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Originally posted by FaceLikeTheSun
Originally posted by Xdream
reply to post by Hardstepah
I'm with you on this one! I hope to have time to view the entire 3+ hour documentary, however, there are too many places, artifacts, etc., and Indian STORIES which have been passed down for many, MANY generations that point to ancient visitation from other worlds. I just hope they return while I'm still alive to prove they really do exist! I'm hoping that's what going to happen 12-21-12!
Actually when it comes to the claims about the Vedic text etc you might disappointed to find out where the AAT in regards to the Vedic traditions actually comes from.
Secondly, there is a worldview that explains the "sky gods" but you're certainly not going to like it. It's found in Biblical Christianity. Go read Genesis 6. The point is, they're not aliens from another planet...although in truth, it's entirely possible that alien species exist. But the "evidence" used to support it for the AAT are a far stretch to reality. Nevertheless, ancient myths, stories, folklore etc come from somewhere. Again, go read Genesis 6.
Originally posted by Borel
I watched first 15 mins and got convinced that AA indeed is a joke.
Then I read a reply on a last page(about only reference about sandstone is wiki which references a doc which actually says granite) , makes the entire premise of pumapumku in segment AAD just as absurd. Either lowers vid's authors credibility to almost to null or makes him an intentional liar with perhaps some agenda in mind.
Interesting how Dryscilla is yet to reply to that one.
Substantial cramps of various shapes once pieced together the enormous sandstone slabs used in the construction of the four platforms at Pumapunku [Figure 31].
Tiwanaku stone architecture usually employs rectangular ashlar blocks laid in regular courses, and monumental structures were frequently fitted with elaborate drainage systems. The drainage systems of the Akapana and Pumapunku include conduits composed of red sandstone blocks held together by ternary (copper/arsenic/nickel) bronze architectural cramps.
The red sandstone used in this site's structures have been determined ...
The walls are covered with tenon heads of many different styles postulating that it was probably reused for different purposes over time. It was built with walls of sandstone pillars and smaller blocks of Ashlar masonry.
The multi-sensor approach is very useful in discovering several subsurface features and distinguishing their depth and nature of construction materials. Ground-penetrating radar has proven to be the most useful and versatile method because it detects the majority of subsurface features and allows their depths to be estimated. Magnetometry provides a powerful complement by distinguishing between igneous rock (e.g. andesite) and other common rocks used in construction (e.g. sandstone and limestone).
Originally posted by Druscilla
Originally posted by thektotheg
Originally posted by mark1167
I love these well put together, thought out, researched threads. " I watched a video on you tube and this is the way it is."
Dude seriously.
This is basically it. /thread
Way to summarily dismiss something you haven't even examined.
Seems a number of members have the ATS motto backwards in preferring to EMBRACE IGNORANCE.
Good luck with all that.
Keep closing your eyes and plugging your ears. Maybe one day, whatever it is you believe in might somehow magically happen.
Originally posted by thektotheg
Are you kidding me? I've only been researching this topic for 20+ years. But, as your posts always remind us, these forums are a far cry from what they once were. The fact that anyone would defend a thread that consists of a 3 hour video and nothing else in the OP, pretty well shows us what ATS has become. Unoriginal. Unsubstantiated. Uninteresting. Where the same hacks show up in every thread to present their opinion as fact, contributing nothing other than the perpetual dumbing down of an entire forum. I'm not impressed.
Originally posted by Imtor
0/10
A thread already exists, it has been discussed into a hundredf pages or so... it is known that some wikll say Debunked and give no opinion just say Debunked.. and I will tell you that Ancient Aliens are on to something even if not quite right aboutsome things
/Thread
Originally posted by Druscilla
reply to post by johngrissom
You come out of nowhere and personally attack me when I didn't even know you existed.
You then spend who knows how long crafting your public embarrassment, when, if you spent just 10 minutes of your time watching only that section about the Tolima "jets", probably less time than you spent on the response, you'd see that the "jets" are quite clearly representations of Plecostamus , also known as the Sucker Mouth Catfish, in keeping with depictions of birds, fish, and insects as with the over 100 other figurines.
Originally posted by awake1234
Ignorance seems to be the more neutral term to describe what operates as archaeological arrogance (or fraud) when selectively speculating upon the global proliferation of ancient cultural 'gods from the heavens'...though for the sake of this thread, the movie and television show, suffice to say: Both looked at rocks and one said, "Humans!", the other, "Aliens!"...neither were actually there - so this, as with many things in our experience, is a matter of belief.
Its definitely extraterrestrial and human, and maybe robot!!
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