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Originally posted by Skyfloating
reply to post by Ameneter
Absolutely. Egyptologists keep wondering why the ancient egyptians themselves never wrote about how the Pyramids were built. The explanation is quite simple: They dont know how the Pyramids were built. They were already standing when they founded their nation.
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Absolutely. Egyptologists keep wondering why the ancient egyptians themselves never wrote about how the Pyramids were built. The explanation is quite simple: They dont know how the Pyramids were built. They were already standing when they founded their nation.
Originally posted by ThePiemaker
About the Egyptians taking over Pyramids that they didn't build, I think I heard that said about the Pyramids in South America as well.
Originally posted by CavemanDD
hmm, it does appear that I have contributed nothing of value, except enthusiam for this thread
Originally posted by Skyfloating
The following statement reportedly made by Marvin A. Powell, Assyriologist of the Northern Illinois University is most surprising though (rough translation): "Of the 500 000 cuneiform tablets, only 20% are published. Another 80% are translated, but we havent published them yet. They contain a lot of information on Astronomy, foreign planetary systems, visitors from the stars, and data on the origins of mankind. By publishing them we would only provide fodder for the Daniken-crowd (audience laughs).