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In the vein of ancient apocalypse.

Maybe it was the Nephalim (sp?) that helped build all that shit???

Finally watched that JRE episode, pretty cool stuff for sure. For me and my worldview, everything they were talking about makes pretty dang good sense looking at it from a biblical perspective. Global flood and resulting erosion, ice age, etc…

Kinda like the whole illuminati/cabal/whatever. I see it not as a human run thing, but spiritual. Satan tempting individual people to fuck over others for personal gain over the ages, not some consistently staffed club of overlords.

But seriously, the nephalim coulda been the “aliens”…Not saying I’m right, but you can’t say I’m wrong if you weren’t there :flipoff2:
 
Tech Tim said:
OR this below.



To look at things on a smaller scale and closer to home, look up the Coral Castle in Florida that I mention earlier. There was one 5'-2" 60 yo man quarrying and moving 30 ton blocks by himself. And claiming that he knew the secret of the pyramid builders.

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Anyone in the SE that is interested in this stuff should take the drive down and check it out. The site itself is quite small, I was surprised at how small it was when I visited there 20 years ago or so. He originally started building in Florida City, about 10 miles away. Then moved to Homstead and moved the big blocks with him. The hired truck drivers claimed, they would show up, he would send them off for coffee, when they returned, the blocks would be loaded on the flatbed. And he was the only one there.

How did a little old man move huge blocks? Loading and unloading them on flatbeds?

From Wiki: Coral Castle - Wikipedia


A neighbor lady once said she heard him singing and saw him walking, pushing a coral block that was floating in the air.

Visitors said he had a grid of electrical wires overhead and he did have a giant, home-made hand crank generator (that is still there). I've got some pics I took somewhere, but that was pre-digital, so I'd have to find them and scan them and not going to the hassle because.... :flipoff2: But, there are tons of pictures online of the place.

He also built a sun dial unlike any other sun dial out there, shows time, and date and it is supposedly very accurate.





TLDR - Cliff Notes: There is a monolithic site right here in the USA on a much smaller scale, built by a little old man, by himself. Find out how he moved 30 ton blocks of coral by himself and that is probably how the pyramids and other megalithic structures were built.
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Bumping this only to say that I drove past it today on my way back from Key West, looking forward to check it out after reading all that, and it is closed Mon/Tues/Weds 😐 lame.
 
Not civilized humans but recall the 120,000 yo Cerutti mastodon site in California. Way way way older than imaginable. There were still protohmans then. . . .

Edit: and still not accepted by mainstream archeology and dismissed by critics by arguments that would elicit a loud interruptive BULLSHIT yell from a freshman student of geology. :laughing:
 
Splib said:
Not civilized humans but recall the 120,000 yo Cerutti mastodon site in California. Way way way older than imaginable. There were still protohmans then. . . .

Edit: and still not accepted by mainstream archeology and dismissed by critics by arguments that would elicit a loud interruptive BULLSHIT yell from a freshman student of geology. :laughing:
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Need more info on this. Never heard of it?
 
Hilake2 said:
Need more info on this. Never heard of it?
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Story of the Discovery

In November 1992, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) was doing highway construction on State Route (SR) 54, where San Diego borders National City. Paleontologists from the San Diego Natural History Museum’s PaleoServices Department were doing a routine assessment to identify...
www.sdnhm.org www.sdnhm.org

Old Bones. Off topic but make us think a little.
 
I'm sure Graham Hancock is wrong about some stuff and would admit the same, but I the big picture I think he's absolutely right. There are undoubtedly forgotten major epochs of our history as a species.

I just don't know why historians and archaeologists paint themselves into these corners. All we know is all we know. They gotta stop stating things as stone cold fact. You don't know what you don't know but you have to formulate theories based on what you do know. Everyone can understand that. No one is going to beat you up for being wrong based on incomplete knowledge. But when you state over and over that you're not wrong, these people are pseudoscientists, go as far as to claim they're white supremacists, etc. only for more and more evidence to pile up suggesting that you're wrong... well, you're gonna lose all credibility.
 
One of the side bar comments on the Gunung Padang site article was about the resistance to change in archeology or any science for that matter. " You're gonna tell me that every thing I learned, then everything I studied and published and $$$$$ was funded about for my entire adult life is . . .. . . ... wrong ? "

yeah, <Elon Musk Font> - go fuck yourself.

A 16th century guy disproved spontaneous generation, the wisdom of the western world, by simply putting two pieces of meat out. One covered under a glass dish and the other one open to flies. Meat doesnt create flies, fly eggs do. No flies, no eggs, no magots etc. Had to fight the Church on that one. :shaking:

en.wikipedia.org

Spontaneous generation - Wikipedia

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I think this is the video where they have the vases on a surface plate and are showing they are playing or within 1000.
 
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I think this is the video where they have the vases on a surface plate and are showing they are playing or within 1000.
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Not that big of a deal for hunter gatherers to get aerospace defense tolerances with mud and stone hand tools. Even a cave man can get .001 on a mastodon bone lathe and then make mirror reflection handles. It just takes practice. They had plenty of free time to get it right.

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Had no time to put up the article. I dont get a block ?? :eek::confused:

Fook. went there to copy paste and blocked paywall. Fook. Its about Graham (?) two new movies on Netlfix and the critics comments. Some of the enlightened ones critiques are assinine, fucking stupid. I dont care if they have a pHD and are an "expert". Saying that bones inside of a cave could have been deposited there by soil movement, ie mass wasting on a slope does not deserve a reply. I will try again to grab the story. It will take up some of the sever here :laughing: Whats the limit ? 1,000 words ?
 
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