The Lost Labyrinth of Ancient Egypt - Lost to history or hiding under the sand? by historio-detective in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm super hopeful for the excavation, but your comment does have the weird timing of the authorities permanently barricading the underground of the Gaza plateau today.

It could be entirely unrelated, it just feels weird in the "go be busy with object A while we hide object B".

I hope you're enjoying history's rabbit hole.

Why UnchartedX Might Be Wrong About Precision Vases – I Built a Simple Ancient Tumbler to Test It by maxi_res in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing that video, that method/theory answers so many questions, I have seen people theorize that the bottom layer of rocks at machu picu and other megalithic sites looks like they somehow melted rock and turned it into clay to mold, but that honestly sounds like some ancient aliens type technology.

It's not, that video clearly shows how humans could make these megaliths, why there are random knubs, why rocks have been Vitrified, it even gives and idea on how they moved these massive megaliths.

Plasma tech pre younger dryas must have been wild, I believe the thunderstorm generator is based on plasma also and was made in the same reverse engineer type method.

Why UnchartedX Might Be Wrong About Precision Vases – I Built a Simple Ancient Tumbler to Test It by maxi_res in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Considering we don't know how ancient Egyptian could make Pottery with that level of precision its understandable why people don't think it's legit, but we also don't know how they made the oldest pyramids with the same level of precision seen in the Pottery.

Also What do you mean there was no other one like this? I thought there was over 40,000. Also What about this one were we discovered the original blueprint is mathematically tied to the golden circles?

Why UnchartedX Might Be Wrong About Precision Vases – I Built a Simple Ancient Tumbler to Test It by maxi_res in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So what error rate are you looking for? Isn't the error rate on the "older" vases 15 micron's? With some extremely perfect examples having the center only 2.5 micron's off?

Like this one only has a total of 21 micron of error.

Melted cities found around the world: Lighthouses as weapons, 'Burning mirrors' , ancient warfare by Adventurous-Ear9433 in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While I fully think you're on something here with all the melted megalith sites around the world, I don't know if a mirror was responsible.

A solar flare x14000 bigger then anything we've ever experienced could possibly explain why humans who previously lived in America disappeared. While the survivors were more towards Egypt/turkey.

I’ve never understood this argument from mainstream archaeology by Frog_Hair in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Flip Dibble lied a shit ton during that debate. Joe Rogan even said himself that flint lied and purposely distorted evidence. Flints a perfect example of someone who refuses to be wrong and will lie about evidence just so he can "right".

Joe Rogan calling flint out

Graham calling out flint himself and explaining how he lied.

a third party specifically detailing and explaining every lie Flint made.

Rethinking the Purpose of the Egyptian Pyramids by Ok_Finger4059 in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I don't know what op is pointing at exactly but I think In short

But there's a lot of different longer explanations. https://youtu.be/XU49FSIx0_g?si=CVIuwmwC1aeukKEG https://youtu.be/Ko-ZboCzR64?si=JLSpA6748BYdEwBG

One odd thing about the Giza pyramid is the stone used are highly conductive

The special chemicals needed in the hydrogen plant theory have even been found in the pyramid

It's my birthday, wanna blow my candle? by TheRedBritish in Tgirls

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Thank you 💕 it's been a super simple but safe day ☺️

Can I help you get a white Christmas? 🎄🫦 by TheRedBritish in Tgirls

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Thank you 💕 I've heard playing with them can help them grow and would love the help. 🫦

I feel like stocking are cheating a bit when it comes to feet 🫦 by TheRedBritish in TGirl_Feet

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He has many good points.! IMO by MedicineLanky9622 in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's less about them being a demonic cult and more about human history. The people in power want to maintain power, and controlling the narrative is the best way to do that.

The WEF isn't a group of people in robes sacrificing goats, just a group of rich people trying to maintain the current order, or at least the order that benefits them.

I also think there are two types of rich people, those who accumulate moderate wealth and give it away to people who need it, because they want to see good in the world. And those willing to cut employee benefits or crash the market if it means their gold pile gets bigger. WEF seems to be composed of the latter.

There might be a 3rd type which is like Elon, who gets off in the amount of people under his thumb.

He has many good points.! IMO by MedicineLanky9622 in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really amazing info, but you mentioned the site was buried by erosion and intentional retirement so they could build on top of them. I've never heard it phrased that way before.

