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originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
Circular argument.
That's the way it is. So it is that.
Whether the original cartouches got shaken and just the right stuff fell off to show a Trident sub, sikorsky heavy lift , and T-1 is pretty coincidental. Ya think?
Maybe the whole thing is a time travel hoax by teenagers from the 24th cen?
So you opted not to try.
Figures.
Perhaps Justoneman, you know, the person I was talking to, will decide otherwise.
At least maybe he can find that these things are not in Tut's tomb.
Harte
So are the pics true or not?
No matter the poster got the location wrong. Common mistake.
The "pics" are true depictions of what's called the "Nebty Name" for Rameses II and Seti I, his father. Seti's name was under his son's and was plastered over.
The Nebty name (aka the Two ladies name) is part of the five-fold royal titulary, the rest of which runs along the same lintel.
Like I said, this information is available in several places right here at ATS.
Can't post the pics myself, as I use an adblocker these days that ATS doesn't like, so they limit me while it's on. But I've posted them before and it's conclusive.
The "lightbulbs" are explained on the wall of the same storage room where you find them in Dendera. The figures date to the Ptolemaic period when Greek kings ruled Egypt. There is actually a depiction of Cleopatra at the same temple.
So, not actually "ancient," in the timeline of Egypt.
Harte
originally posted by: blackcrowe
a reply to: HorizonFall
I'm not a scientist. But, science apparently only relies on evidence.
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
Circular argument.
That's the way it is. So it is that.
Whether the original cartouches got shaken and just the right stuff fell off to show a Trident sub, sikorsky heavy lift , and T-1 is pretty coincidental. Ya think?
Maybe the whole thing is a time travel hoax by teenagers from the 24th cen?
So you opted not to try.
Figures.
Perhaps Justoneman, you know, the person I was talking to, will decide otherwise.
At least maybe he can find that these things are not in Tut's tomb.
Harte
So are the pics true or not?
No matter the poster got the location wrong. Common mistake.
The "pics" are true depictions of what's called the "Nebty Name" for Rameses II and Seti I, his father. Seti's name was under his son's and was plastered over.
The Nebty name (aka the Two ladies name) is part of the five-fold royal titulary, the rest of which runs along the same lintel.
Like I said, this information is available in several places right here at ATS.
Can't post the pics myself, as I use an adblocker these days that ATS doesn't like, so they limit me while it's on. But I've posted them before and it's conclusive.
The "lightbulbs" are explained on the wall of the same storage room where you find them in Dendera. The figures date to the Ptolemaic period when Greek kings ruled Egypt. There is actually a depiction of Cleopatra at the same temple.
So, not actually "ancient," in the timeline of Egypt.
Harte
Light bulbs aside.
The dudes name was pictographed as a helo, tank, sub and a F-35?
Anyway, the light bulbs were just lotus flowers. Or eggplants.
Is there an absence of a lot of soot on the ceiling or not?
originally posted by: badw0lf
a reply to: anonentity
Well I almost gave it a try, but either the narrator is full of it and rehashing already debunked myths that ancient people couldn't achieve the things they describe, or the Russian guy is. Or both.
Diamond tipped tools..
Case closed, yes. Because it is our inability to know what those ancient people did, how they did things or how they thought, not their inability have done so.
originally posted by: mblahnikluver
Have you ever read the book by Michael Cremo Forbidden Archaeology [...]
That book has sooooo many different artifacts that really make you wonder.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: badw0lf
I beg to differ, mainly because of the potential ramifications. The big one being that they had technology to do things we cant do today. Who "they" were is up for grabs as well. The question is did they leave? or are they still here?. The galaxy after all is said and done is very big, their is a high probability that the amount of intelligent life out there is very high. Its probably still out there because their isn't much on Earth.
originally posted by: Jobeycool
Bottom line is their are ancient granite blacks which cannot be cut with in ancient times and massive granite and limestone blocks which we do not understand how it was possible to move some of them.
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
Circular argument.
That's the way it is. So it is that.
Whether the original cartouches got shaken and just the right stuff fell off to show a Trident sub, sikorsky heavy lift , and T-1 is pretty coincidental. Ya think?
Maybe the whole thing is a time travel hoax by teenagers from the 24th cen?
So you opted not to try.
Figures.
Perhaps Justoneman, you know, the person I was talking to, will decide otherwise.
At least maybe he can find that these things are not in Tut's tomb.
Harte
So are the pics true or not?
No matter the poster got the location wrong. Common mistake.
The "pics" are true depictions of what's called the "Nebty Name" for Rameses II and Seti I, his father. Seti's name was under his son's and was plastered over.
The Nebty name (aka the Two ladies name) is part of the five-fold royal titulary, the rest of which runs along the same lintel.
Like I said, this information is available in several places right here at ATS.
Can't post the pics myself, as I use an adblocker these days that ATS doesn't like, so they limit me while it's on. But I've posted them before and it's conclusive.
The "lightbulbs" are explained on the wall of the same storage room where you find them in Dendera. The figures date to the Ptolemaic period when Greek kings ruled Egypt. There is actually a depiction of Cleopatra at the same temple.
So, not actually "ancient," in the timeline of Egypt.
Harte
Light bulbs aside.
The dudes name was pictographed as a helo, tank, sub and a F-35?
Anyway, the light bulbs were just lotus flowers. Or eggplants.
Is there an absence of a lot of soot on the ceiling or not?
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
Circular argument.
That's the way it is. So it is that.
Whether the original cartouches got shaken and just the right stuff fell off to show a Trident sub, sikorsky heavy lift , and T-1 is pretty coincidental. Ya think?
