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So you think they had like Gilligan's Island or Flintstones technology?
Originally posted by Philippines
Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
Giorgio Tsoukalos particularly debunked the mainstream scholars and BLASTED the shills, skeptics, haters and naysayers of the "Ancient Alien" theory, with a simple explanation: Puma Punku is placed in a point of the Andes so high that no trees ever grew in the area, so the official explanation of archeologists about the infamous "rolling bearing method" with trees trunks, for transporting those blocks, is baloney.
Nice thread, but to be a bit objective... If there are no trees in the area at the time -- what did the people use for fuel to cook their food? Apparently not trees, so what else was there?
Here people will hike 2+ hours to get to a place to collect/clean wood for cooking and hike it home. I'm sure the people there were equally as tough, if not more so, and who knows what the forests were like then.
The Incas were using petroleum products for waterproofing, embalming, and medicine when Europeans “discovered” the New World.
www.dcnr.state.pa.us...
Nothing remarkable that they where made of Diorite, which only diamonds and lasers can cut? Nothing remarkable about the precision and measurements or angles either, just skill needed right? And skill to transport those stones weighing hundreds of tons and raising them ono that site... Skill yes, but what kind of skill? Technological skill, in many ways suprassing our own today.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by NeoVain
Nothing remarkable that they where made of Diorite,
Which ones were made of diorite (capitalization not necessary)? Not all of them. Nice trick to mention diorite and imply that all the stones are diorite. They aren't.
Who says diorite can't be cut?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by NeoVain
Nothing remarkable that they where made of Diorite,
Which ones were made of diorite (capitalization not necessary)? Not all of them. Nice trick to mention diorite and imply that all the stones are diorite. They aren't.
Who says diorite can't be cut?
Sure, radios made of coconuts and dinosaur dishwashers too. As I said, I'm no expert. The experts have very good explanations. Experts which never seem to show up on the "History" Channel.
Originally posted by Lastone
reply to post by AlienStalker
You Sir. have so much Potential...do not lose it.
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Again ....you're not.
I think you are doing your reputation harm by minimizing the sophistication of the work done.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by bottleslingguy
Good point.
Why would they need rockets?
Originally posted by ThoughtForms
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by bottleslingguy
Good point.
Why would they need rockets?
that's far too difficult a question to answer for one reason only, that rocket design comes from a glyph and we don't know what all the glyphs are talking about, we don't know the full story. We have crumbs from which we are trying to determine the cake they came from. we can look at a glyph and say "this looks like machinery, I'm going to make a model" or "this looks like a duck, I'll make a model" but to ask "why would they need a duck or rocket???" as if that somehow prooves or disproves that the glyph represents a duck or a rocket is ridiculous and redundant. Its like you willingly refuse to consider things if they fall outside your education, well how on earth do you expect to learn anything new? you must consider what is unknown to learn new things because the new things aren't known yet, if you only live in what is 'known' you will only ever discover things others have already... and regurgitate the info.
Peace,
-TF
After a long and spectacular reign distinguished by many military victories, he died in 683 and was buried in one of the most stunning of all Mayan pyramids, the Temple of the Inscriptions at Palenque. The arcane symbolism on his sarcophagus lid has led some folks to perceive him as an ancient astronaut. In fact, he is shown climbing the World Tree, preparing to enter the Otherworld by way of the Dark Rift in the Milky Way, commonly known as the Galactic Center. He may very well be bound for the planet Jupiter, which was a planet symbolizing kingship to the ancient Maya just as it is in Western astrology.
www.maya-portal.net...
Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
Originally posted by Unknown Soldier
Originally posted by 1AnunnakiBastard
Originally posted by cripmeister
reply to post by 1AnunnakiBastard
All this "alien" intervention yet... all these civilizations have gone the way of the Dodo. Funny isn't it?
Not actually. Most of them simply vanished into the blue, without leave a trace of how, where and when. It's historically and archaeologically proved, and still baffles scholars.
You make a interesting point. So then lies the question is Earth a proving ground and are we a work in progress? Were these civilizations taken away to colonize another planet, dimension even a different point in time? Were they sacrificed?edit on 17-3-2012 by Unknown Soldier because: (no reason given)
I think they were not sacrificed because there are no ancient mass graves in the Andes. They literally vanished and it leaves one answer: They were evacuated away of this planet.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by bottleslingguy
I think you are doing your reputation harm by minimizing the sophistication of the work done.
I'm not minimizing anything.
I think you are minimizing the capabilities, skill, and ingenuity of human beings.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by bottleslingguy
I think you are doing your reputation harm by minimizing the sophistication of the work done.
I'm not minimizing anything.
I think you are minimizing the capabilities, skill, and ingenuity of human beings.