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Cythraul: Can I ask, did you yourself discover the apex point theory (I can't remember)? And have you managed to attract the attention and curiosity of others in the field? In short, I can't help thinking our only chance of discovering Hawass' true justification for such a wall is by gathering a lot of support pertaining to that specific question.
Originally posted by Scott Creighton
Hello Cythraul,
Nice to hear from you again.
SC: Yes - I formulated the Giza Centroid Theory a number of years ago. It was first published in 2006 on Graham Hancock's site here:
www.grahamhancock.com...
WHY ARE ALL THE LINKS TO THE PICTURES NOW DEAD ????
It's not just the images that are dead, it's Scott's entire site. I see he was logged in today, apparently he no longer has an interest in this thread....
Would you mind summarizing the images for those of us on slow connections. I can't quite get the full impact of your story as it is written.
Originally posted by Scott Creighton
As can be seen from the next image, there is absolutely no way in to the location of the GGT Apex point. Arriving at the location from the south (as opposed from the north) we find this:
www.scottcreighton.co.uk...
In short then, attempting to reach the Apex point from the North (via the Giza necropolis) is terminated by the obstruction of Hawass's Wall (not to mention armed mounted police and those also in the watch-towers).
Attempting to circumvent the 'wall' by walking around it to arrive at the Apex point from the south, your path is obstructed by another security fence for as far as the eye can see.
The location of the GGT Apex is effectively sealed off by Hawass's Wall and a second security perimeter fence. I see no reason for this double-fence - you certainly do not find them at other sacred sites such as Saqqara or Meidum.
Could it be that this sealed area - i.e. the location of the GGT Apex - is indeed hiding something under its ancient sands, something Dr Hawass does not wish anyone to know of? Some food for thought.
Best wishes,
Scott Creighton
Oh how well said TH3ON3. When I was there in 1980, there were no massive man made sand dunes, as seen in SC's pics. No double fences & heavy security.
Originally posted by TH3ON3
the fine art of hiding archaeological finds that would contradict some important history of any nation. He is not the only one who has done this