Amazing new finds in Egyptian desert?

Sry for hijack topic .. I don't have 20 post but need info, spend 3+ hours Google hell of it, and nothing conclusive

so need pictures of tools excavated on Giza plateau, left from, well lets say from Egyptians while building pyramid

thnx very much

and pardon for intrusion

reply to post by Byrd


You´re right, but at the time I wrote the OP, I thought it was quite an amazing site and I thought that at least the southern bit with the small pyramid might be an artifact.

However, I now believe both locations represent practical sites, either for bombing or paratrooping trainings and agree that they are not ancient.

reply to post by Astyanax


Hahaha
I believe you bro. Crazier things have happened.
Well, it seems that this mystery's been solved, I'm sure there's a few still picking lint out the pockets.

For confirmation, does anyone know if it is in fact the Egyptian army that's using this practice site?
(I mean, it could me terrorists or something )

reply to post by powerdrone


dully noted, thanks.

think they'll sue?

I found some amazing geoglyphs or earth art in Oregon and California. I made a website to show the pics to you. What do you think? Earth Art or Geoglyphs?

www.americangeoglyphs.com

Thanks

just talked to a Feldwebel(Seargeant) of the Deutsche Luftwaffe(german airforce) about bombing test sides. Well he said it is complete nonsense to build something like that for bombtesting. He told me that they would never use a square, all over the world circles are used for testing becaue of the radius. And also they would actualy build houses to destroy and no pyramid or fakeplanes. I think your bombing test side is debunked, it must be something totally different or do you actualy think the egyptian airforce would build up such a nonsense?

reply to post by Loki420th


Interesting. I have no idea what is "normal" for test bombing sites. All I know is that I saw pictures of the site from the ground, and there were empty bomb shells lying around.

I guess I´ll have to dig a bit deeper and see if I can find more info.

Okay I researched it some more and found an answer quickly, on the same site where the ground level photos can be found.

Here are some of the photos in case you missed them:





Unfortunately there were no photos of the planes taken from the ground, or at least they are not found on the site.

Here´s the introduction to the photo gallery, which is telling:

In February 2012, Dr Carmen Boulter led an expedition into the Western Desert of Egypt in search of a new site. She found the coordinates on Google Earth, got permits from the Egyptian government to go into the restricted military zone, arranged for a hot air balloon, and brought a film crew and scientist.

I added the emphasis. So apparantly they had to get a permit to access the restricted military zone... This reinforces the theory that this is nothing more than a military practice site. For me it´s settled now :-)

reply to post by RationalDespair

the planes look like the one found in a tomb made of wood
you know the one they say is a bird

ill try and find a link

reply to post by maryhinge


You mean the Saqqara Bird?







No. They dont look alike at all.7

Where do you think the inventors of the aeroplanes and aerodynamics got their idea of the most optimum shape etc for aeroplanes???
by watching the birds of course!!

reply to post by maryhinge


The wooden 'bird'

forgetomori.com...

Ah the evil Coredrill beat me to it!

Thanks Coredrill

reply to post by coredrill


quit right indeed got my things mixed up
i meant the gold jet models ,my head jumped the gun on that one

thanks for the kick start
ps
i think they were found in the same tomb

reply to post by Hanslune


see above

reply to post by maryhinge


Same tomb as which?
The Saqqara Bird was found during excavations at the Pa-di-imen tomb in Saqqara, Egypt.
The pre-columbian gold artefacts or trinkets whose images you have posted above were not found in a particular tomb but at various excavations.
and they were not from the same tomb as the saqqara bird, which was found in Egypt.

Originally posted by coredrill
reply to post by maryhinge

 

Same tomb as which? other flying type jet models,ill try and do some digging
The Saqqara Bird was found during excavations at the Pa-di-imen tomb in Saqqara, Egypt.
The pre-columbian gold artefacts or trinkets whose images you have posted above were not found in a particular tomb but at various excavations.
and they were not from the same tomb as the saqqara bird, which was found in Egypt.

south american tomb (peru i think)

but your right.i should get my facts right before i rush post sorry

just got over excited nevermind hay
It does look like target practice

reply to post by maryhinge


Columbia actually they come from looted graves and probably represent flying fish

reply to post by Hanslune


this is you thats me shot down big time

maybe time to change my signature

Originally posted by maryhinge
reply to post by Hanslune

 

this is you

thats me shot down big time

maybe time to change my signature

edit on 16/9/2012 by maryhinge because: last line

Lol, yeah you might want to change your user name

Originally posted by Hanslune

Originally posted by maryhinge
reply to post by Hanslune

 

this is you

thats me shot down big time

maybe time to change my signature

edit on 16/9/2012 by maryhinge because: last line

Lol, yeah you might want to change your user name

believe me ive tried

that was a bad mistake

phil ware

reply to post by maryhinge


Hey start over!