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The text explores the construction of the Egyptian pyramids, raising questions about the technological capabilities of ancient civilizations and suggesting a possible more advanced civilization predating traditional timelines. Additionally, it discusses various archaeological findings, such as the Orion correlation theory and rock engravings, hinting at potential non-human influences in ancient civilizations.

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  • The construction of the pyramids in Egypt, particularly the Great Pyramid built by Cheops, utilized massive stone blocks that were precisely carved and placed, raising doubts about the ancient Egyptians' technological capabilities during that era.
  • Various archaeological findings, such as the ostrich egg with depictions of the Nile River and pyramids, the erosion patterns on the Sphinx, and rock engravings of Egyptian symbols in the Sahara dating back thousands of years, challenge traditional timelines of ancient civilizations and suggest the existence of advanced cultures much earlier than previously believed, potentially indicating a non-human influence in the creation of Pharaonic Egypt.

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Recent questions

  • How were the pyramids of Egypt constructed?

    Using ramps and wooden rollers to move massive stone blocks.

  • What challenges did the construction of the pyramids present?

    Lifting and placing massive stone blocks.

  • What materials were used in the construction of the pyramids?

    Limestone, granite, polished limestone, and red Aswan granite.

  • What theories challenge the traditional chronology of ancient civilizations?

    The Orion correlation theory and the Turin Canon.

  • What enigmatic aspects remain about the construction of the pyramids?

    The lighting system, cutting of granite blocks, and polishing techniques.

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"Enigmatic Construction of Ancient Egyptian Pyramids"

  • The Great Pyramid of Egypt, built by Cheops, is a marvel of construction with 3 million blocks of limestone and granite, some weighing between 2 and 40 tons, precisely carved to perfection.
  • The original covering of the Great Pyramid was polished limestone, while the nearby pyramid of Kephren was made of almost 1.7 million cubic meters of stone blocks with a polished limestone and red Aswan granite base.
  • Mycerines' pyramid, though smaller, stands at the height of a 20-story building, presenting significant challenges in lifting and placing its stone blocks.
  • Official archeology attributes the construction of the pyramids to the Pharaohs 4600 years ago, using ramps and wooden rollers to move the massive stone blocks from nearby quarries.
  • The theory of ramps for construction is doubted due to the immense number of blocks that would need to be moved and placed daily during Cheops' reign, raising questions about the technical feasibility.
  • The discrepancy in the level of technological advancement of the ancient Egyptians during the construction period of the pyramids, compared to the Neolithic era they were in, raises doubts about their capability to achieve such architectural feats.
  • The precision and perfection of the Great Pyramid's construction, including the orientation of its faces and the use of the cubit measurement, challenge the notion of primitive tools and knowledge used in its creation.
  • The lighting system, cutting of granite blocks, and polishing techniques used in the construction of the pyramids remain enigmatic, with modern tools unable to replicate the precision achieved.
  • The Turin Canon, a hieratic writing from 3200 years ago, lists kings who were half men and half gods, ruling Egypt 11,000 years ago, challenging the traditional pharaonic chronology and suggesting a more ancient civilization.
  • The discovery of an ostrich egg in Nubia, potentially dating back to 11,000 years ago, raises further questions about the official chronology of ancient civilizations and the possibility of advanced cultures existing earlier than believed.

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Ancient Sahara Art Challenges Egyptian History Timeline

  • An ostrich egg with drawings of the Nile River and the pyramids of Giza was found in a tomb dating back around 7,000 years.
  • The Sphinx, believed to be built 4,500 years ago, shows erosion indicating a much older construction date, possibly around 8,000 years ago.
  • The Orion correlation theory suggests the alignment of the pyramids with Orion's belt indicates a construction date 12,500 years ago.
  • Paintings of Egyptian chariots and scenes in the Sahara, 2,500 km from the Nile, challenge the timeline of Egyptian history, dating back 6,000 to 9,000 years.
  • Paintings in the Sahara depict Egyptian symbols and scenes, including boats and characters resembling pharaohs, dating back 9,000 to 12,000 years.
  • The Book of Doors, a map of the afterlife, painted 3,100 years ago, hints at a shared religious origin between Sahara and later civilizations.
  • Rock engravings of sacred Egyptian symbols like the solar disk between cow horns in Morocco, Libya, and Algeria date back 9,000 to 12,000 years.
  • The text suggests a non-human influence in the Sahara, possibly leading to the creation of Pharaonic Egypt, challenging traditional historical timelines.
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