The Pyramid Code - Ep 1 - The Band of Peace part 3/5
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The Pyramid Code is a documentary series of 5 episodes that explores the pyramid fields and ancient temples in Egypt as well as ancient megalithic sites around the world looking for clues to matriarchal consciousness, ancient knowledge and sophisticated technology in a Golden Age. The series is based on the extensive research done in 23 trips to Egypt and 50 other countries around the world by Dr. Carmen Boulter in the Graduate Division of Educational Research at the University of Calgary.
The Pyramid Code features interviews with prominent scholars and authors in multidisciplinary fields: geology, physics, astrophysics, archaeology, bilogical engineering, magnetic field theory, hieroglyphics, and Egyptology. The series explores penetrating questions: * Who were the ancients and what did they know? * Could the pyramids be much older than traditional Egyptology would have us believe? * Could it be that the ancients were more technologically advanced than we are today? * Why do we have so little understanding of the ancient Egyptians? * Are there still secrets hidden in plain sight? * Do new discoveries force the issue of establishing a new chronology? * Are there little known sites that provide clues to a new understanding of our distant past? * Are we really the most advanced civilization to ever live on Earth?
EPISODES 1. The Band of Peace
2. High Level Technology
3. Sacred Cosmology
4. The Empowered Human
5. A New Chronology
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those quartz blocks with a semi or half sphere look like ball n socket joints. I would guess the holes are escapes for excess lubricant. notice the blocks all look like the same size. there also are four in count perhaps part of a crane with extending legs..
mPky1 1 month ago
@Kesava1975
I tend to agree with you but as Andrew Collins states his discovery is only one explanation. His findings predate Robert Bauvals theories on Orion. I think the Cygnus enigma is recorded in Chinese and Indian cultures 16000 bc whereas the Orion alignment is said to be around 11000bc. Still researching this. I feel the message in these videos are still relevant and not to be dismissed because of these two different opinions. I will keep an open mind and hopefully gain some insight.
tuathadenan 3 months ago
"We don't know who or what they were used for"...This is where blacks claim their ancestors made them."There're on our land, so we had to of made them too". Like everything else in this region, they will stake claims and nobody knows why they are there or the purpose of them. We just want credit for it since we are here now. Have to love the logic that some people give on here. ...and stone hammers did this too? Priceless!
thetexanfan 5 months ago
9777 ;)
BLV
SKYSURVEYOR 7 months ago
@Kesava1975 what about the sphinx, though?
abobjenkins 8 months ago
i believe that the 3 pyramids have now been found to actually be in alignment with the star constellation cygnus rather than orions belt. one of the pyramids in orions beltis slightly off, while in comparison with cygnus is completely dead on
Kesava1975 8 months ago
what about pyramids in bosnia??????
dropson82 8 months ago
@crazyirishdan The Mohs scale of hardness is not "linear", so there are many minerals harder that felspar and quartz, and oftentimes natur itself deals with the crushing. If not, methids can be devised where it can be, hardness often makes a mineral more "crispy", f.ex. you may heat a mineral and drop it in cool water and it may fracture into smaller and smaller pieces. The sand in Sahara are made by heating and cooling.
Even with "primitive" materials nothing stops the genius hehe.
Kenzofeis 10 months ago
@Kenzofeis Yeah, because abrasives like that are so easy to make and make work like they do in modern manufacturing, especially with no iron to work with. Kind of like throwing some glue and beach sand together and making 'sandpaper', it sounds a lot easier than it is. Also, because something COULD have been used is not necessarily evidence that it WAS used in this case.
crazyirishdan 10 months ago
@441rider Or something resembling the method used for cutting silicon wafers, a string with abrasive particles on it ;p
Kenzofeis 1 year ago