Maybe the whole thing is a time travel hoax by teenagers from the 24th cen?
So you opted not to try.
Figures.
Perhaps Justoneman, you know, the person I was talking to, will decide otherwise.
At least maybe he can find that these things are not in Tut's tomb.
Harte
So are the pics true or not?
No matter the poster got the location wrong. Common mistake.
The "pics" are true depictions of what's called the "Nebty Name" for Rameses II and Seti I, his father. Seti's name was under his son's and was plastered over.
The Nebty name (aka the Two ladies name) is part of the five-fold royal titulary, the rest of which runs along the same lintel.
Like I said, this information is available in several places right here at ATS.
Can't post the pics myself, as I use an adblocker these days that ATS doesn't like, so they limit me while it's on. But I've posted them before and it's conclusive.
The "lightbulbs" are explained on the wall of the same storage room where you find them in Dendera. The figures date to the Ptolemaic period when Greek kings ruled Egypt. There is actually a depiction of Cleopatra at the same temple.
So, not actually "ancient," in the timeline of Egypt.
Harte
Light bulbs aside.
The dudes name was pictographed as a helo, tank, sub and a F-35?
Anyway, the light bulbs were just lotus flowers. Or eggplants.
Is there an absence of a lot of soot on the ceiling or not?
It's not broadly known, but plenty of lamp oil from various eras in Egypt has been found. They had a couple of things they did to make it smokeless (makes sense, since they lived inside with them.) One such was adding salt. Don't know how well that works myself.
Besides, scrubbing soot is what acolytes are for. And the room with the "lightbulbs" was a storage room - used to store the icons for the particular festival of Horus the glyphs in the room talk about and was not for worship or partying.
Regarding the helicopter glyph at Abydos, here is a (fairly) recent post of mine (made before I started blocking ads) that throws some cold water on the claim www.abovetopsecret.com...
Of course, people can (and often do) refuse to believe their own eyes.
Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
And you should not be closed minded on history that is not being fully reported for reasons of control of the discussion by the 'authorities'.
My advice to people is to follow the data. The data says something happened we can't do today, period.
show me how they did this if you know?
io9.gizmodo.com...
How do they cut that bottom off?
Enlighten us please.
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Justoneman
We still can't duplicate this technology today. That is the most interesting part of this to me. So it sounds like something the Pharaohs found and some of the structures they at least decorated. Some of them appear to be some kind of otherworldly/other dimension type of depiction. With giant light bulbs in one depiction in the Great Pyramid buildings near Cairo Egypt and at Abe-dos the depictions of flying crafts and even a submarine are found in King Tut's tomb.
You should look into the claims you have misstated.
In fact, you can find your answers right here at ATS.
Harte
Circular argument.
That's the way it is. So it is that.
Whether the original cartouches got shaken and just the right stuff fell off to show a Trident sub, sikorsky heavy lift , and T-1 is pretty coincidental. Ya think?
Maybe the whole thing is a time travel hoax by teenagers from the 24th cen?
So you opted not to try.
Figures.
Perhaps Justoneman, you know, the person I was talking to, will decide otherwise.
At least maybe he can find that these things are not in Tut's tomb.
Harte
So are the pics true or not?
No matter the poster got the location wrong. Common mistake.
The "pics" are true depictions of what's called the "Nebty Name" for Rameses II and Seti I, his father. Seti's name was under his son's and was plastered over.
The Nebty name (aka the Two ladies name) is part of the five-fold royal titulary, the rest of which runs along the same lintel.
Like I said, this information is available in several places right here at ATS.
Can't post the pics myself, as I use an adblocker these days that ATS doesn't like, so they limit me while it's on. But I've posted them before and it's conclusive.
The "lightbulbs" are explained on the wall of the same storage room where you find them in Dendera. The figures date to the Ptolemaic period when Greek kings ruled Egypt. There is actually a depiction of Cleopatra at the same temple.
So, not actually "ancient," in the timeline of Egypt.
Harte
Light bulbs aside.
The dudes name was pictographed as a helo, tank, sub and a F-35?
Anyway, the light bulbs were just lotus flowers. Or eggplants.
Is there an absence of a lot of soot on the ceiling or not?
It's not broadly known, but plenty of lamp oil from various eras in Egypt has been found. They had a couple of things they did to make it smokeless (makes sense, since they lived inside with them.) One such was adding salt. Don't know how well that works myself.
Besides, scrubbing soot is what acolytes are for. And the room with the "lightbulbs" was a storage room - used to store the icons for the particular festival of Horus the glyphs in the room talk about and was not for worship or partying.
Regarding the helicopter glyph at Abydos, here is a (fairly) recent post of mine (made before I started blocking ads) that throws some cold water on the claim www.abovetopsecret.com...
Of course, people can (and often do) refuse to believe their own eyes.
Harte
And what are you trying to state about it exactly?
I see a couple of modern machines depicted in your post on that thread. The only one of the three that fit the theory you represent would be the hand in the name. But there are obvious differences there too.
It's not broadly known, but plenty of lamp oil from various eras in Egypt has been found. They had a couple of things they did to make it smokeless (makes sense, since they lived inside with them.)
originally posted by: Jobeycool
Bottom line is their are ancient granite blacks which cannot be cut with in ancient times and massive granite and limestone blocks which we do not understand how it was possible to move some of them.
originally posted by: Cauliflower
a reply to: Harte
It's not broadly known, but plenty of lamp oil from various eras in Egypt has been found. They had a couple of things they did to make it smokeless (makes sense, since they lived inside with them.)
What if the great pyramid designers had planned some kind of mirror structure for the top?
They could have used lamps at night for star orientations, but Ra was the primary focus of their devotions.