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Originally posted by eleventhsun
This stone is also from the same quarry, it weighs 800 t and was moved. Love how it says "probably" moved using ropes.. Probably my ass.
Originally posted by ObvTruth
*Attempts to make this thread interesting again*
Well since the AAH is such utter BS how come Ancient man knew so much about the stars and builded structures that aligned with the stars?
"It's not such a word means king," Roth says. "It's a matter of understanding the thousands and thousands of references to the word king in every document in every period."
Roth notes that after arriving at the university in 1979, she asked to work on the word witness or witnessing. That took four to five years. On the other hand, there might be just a dozen references to a jar holding grain and that research could be complete in an afternoon.
Now that the dictionary is finished, Roth says there's a feeling of tremendous accomplishment and "a little bit of a sense of loss.... This has occupied my waking and sleeping moments for 32 years. You dream this stuff."
The end also brings a realization as more tablets are unearthed, more discoveries will be made.
"It's like driving a Porsche off the lot and looking in the Blue Book (listing a car's worth) and seeing how much value it's lost," Stolper says. "The moment it's done, it's out of date."
Biggs says the scholars are satisfied with the final version, but there is that lingering temptation.
"It might be nice to start over," he says, "but no one has the courage to do it anymore."
Originally posted by Phage
Originally posted by ObvTruth
*Attempts to make this thread interesting again*
Well since the AAH is such utter BS how come Ancient man knew so much about the stars and builded structures that aligned with the stars?
Because their lives depended on knowing when to plant their crops?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ObvTruth
More than we do today? Can you provide an example?
Originally posted by anti72
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ButterCookie
I thought the aliens from Nibiru told their slaves (us) about the planets. It looks like you think so too.
They were told about them.
They were drawn in the Egyptian heiroglyphics.
The aliens didn't know how many planets there are?
BTW, I'd like to see those hieroglyphs too.
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still waiting for those ´hieroglyphs ´..
Originally posted by ObvTruth
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ObvTruth
More than we do today? Can you provide an example?
4th century star chart.
They were told about them.
They were drawn in the Egyptian heiroglyphics.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ObvTruth
What pyramids on Mars? You mean the "D & M pyramid"?
It isn't.
Cydonia
edit on 6/5/2011 by Phage because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by eleventhsun
reply to post by pjslug
I hope you are joking. They look like light bulbs. They have a coil going through the bulb and wires coming from the bottom. They are also being held by the giant humanoids while the smaller ones support the ends.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ObvTruth
That's debatable. But so what?
So what if the Egyptians used a very familiar constellation as the layout. What "advanced knowledge" does that take. You can see Orion's belt yourself.
There is only one Great Pyramid.
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