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It seems the ancients were more intuned with their natural surroundings or creation than modern man and perhaps knew things in a different manner than our so called advanced civilization.
Originally posted by DrPaulisENKI
.... there is no way to prove the S.A.A because the science minded guys will always win when they ask their counterparts to simply ..."prove it" .
Originally posted by JustMe74
Originally posted by DrPaulisENKI
.... there is no way to prove the S.A.A because the science minded guys will always win when they ask their counterparts to simply ..."prove it" .
Well, don't you think that's fair? It's one thing to "believe" that there were highly advanced civilizations (if we're using technology as our measure of a civilization), but I think most people want some sort of proof beyond someone's opinion.
Originally posted by JustMe74
Personally, I would LOVE for someone to find an ancient artifact that is beyond a shadow of a doubt some sort of "proof" of a highly advanced ancient civilization. What a discovery that would be! Unfortunately, not one of the so-called artifacts that are talked about on fringe sites has panned out into anything real.
I find the geological investigation of the Sphinx to be promising (i.e. possible water erosion).
Because of this, Schoch is comfortable with a date of at the latest 4750 BC for the first exposure of the floor of the sphinx enclosure on the eastern (front) side. And the uncertainty in the dating is what allows this portion of the enclosure to be "possibly" dated to 7000BC or even earlier. This time period corresponds well with a wet period at Giza that could account for the apparent rainwater runoff type of weathering that can be seen on the enclosure walls and on the sphinx body itself. The most recent wet period that we know of at Giza when there was rain enough to account for this observed water erosion on the sphinx enclosure wall was during what's called the Neolithic Wet Phase. The height of this wet period was around 6,000 BC.
If the Sphinx was built almost 9000 years ago would this not call for a retraction on what the capabilities of humans of that era were 'scientifically' evaluated to posses .
Originally posted by DrPaulisENKI
reply to post by Harte
Very informative article by the way. This is what i'm talking about.
Because of this, Schoch is comfortable with a date of at the latest 4750 BC for the first exposure of the floor of the sphinx enclosure on the eastern (front) side. And the uncertainty in the dating is what allows this portion of the enclosure to be "possibly" dated to 7000BC or even earlier. This time period corresponds well with a wet period at Giza that could account for the apparent rainwater runoff type of weathering that can be seen on the enclosure walls and on the sphinx body itself. The most recent wet period that we know of at Giza when there was rain enough to account for this observed water erosion on the sphinx enclosure wall was during what's called the Neolithic Wet Phase. The height of this wet period was around 6,000 BC.
I'm curious.... because i know that Hancock uses Schoch's work as a reference ... on how much acceptance there is for his dating here. If the Sphinx was built almost 9000 years ago would this not call for a retraction on what the capabilities of humans of that era were 'scientifically' evaluated to posses . Maybe this is going to be easier than i thought. Ok ...totally kidding about that.
Are you more in line with Schoch's date?
Originally posted by DrPaulisENKI
I'm going to try to summarize a bit of what G.H. has presented in "Underworld" when I get a chance. If you guys have not had a chance to read some of his "opinions" on the rise and fall of sea levels and coincidently what that means in regards to some of the apparent man made structures of the coasts. Japan especially has some interesting structures that he believes are man made. I do believe though that he had Schoch dive with him a couple times , and Schoch was not ready to say they were in fact man made. I'll look around for a thread that may have already covered this in an effort to break off the meaty parts. take care.