Lost human cilvilizations?

[Stylizer1]

Your belief that there will be a "they" in 3000 years is noble.

Humans are like cockroaches. We will go back into the caves like before, come out, someone will write about it and boom, the new Bible a cometh.

Planet of the apes might be a documentary….

Or the Bible.

 

[VaCaps Fan]

Big bible fan…

 

[JMCx4]

 

[Stylizer1]

Big bible fan…

It just seems like archaeology was trying to fit the history of human civilization into a small window that correlates to that time line. The discovery of older skeletons and megaliths like Gobekli Tepe has changed that timeline except for Egypt it seems. The erosion of the Sphinx is a perfect example of that. It's far more eroded than anything else yet it's supposed to have been built at the same time

 

[Barsky]

It just seems like archaeology was trying to fit the history of human civilization into a small window that correlates to that time line. The discovery of older skeletons and megaliths like Gobekli Tepe has changed that timeline except for Egypt it seems. The erosion of the Sphinx is a perfect example of that. It's far more eroded than anything else yet it's supposed to have been built at the same time

The fact it's likely WAY older and originally had an actual lions head seems to have gained more traction though tbf

 

[JMCx4]

... The erosion of the Sphinx is a perfect example of that. It's far more eroded than anything else yet it's supposed to have been built at the same time

Maybe the Egyptians bought inferior stone off the secondary market.

 

[ChaoticOrange]

It just seems like archaeology was trying to fit the history of human civilization into a small window that correlates to that time line. The discovery of older skeletons and megaliths like Gobekli Tepe has changed that timeline except for Egypt it seems. The erosion of the Sphinx is a perfect example of that. It's far more eroded than anything else yet it's supposed to have been built at the same time

It's why the Anubis Sphinx theory makes a ton of sense to me. Explains the erosion (it's older than reported) and the funny proportions.

 

[Stylizer1]

It's why the Anubis Sphinx theory makes a ton of sense to me. Explains the erosion (it's older than reported) and the funny proportions.

Even as a kid you could see the proportions were off. I like the theory that it was carved into a lion. With all of the symbolism in ancient culture an how astrology played a big part in their connection with their knowledge the idea it was made during the time of leo makes so much sense. The Age of Leo is an astrological period that is said to have occurred between 10,750 BCE and 8,600 BCE. This would also be the time when the Sahara was a jungle and a time where rain could have been the reason for the erosion on the enclosure of the Sphinx. It probably predates that age as a monument for the incoming time. Maybe the Sphinx was recarved many times because the head is a lot smaller than the body especially it it was carved out of a dog or lions head.

 

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[JMCx4]

My theory is that the Sage Wall was erected by a previous landowner who made his megalithic fortunes in Hollywood, then moved to Montana & began building his own Fortress of Solitude. It's a shame he didn't live long enough to complete the job ... or maybe he did ...

 

[Stylizer1]

My theory is that the Sage Wall was erected by a previous landowner who made his megalithic fortunes in Hollywood, then moved to Montana & began building his own Fortress of Solitude. It's a shame he didn't live long enough to complete the job ... or maybe he did ...

Jon Snow?

 

[JMCx4]

Jon Snow?

So what you're suggesting is ... Aegon was banished beyond the Sage Wall, and he's now working for Linda Welsh and Christopher Borton at the Sage Mountain Center as a live-in handiman? It all makes sense now.

 

[Stylizer1]

So what you're suggesting is ... Aegon was banished beyond the wall, and he's now working for Linda Welsh and Christopher Borton at the Sage Mountain Center as a live-in handiman? It all makes sense now.

yeeeaaaah.

 

[Stylizer1]

 

[Stylizer1]

Ancient Crash, Epic Wave (Published 2006)

Holocene Impact Working Group, two-year-old project made up of international research scientists, seeks to investigate theory that space objects hit earth and cause catastrophic events much more frequently and more recently than originally thought; studies chevron formations on land to help...

www.nytimes.com

"At the southern end of Madagascar lie four enormous wedge-shaped sediment deposits, called chevrons, that are composed of material from the ocean floor. Each covers twice the area of Manhattan with sediment as deep as the Chrysler Building is high.

On close inspection, the chevron deposits contain deep ocean microfossils that are fused with a medley of metals typically formed by cosmic impacts. And all of them point in the same direction -- toward the middle of the Indian Ocean where a newly discovered crater, 18 miles in diameter, lies 12,500 feet below the surface.

The explanation is obvious to some scientists. A large asteroid or comet, the kind that could kill a quarter of the world's population, smashed into the Indian Ocean 4,800 years ago, producing a tsunami at least 600 feet high, about 13 times as big as the one that inundated Indonesia nearly two years ago. The wave carried the huge deposits of sediment to land."

 

[JMCx4]

AT LAST, the age-old question is answered: "If a large asteroid or comet, the kind that could kill a quarter of the world's population, smashed into the Indian Ocean 4,800 years ago, producing a tsunami at least 600 feet high, about 13 times as big as the one that inundated Indonesia nearly two years ago ... but there was nobody there to hear it ... would the New York Times pick up the story & run with it in 2006?"