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Why would a bunch of people make designs they could not deciphy from the ground, but only from the air.
Is a road evidence of cars?
Originally posted by TKainZero
The picture of the astronaut had me most intreaged. An Astronaut, how would the incas have know this, how could they have been so percise in the makeing of these elobrate designs they could have never seen.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Is a road evidence of cars?
So the Roman Apian Way means they had cars back in Roman times? Fascinating.... [/sarcasm]
Originally posted by Cade
Looking back at an ancient astranaut, there are two possibilities, either we say someone made a balloon from goat skin and flew up and directed someone on the ground to make a HUGE picture of grandma' with a fishbowl on her head OR there is something in our ancient history that we have not yet acknowledged. Sorry for the sarcastic humor, no offence intended.
Originally posted by GrendelsBacon
Actually I remember seeing a documentary on I think the History Channel a while back, and they actually found a possible reason for the Nazca lines. They built a Hot Air Balloon like thing using only materials and known techniques of the day. I think they used a fire pit and animal skins to make the balloon, and they got to a height so that the lines were decipherable. Seems to me a reasonable enough explanation. They also suggested that the lines were used in religious ceremonies. So really the only question left after that is, "How were they so accurate?".
Originally posted by infinite8
Originally posted by GrendelsBacon
Actually I remember seeing a documentary on I think the History Channel a while back, and they actually found a possible reason for the Nazca lines. They built a Hot Air Balloon like thing using only materials and known techniques of the day. I think they used a fire pit and animal skins to make the balloon, and they got to a height so that the lines were decipherable. Seems to me a reasonable enough explanation. They also suggested that the lines were used in religious ceremonies. So really the only question left after that is, "How were they so accurate?".
Please find me this one.. I can see someone building a kite that could pull someone into the air, but not a balloon raised into the air.
Originally posted by Cade
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when will we be ready to wake up and join the comic society.
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In the long, long ago the People From The Stars came to the land of Elohimona...