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originally posted by: rickymouse
Why not a cross. After all they built pyramids down there just like some of them in Egypt and other countries in that area. Now what are the chances of two separate cultures having pyramids with none found up by the land bridge where they were supposed to chase mastodons over to America.
The people two thousand years ago had ships that could have gone across the Ocean. They were smart, there are records of using currents to form trade routes, some people were curious as to where these currents might lead them.
originally posted by: Trueman
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Marduk
How do you know Pizarro's cross was made of white marble?
I don't think it was Marble, because the entire region is rich in white Alabaster, which was used since colonial times by native craftsmen to manufacture religious icons
www.go2peru.com...
Those examples are from Ayacucho, which is about half way to Cuzco. Too far from Tumbes. I don't think he order a cross from Ayacucho's craftmen. Amazon Rainforest wasn't Amazon Prime. Hehehe....
The cross Pizarro used had to be something more simple and easier to carry, cheap stuff like wood maybe. Remember this guys were hungry of anything with value.
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: rickymouse
Why not a cross. After all they built pyramids down there just like some of them in Egypt and other countries in that area. Now what are the chances of two separate cultures having pyramids with none found up by the land bridge where they were supposed to chase mastodons over to America.
The people two thousand years ago had ships that could have gone across the Ocean. They were smart, there are records of using currents to form trade routes, some people were curious as to where these currents might lead them.
Ok, but who provided the time machine... theres about 3000 years between Egyptian pyramids and the ones in the Americas
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: Trueman
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Marduk
How do you know Pizarro's cross was made of white marble?
I don't think it was Marble, because the entire region is rich in white Alabaster, which was used since colonial times by native craftsmen to manufacture religious icons
www.go2peru.com...
Those examples are from Ayacucho, which is about half way to Cuzco. Too far from Tumbes. I don't think he order a cross from Ayacucho's craftmen. Amazon Rainforest wasn't Amazon Prime. Hehehe....
The cross Pizarro used had to be something more simple and easier to carry, cheap stuff like wood maybe. Remember this guys were hungry of anything with value.
No, I don't think the cross was marble from the title of this thread. But I think its possible that the Incas started copying the cross using their own alabaster stone supplies after seeing what happened at Tumbes because of the power of the cross
All the way down the coast.
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: Marduk
Some of the pyramids in South America are way older than the ones in Egypt I think, but then again you can't carbon date a rock and the organic matter in the chambers could have been introduced a lot later. The Egyptian pyramids could have just been refaced by the Pharaohs too. There is a lot of wrong evidence as to who built these things, but people have taken credit for their construction even though they only repaired them or added to them.
If the ones in South America are much older, then you can see the direction that the people went.
I have looked at a lot of evidence and have concluded that the evidence may not actually show what people say it does. The writing on the wall does not mean it was there since the house was built.
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: Marduk
Some of the pyramids in South America are way older than the ones in Egypt I think, but then again you can't carbon date a rock and the organic matter in the chambers could have been introduced a lot later.
The Egyptian pyramids could have just been refaced by the Pharaohs too. There is a lot of wrong evidence as to who built these things, but people have taken credit for their construction even though they only repaired them or added to them.
If the ones in South America are much older, then you can see the direction that the people went.
originally posted by: Trueman
Well said Ricky. I believe you're talking about Norte Chico, north of Lima, Peru. 5000 years old.
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: Marduk
So you are saying that in order to be a pyramid, it needs to be constructed the exact same way the pyramids in Egypt are made? Gee, my neighbors house is not a house because it is not built like mine. The other neighbors house is one story so it is not a house. The other neighbors house is a bilevel so I guess that is not a house either..
There are stone structures built in South America, not everything is mudstone. You can't date stone, but you can backwards date brick by analyzing the organics in it. But varying conditions can make this dating inaccurate, including what the binder of the original brick was from. I know a person who owns a company that does carbon dating for a living. He was explaining how important it is to know things before trying to evaluate the date. If something is not evaluated right, then you are making it a guess, not a scientific evaluation. This is often done because a reference is not in the area or supplied to the dating company or the reference is not from the same area, an ancient import.a monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides that meet in a point at the top,
When his company goes to get evidence they do a lot of research to validate the process, but they can still be way off if the supporting evidence is not right. If you find a body in a tomb, that does not mean the tomb was built the same time as the body, it could have been built thousands of years prior and just re-purposed.,
Same with the Indians of North America, their origin is all over the place, from the Giza to Norway.,
Half the history in books should be tossed out, it is being proven wrong all the time.
Half the carbon dating technology is based on references that were incorrect as to the time things were supposed to be built from references in history which were incorrect. This could throw off dating by a couple of thousand of years in the case of a three thousand year old structure.
I can go on and on with loopholes that exist in the technology. But it is more correct than just looking at something and saying it looks like it is three thousand years old. But then again, that is what references for the dating were based off of, someone's guess from long ago.
No, some of the towns are older than the Egyptian pyramids, but the "pyramids" aren't pyramids, they are temples
Main pyramid[edit]
The main pyramid complex (Spanish: Pirámide Mayor) is 150 meters long, 110 meters wide and 28 meters high. The date of its construction is unknown.
originally posted by: [post=20197970]
The main pyramid complex (Spanish: Pirámide Mayor) is 150 meters long, 110 meters wide and 28 meters high. The date of its construction is unknown.
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: [post=20197970]
The main pyramid complex (Spanish: Pirámide Mayor) is 150 meters long, 110 meters wide and 28 meters high. The date of its construction is unknown.
originally posted by: Trueman
That's from the link you posted brother.