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reply posted on 1-9-2008 @ 06:23 AM by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
Originally posted by Hanslune
Howdy EMM

Hans: Sorry no I don’t know that information. Egyptian tend to be overly security tight and finding that info might be difficult. It was probably a base taken over from the British who set up a large number of them after the 1882 war. If you think it’s important I can ask one of my Egyptian colleague’s to find out.


I would be appreciative of that, I'm going to say late 70's for now, haven't been able to find much info on any base in the area.

Hans: it took them a long time to build the wall. Zahi became the #2 guy in 2002 I believe and I believe it was started then. You could ask Bauval who lives in Egypt near the pyramids and posts at the Hall of Ma'at. He might know.


The wall was started, when Hawass took charge? that is again quite interesting.

news.bbc.co.uk...

Hans: it’s a free download and most of the software is off site you only need a small program to run it.


I was confused about this bit, download google earth?

Hans: What info is that? Don’t tell Scott that he didn’t come up with that complicated theory, it’ll break his heart.


This:



This is Sitchin's 'flight path' as far as I can see, same geometry to work it out, only sitchin said this would be the approach 'vector', the monuments being as a land guide. I'm sure it carries on into the peninsula, although I could be getting confused, this was the second, attempt I believe, after the flood.


An added comment from Schoch

circulartimes.org...

And the reality of baksheesh

www.thestar.com...

[edit on 31/8/08 by Hanslune]


thank you

EMM

Ed: I read the letter from schoch, very interesting, he speaks highly of Hawass, but I notice, it's more like an adversary than a colleague, note:

"Dr. Hawass has absolute control over the Giza Plateau and he does not need a wall to hide some new discovery."


and

"I have heard plenty of anecdotal stories and rumors that even involve my own research and whether or not I was allowed to do this and that, I do not have any evidence that Dr. Hawass is purposefully restraining research because he is afraid of the results or discoveries of such research."


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reply posted on 1-9-2008 @ 11:18 AM by Hanslune
Howdy EMM

Hans; Sent off a few emails with that question on the name and function of that base. I’ve found in the past that the Egyptian military is a tad paranoid-and disorganized. Unfortunately all the Egyptian military I knew are retired or dead. When researching something else unrelated to archaeology I found that they wouldn’t acknowledge that they’d built an AAA site on the world’s first dam.


The wall was started, when Hawass took charge? that is again quite interesting.


Hans: He’s actually the number two guy in the council but has executive control. The wall was planned as part of the new museum in coordination with the Ministry of Culture (AFAIK) this project has been in planning since the 1980’s to take pressure of the crowded EM. I understand they held off until the last foreigner was off the council, a Frenchman who held Hawass's job.


I was confused about this bit, download google earth?


Hans: Just the part that controls the software from your computer to the software on a different server. You don’t download the whole mass.


This is Sitchin's 'flight path' as far as I can see, same geometry to work it out, only sitchin said this would be the approach 'vector', the monuments being as a land guide. I'm sure it carries on into the peninsula, although I could be getting confused, this was the second, attempt I believe, after the flood.


Hans: that’s amusing, you might want to tell Scott about that…


Ed: I read the letter from schoch, very interesting, he speaks highly of Hawass, but I notice, it's more like an adversary than a colleague, note:


Hans: that is pretty much the mainstream view of him? Adversary?

The mainstream would be scratch their heads if they were aware of all this “fringe-hate” of Hawass.



reply posted on 3-1-2009 @ 09:47 PM by Hanslune
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Neither at the moment, I was once an archaeologists but took a different path. I remain an interested amateur. What do you do?


reply posted on 3-1-2009 @ 10:42 PM by Hanslune
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Best of luck then, any ideas on what you'd like to concentrate on? A region, subject or era?


reply posted on 4-1-2009 @ 12:05 AM by Hanslune
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Ah a guy interested in some aspects of fringe going into Archaeology, an old story! I think you'll enjoy the pathway.

Think about some of the speciality support areas. Mayanist and Egyptologist seem to be in good supply (AFAIK) so try to get in some field time in those area and, most importantly, LEARN the local languages, not just the ancient but for Maya, Spanish and one of the 30 or so Mayan dialects. It makes it a whole lot easier and will make you in demand...for Egypt, Arabic and German or French.



reply posted on 4-1-2009 @ 01:42 PM by Hanslune
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The best of luck, oh if you are a city folk learn a bit about living in the 'field' and roughing it. That can be quite a challenge to westerners who are not ready for it. Stepping out of a Aeromexico or Mexicana flight at Merida and getting hit by the heat and humidity is fun!

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