Some thoughts on pyramids and the Great Flood

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: eManym

" The primary material used in the construction of the Giza pyramid is limestone."

BUT , Not ALL . Where is the " Science " that says GRANITE Can Also be " Reconstituted " into a Solid Mass from a Grandular or Powered Form > ? To my Knowledge , there Is None..........

Davidovits has claimed that andesite for Tiwanaku sites were made with his 'system' of geopolymers.

www.researchgate.net... desite_volcanic_sand_not_crushed/links/5fdb15c392851c13fe90c20c/Ancient-geopolymers-in-South-American-Monuments-Part-IV-use-of-natural-andesite-volcan ic-sand-not-crushed.pdf

www.geopolymer.org...

a reply to: Hanslune

" Davidovits has claimed "


Yeah , and I Claim I am More Affluent than I Really Am , So there's that...........

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: Hanslune

" Davidovits has claimed "


Yeah , and I Claim I am More Affluent than I Really Am , So there's that...........

To many of the fringe a claim is the equivalent of evidence or even a 'proof'.

a reply to: Hanslune



Sorry , Guess I am just Not Ready to WISE UP ...............

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: Hanslune



Sorry , Guess I am just Not Ready to WISE UP ...............

Yep and they use it to not make less work but to create all unique rocks for no particular reason. Do you know why they have such odd shapes? These rocks were not removed from a quarry they were picked up from existing rocks falls. The odd shape is how it was found and then modified slightly so other rocks could be fitted with it.

i.imgur.com...

i.imgur.com...

These images were from around Tiwanaku but applied to much of Peru also.

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: Hanslune



Sorry , Guess I am just Not Ready to WISE UP ...............

Yep and they use it to not make less work but to create all unique rocks for no particular reason. Do you know why they have such odd shapes? These rocks were not removed from a quarry they were picked up from existing rocks falls. The odd shape is how it was found and then modified slightly so other rocks could be fitted with it.

i.imgur.com...

i.imgur.com...

These images were from around Tiwanaku but applied to much of Peru also.

a reply to: Hanslune

Well , this Bloke is Claiming these Alleged Solid Rocks are Really an Ancient Form of Concrete with a Unknown Rebar inside them for Support , and some others are Calcified Mud or Clays that were Pliable and Formed into Shapes and Hardened Over a Long Period of Time . The Man is either Crazy or a Genius . I don't know which yet......

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: Hanslune

Well , this Bloke is Claiming these Alleged Solid Rocks are Really an Ancient Form of Concrete with a Unknown Rebar inside them for Support , and some others are Calcified Mud or Clays that were Pliable and Formed into Shapes . The Man is either Crazy or a Genius . I don't know which yet......

I will use the term 'driven'.

a reply to: Hanslune

I was Wondering though , Can the Mineral Lime Over a Long Period of Time Turn Organic Matter under Pressure into Limestone as he Claims ? Also , Could this be Considered a Common Occurrence ?

i haven't seen any of it but i intend to.

i came across this in my subscriptions

i think she does good work on her vids.

but like i am, i go to the reviews first before i'll watch something.
this seems like it's epi 1. i'm only 8 mins in.



one of you guys might even know her in person.

a reply to: sarahvital

Good little video one correction: There are a few alternative archaeologists, geologists etc., Robert Schoch is one.

en.wikipedia.org...

He believes in Atlantis etc.

The video is correct in most of what it says - GH is misrepresenting some stuff and oddly he doesn't seem to want to fund research to support his theories - which are in desperate need of supporting archaeological evidence. So why does he not fund research? He doesn't need evidence - all he needs is the 'possibility' of a lost civilization existing - and he can sell as many books he wants.

originally posted by: Hanslune
a reply to: sarahvital

Good little video one correction: There are a few alternative archaeologists, geologists etc., Robert Schoch is one.

en.wikipedia.org...

He believes in Atlantis etc.

The video is correct in most of what it says - GH is misrepresenting some stuff and oddly he doesn't seem to want to fund research to support his theories - which are in desperate need of supporting archaeological evidence. So why does he not fund research? He doesn't need evidence - all he needs is the 'possibility' of a lost civilization existing - and he can sell as many books he wants.

he doesn't seem that far
out there, imo. schoch that is.

