i find it interesting that it basically dug straight into the interior passage network. that means they had access to information about its construction that was thousands of years old

pretty wild

[rSin]

very cool the muon detector results were proven
although i think its odd they waited until after before they shoved a camera down that hole

lots of amazing history about the pyramids before their casing stones collapsed


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pyramid_of_Giza

[rSin]

vase scan update...

https://rumble.com/v2a8tux-ancient-egyp ... he-lu.html

[rSin]

Located on Cerro Colorado hill, four mysterious mounds were identified as spots with potential archaeological significance. The mounds were later revealed to contain human remains and a large structure.

The project to explore the area began in 2022, and the findings were announced in February of this year, Nauka W Polsce reported.

"Already during the first survey research, i.e. excavations on a very limited scale, we came across the remains of monumental architecture made of dried bricks and stone blocks" - said Łukasz Majchrzak, a bioarchaeologist on the project, according to Nauka W Polsce.

Spanish explorer Antonio De La Calancha, who died in 1654, reported that the area was plagued with witchcraft. He claimed the temple is where sorcerers would gather and that there was a witchcraft university. Calancha, who was also a clergyman, claimed that locals had been told off by a demon for consorting with him. In Europe, gods of other cultures were often described as demons.

On the highest mound, bodies were discovered wrapped in high-quality fabrics and painted.


"One of them (fabrics), 3 meters long, was decorated with zoomorphic representations and is unique - similar fabrics have not been found in the entire Andes so far," added Majchzrak, according to Nauka W Polsce.

The bodies were carbon-dated to be from 772 AD to 989 AD, which meant they were from the period of the Wari Empire. The structure was dated to be much later, from 2,500 BCE to 2,200 BCE.


“Andeans used to set up necropolises in abandoned places of worship. This was also the case here because the graves were dug into structures that were several thousand years older,” explained Majchzrak, according to Nauka W Polsce.

One of the bodies was identified as six-years-old. The skull had been purposefully made deformed. Two mounds have yet to be explored.