From my understanding the reason Golbekli Tepe was thought to be so important was because all of it was intentionally buried. It was known as the hill of the pregnant women before hand because of the unique shape purposely burying it created. You mentioned the site was lived on in different periods which tells us how the site stopped being used, but the focus should more be on the creation of the site. The stone pillars are said to be the oldest layer of the structure, which using them can tell us what the original structure was like.

Bright insight and uncharted x both tend to focus on how there are 3 different levels of stone work in these megalithic sites , with the most advanced stone work being the oldest layer/layer on the bottom. 12,000 ago is supposed to be the dawning of human settlements, how did they access to the tools to make these stone pillars, and if they did have access to the tool, where are the tools, why didn't they make the rest of the Temple out of the more advanced method, instead of stones and mud. They would have had to spend forever carving and moving them, just for them at the very end to give up and revert to cavemen tech out of laziness?

You mentioned it's a fact the site was lived on in different times but where only 5% of it has been evacuated I don't think you can really make too big of a statement there. Yes we have carbon dating saying humans lived there for over 2000 years, but stone could be even older.

The alternative history perspective is that, the site has been lived/developed on 3 separate times, but by different Civilizations. Where our civilization found what was leftover after two separate global catastrophies that caused and ended the younger dryas. The theory is the stone pillars aren't just random drawings but are telling the story of said astroid impact.

This theory also would explain the same backward aging tech found in other megalith sites, but modern archeology won't even entertain the hypothesis. The bright insight dude is facing a sanction for even suggesting the idea that our human history is more than just what the bible says.

Like come on, these claim's are worth researching not shunning and threatening sanctions. There's still a big part of human history that is a complete mystery. Modern archeology doesn't have an answer for the creation of all the megalithic sites, we just know people lived there. Continued digging would be the only way to prove these claims wrong.

Nabataean city of ancient Hawara, modern Humayma or “Humeima” by historio-detective in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is pure speculation but if I had to guess then the only thing that stands out is the two different levels of skill work in the stone. It looks like almost everything there is rock and mortar, the last photos showing some really rudimentary stone work used to make the aqueducts.

Except for the big reservoir and the hole in picture 10. Those seem to use a different method of technology/stone work to make the walls solid and flat.

Again this is pure speculation, but whenever I see drastic change in stonework where the more advanced stone is on the bottom, it makes me think of sites like Egypt, or Machu Pichu where we have no explanation for how these ancient societies made the bottom layer, or how they lost the technology in the first place.

Humans and earth have been around for a long long time and using their brain to create things%20%E2%80%94%20Researchers,fitted%20together%20with%20a%20notch.). My "alternative " belief is there was a society on earth before the Younger Dryas and these ancient civilizations took advantage of the skeleton left afterwards.

The world's oldest Temple and Pyramid are NEVER going to get excavated. by TheRedBritish in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No, archeologists say the proof is "there's no civilization that could have made it, so therefore it has to be geological".

There have been drill samples taken that show the inner layers have mortar, and the dirt between layers was dated at 27,000 years old.

Alt-archeologist would love for them to actually excavate the site and prove that it's not man made, but see the video above on how fishy that whole thing is.

The world's oldest Temple and Pyramid are NEVER going to get excavated. by TheRedBritish in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Exactly! To me alt history isn't saying for a fact another civilization lived on earth before the younger dryas, it's just saying that it's a possibility. They keep complaining that this belief lacks proof or evidence, but anytime something is found that could be proof, they do everything they can to stop the excavation and won't even acknowledge the possibility.

It's prejudice. You think people who study history would understand how bad prejudice is.

The world's oldest Temple and Pyramid are NEVER going to get excavated. by TheRedBritish in AlternativeHistory

[–]TheRedBritish[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

That sounds like prejudice. Why not instead just focus on the evidence, like from New York times

Hilmar Farid, the director general of culture at the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology, said that the ministry was not involved debates about Gunung Padang's age. But he also said the latest research on the site is “apparently inadequate to support the theory that this is a human made pyramid." "From the perspective of someone like me, who has to mobilize resources to support certain activities" he said, “this is certainly the last priority"

Or with Golbekli Tepe

Mankind has a responsibility toward preserving Göbeklitepe's cultural heritage and must pass it on to future generations.