GH i really don't have a strong opinion either way on him.

i'll watch his series and kaylee's reviews when she puts them up.

originally posted by: sarahvital

he doesn't seem that far
out there, imo. schoch that is.

He's far out for a scientist, being in Atlantis and plasma: www.robertschoch.com...

i have visited the inside of both the pyramids and it was as easy to breath as it was out side , the only thing that i felt a little strange with was when i looked into the sarcophagus it appeared to shimmer the same as when you look along a road in summer and the heat distorts the image .

originally posted by: tom farnhill
i have visited the inside of both the pyramids and it was as easy to breath as it was out side , the only thing that i felt a little strange with was when i looked into the sarcophagus it appeared to shimmer the same as when you look along a road in summer and the heat distorts the image .

Do you mean the Khufu and Khafre's? I've been to see that three times. I don't recall that at all but it might depend on the quality of guides light and the current status of the illumination system then in use.

originally posted by: Hanslune

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous

That's an interesting idea: low frequency radio waves can travel right through the Earth. The US Navy uses them sometimes to communicate with submarines. Also whales are believed to use them.

Trouble is, to send or receive a low frequency radio wave, you need a really big antenna.

In modern world, we use satellites and long underwater transmission lines in order to communicate across continents. That's a huge infrastructure investment. What if the ancients had a different approach to the same problem?

Well currently there is no evidence of any such technology. Nor even the precursors to it nor the precursors to the precursors.

What would those precursors be?

In our time, one of the first steps was using quartz crystals to tune an electrical signal. There is no need for full radio here. Morse code type communication would be enough to be worth the trouble.

For extremely low frequency radio waves, you don't need a crystal necessarily. The wave oscillates slowly enough you could use a more conventional method.

The Upuat robot project found metal loops in the stone at the end of one of the air shafts in the GP. That could indicate that, at one time, copper wire was present.

en.wikipedia.org...

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous

What to mechanical powered saws?

Metallurgy and using iron to make steel - The iron mines in Egypt were touched until were not worked before the Late or Greco-Roman periods.The earliest iron smelting places in Egypt were found at Naukratis and Defenna.

Insulation

power source

Lubrication

Electricity

Metal fabrication

Etc., it took Europeans thousands of years going by those tiny steps to reach steam power and later ICE which led to mechanical drills and saws*

The Roman's did use water power and others animal and human power to have 'machines'.

originally posted by: Hanslune

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous

What to mechanical powered saws?

Metallurgy and using iron to make steel - The iron mines in Egypt were touched until were not worked before the Late or Greco-Roman periods.The earliest iron smelting places in Egypt were found at Naukratis and Defenna.

Insulation

power source

Lubrication

Electricity

Metal fabrication

Etc., it took Europeans thousands of years going by those tiny steps to reach steam power and later ICE which led to mechanical drills and saws*

The Roman's did use water power and others animal and human power to have 'machines'.

i think the romans also
made a form of concrete/cement that could be used under water for their pier pilings, from pumice.

or so i heard.

originally posted by: sarahvital

originally posted by: Hanslune

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous

What to mechanical powered saws?

Metallurgy and using iron to make steel - The iron mines in Egypt were touched until were not worked before the Late or Greco-Roman periods.The earliest iron smelting places in Egypt were found at Naukratis and Defenna.

Insulation

power source

Lubrication

Electricity

Metal fabrication

Etc., it took Europeans thousands of years going by those tiny steps to reach steam power and later ICE which led to mechanical drills and saws*

The Roman's did use water power and others animal and human power to have 'machines'.

i think the romans also
made a form of concrete/cement that could be used under water for their pier pilings, from pumice.

or so i heard.

Yep they were fortunate to come across volcanic ash that was just perfect for water structures Pozzolana.

originally posted by: Hanslune

Insulation

power source

Lubrication

Electricity

Metal fabrication

Etc., it took Europeans thousands of years going by those tiny steps to reach steam power and later ICE which led to mechanical drills and saws*

The Roman's did use water power and others animal and human power to have 'machines'.

And yet, it wasn't by those tiny steps that they figured it out. The first electric motor used a combination of glass and brass.

thesplendorofthechurch.com...

The end could have been arrived at thousands of years before it was. Substitute volcanic glass for fabricated glass, and then substitute brass for..... well.... the brass...

Just requires someone to have time to look into it, and the curiosity.