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you mean in the valley of the Kings, correct? Not the tombs in the pyramids.
Here are some names; Samuel Birch - hieroglyph expert of the British Museum, Carl Richard Lepsius and Sir Flinders Petrie –both Egyptologists.
"In 1837, even Samuel Birch [Vyse's assistant and Sitchin's assumed forger] couldn't have faked the quarry marks. They have features which even experts didn't understand, but which have become clear since. In fact they fit in perfectly with later discoveries and later analyses."
Originally posted by stereologist
Here are some names; Samuel Birch - hieroglyph expert of the British Museum, Carl Richard Lepsius and Sir Flinders Petrie –both Egyptologists.
These claims appear to unsubstantiated claims. Furthermore, Birch was there and would have been in on the forgery. Sitchin claims he is the forger.
Originally posted by The_Seeker
reply to post by stereologist
Damn it have tried to respond to you 3 times now, with atts and explanations, but my computer keeps stuffing up. Wait out will try again in a few hrs...
So we have Howard Vyse, said to possibly be a fraud, and Samuel Birch, also said to possibly be a fraud ...
In the end what we have is exactly what I stated earlier that the "graffiti" found by Vyse is in question of being a hoax.
The claim of fraud comes from Sitchin and is repeated by people like Sitchin that have little ability to understand ancient Egyptian.
The graffiti is real. Deal with it.
There are several mentions of Khufu in the graffiti.
So the point is that there is nothing at all to this claim about Vyse other than the lies of a fraud named Sitchin. Those lies have been repeated by a few filthy liar, frauds selling junk science books and that is all. It is the lie of a few authors with so-called alternative explanations for the pyramids.
This resembles an insult since I was the one who made such a claim, don't you think.
... but repeating this over and over leads to nothing good.
Cracks in some of the joints reveal hieroglyphs set far back into the masonry. No 'forger' could possibly have reached in there after the blocks had been set in place - blocks, I should add, that weigh tens of tons each and that are immovably interlinked with one another. The only reasonable conclusion is the one which orthodox Egyptologists have already long held - namely that the hieroglyphs are genuine Old Kingdom graffiti and that they were daubed on the blocks before construction began.
This does nothing to this discussion except make you look bad in my opinion, I mean this is getting rather boring and I am staring to feel insulted. Whatever Sitchin did to you personally, I don't care. That is your problem and you need to "deal with it".
What I would really like to do is discuss any real evidence for the purpose of these monuments.
The depth of 180 feet is not deep enough to reach sea level.
Granite is predominantly quartz and feldspars. I don't remember seeing lots of large quartz pieces in the museum of Egyptology in Cairo.
The Giza plateau has a relationship with ELFs/Military that is well documented
You're not into meditation, but you are kindly willing to give me advice on it. Well that's very sweet of you and indicates a very warm nature, so thank you.
Well here you are disagreeing with a native Egyptian, ...
Main Entry: 1ci•pher
Pronunciation: \ˈsī-fər\
Function: noun
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin cifra, from Arabic ṣifr empty, cipher, zero
Date: 14th century
1 a : ZERO 1a b : one that has no weight, worth, or influence : NONENTITY
2 a : a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning — compare CODE 3b b : a message in code
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Main Entry: tet•ra•he•dron
Pronunciation: \ˌte-trə-ˈhē-drən\
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural tet•ra•he•drons or tet•ra•he•dra \-drə\
Etymology: New Latin, from Late Greek tetraedron, neuter of tetraedros having four faces, from Greek tetra- + hedra seat, face — more at SIT
Date: 1570
: a polyhedron that has four faces
[TETRAHEDRON ILLUSTRATION]
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Originally posted by stereologist
The Giza plateau has a relationship with ELFs/Military that is well documented
Really? I don't believe that. Falling back on claims of conspiracy by TPTB tells me that it is not documented. That's another way of saying this is a claim based on no evidence.