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Originally posted by Skyfloating
The Wall of Giza
A recent controversy surrounds the building of a huge wall around the Giza Plateau. The official explanation for this wall is to protect the pyramids from dirt, camel excretions, intruders. Even most "alternative egyptologists" concede that thats what the wall is for.
When I have a bit more time I will post a few hints in the direction that the building of a wall around the pyramids (and way, way out into the desert where it wouldnt even be necessary) might have other reasons than officially proclaimed.
The wall has been and is currently being built so far out into the desert that you wonder if future excavations on things already found underground are being planned.
From what I've read about Hawass and what I've seen on the history channel, I've come to the conclusion that this man is a shill. I do not believe most of what this man says and I can tell he's full of it. I trust my intuition over his opinion.
Originally posted by VelvetSplash
sigh. Nothing new under the Aten.
'something is hidden under the Sphinx and Pyramid(s)'.
...'shut down any kind of investigation'...
Originally posted by woodwytch
'something is hidden under the Sphinx and Pyramid(s)'.
Yes, it is !!!
Originally posted by woodwytch
...'shut down any kind of investigation'...
The man (Hawass), makes a habit of this ...
Originally posted by woodwytchdid the same thing with John West. I can't make my mind up whether he's under instructions from a 'higher source' ... or whether he's just a 'glory-grabber' plain and simple.
SNIP
You mentioned 'Joanne Fletcher' ... we must also remember the treatment Dr Hawass dished out to John West and numerous others.
Originally posted by woodwytchHe's like a slavering Pit-Bull ... whose purpose is to 'see off intruders' ... revoking licenses everytime someone comes close to going public about a discovery that is of a more 'unusual' nature.