Hidden Chambers at 12,000 year old megalithic site of Padang, page 2


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reply posted on 11-9-2012 @ 11:49 PM by LightAssassin
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Kantzveldt, The New SLAYER69.

Nice thread. I figure, given the pyramidal structures worldwide, that the Atlantean and Lumerian civilizations encompassed the globe and not just an island.

There has to be a connection. I refuse to believe all these different cultures, who supposedly had no contact, all came to the same idea of building pyramidal structures. There's a connection. There has to be.


reply posted on 11-9-2012 @ 11:57 PM by Komodo
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Kantzveldt, The New SLAYER69.

Nice thread. I figure, given the pyramidal structures worldwide, that the Atlantean and Lumerian civilizations encompassed the globe and not just an island.

There has to be a connection. I refuse to believe all these different cultures, who supposedly had no contact, all came to the same idea of building pyramidal structures. There's a connection. There has to be.


i'm of the belief that the entire world was all one land mass at one point in time (due to deep satilite imagery of the ocean floors which shows the deep gouges and the direction of these goughes) and the oceans weren't as they are now,



reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 01:30 AM by TheLonewolf
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There's no amount of "badassery" that can describe this...kick ass job OP


reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 05:27 AM by Kantzveldt
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Yes that's the Sundaland shelf, Oppenheimer proposes that when this began to submerge it provided the impetus for seaborne migrations to the South Americas and the Indian sub-continet, these thus having a common cultural basis and origin for mutual flood myths, this has naturally required a relatively advanced culture to have pre-dated the submerging...which appears now to be evidenced, the Indonesians having put together the best of their scientists on this.


.For your information, this integrated team are filled by well-known scientists such as Dr. Danny Hilman Natawidjadja (Geotek LIPI), Dr. Danny Hilman Natawidjadja (Geotek LIPI), Dr. Andang Bachtiar (Geolog dan Dewan Penasehat IAGI), Dr (Phil) Lily Tjahjandary (Mgr.Penelitian & Pengabdian Masyarakat Universitas Indonesia), Dr. Andang Bachtiar (Geologists and IAGI Advisory Board), Dr. (Phil) Lily Tjahjandary (Mgr.Penelitian & Community Services, University of Indonesia), Dr. Ali Akbar (Ketua Masyarakat Arkeologi Indonesia), Dr. Ali Akbar (Chairman of the Archaeological Society of Indonesia), Dr. Wahyu Triyoso (Seismology ITB), Dr. Revelation Triyoso (seismology ITB), Dr. Undang A. Invite A. Darsa, M.Hum. Darsa, M. Hum. (Filolog), Dr. (Philologist), Dr. Pon Purajatnika (Ketua Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia (IAI) Jawa Barat), Dr. Pon Purajatnika (Chairman of the Indonesian Architects Association (IAI) West Java), Dr. Andri Hernandi, (Ahli Petrografi), Hokky Situngkir (Ilmuwan Kompleksitas dari Bandung Fe Institute), DR Boedianto Ontowirjo (BPPT), Ir wisnu artika, Ir Juniardi dan para peneliti lainya. Andri Hernandi, (Expert petrograpbic), Hokky Situngkir (Scientist complexity of Bandung Fe Institute), DR Boedianto Ontowirjo (BPPT), Vishnu Artika Ir, Ir Juniardi and other researchers. (GK/ONG) (RM / ONG)









Thanks everyone for the interest and replies, much appreciated.

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reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 10:44 AM by bluemooone2
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Very nice thread here and thank you for posting it.
The msm seems to want you to believe this is only a stairway on a hill , but we know better I think.....




reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 11:15 AM by BASSPLYR
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I think it's time we have Dr. Ballard and the Alvin to go search the shallow sea floors around the sunda shelf in between the islands. If you think about it. The cities would have been in the valleys between the mountains which are now the islands of borneo, java and sumatra et al. If it's feasible people should start looking there too.

Wonder what sort of stuff could be discovered civilization wise down there. What are your thoughts on this?


reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 12:19 PM by Kantzveldt
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True of course that the earliest settlements would have been on the coast and thus submerged, i can't see them looking at this anytime soon as they seem to have limited funding, and the features on top of Mounts provide the best opportunity for any research.

By the end of August they had finished all the drilling and surveying and now want to excavate.


What will Exploring Gunung Padang Cost the Nation?




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What about poor old Lemuria...?



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The top photo is of a different hill/claimed pyramid, but it's interesting regarding the stairway up Gunung Padang that the blocks are of Andesite, as are the blocks involving the presumed cavities which have been core sampled as Andesite.







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reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 12:40 PM by SonsOfTheMeek
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What about poor old Lemuria...?


Well Prof. Nunes dos Santos called it the Lemurian Atlantis, as opposed to to Indian Atlantis he claimed was at the Indus Delta.
The True History of Atlantis


reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 04:39 PM by TarzanBeta
Originally posted by SonsOfTheMeek
Originally posted by Kantzveldt





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What about poor old Lemuria...?


Well Prof. Nunes dos Santos called it the Lemurian Atlantis, as opposed to to Indian Atlantis he claimed was at the Indus Delta.
The True History of Atlantis


I read all of the information on that webpage.

That professor has an agenda and it is not in attempting to find out where Atlantis is or to share with the world any actual facts regarding ancient Lemuria/Atlantis.

His agenda is to attempt to concoct a brand-new fairytale that will earn him money; just like all of the other copycats.

SonsoftheMeek, I strongly urge you to continue in your personal research and to disregard everything the Professor mentions on that webpage or in his book with the exception of one thing - the only thing which he could make a valid statement concerning; and yet readily admits that National Geographic got there well before he did - and that is the shape of the continent before the flood. The map that he shows on that webpage is from 1988 from National Geographic. His own map comes later. So of course they would match up because it suits him to make a parallel between him and National Geographic in an attempt to garner more support.

There are a few other decent opinions that this Professor claims; but the only way to sell a good lie is to include some semblance of truth and common sense. But "a little leaven leaveneth the entire loaf."

Of course, that is the game of science these days, correct? You want to do valid research, but people are bored and lazy. So you have to make up a fantastical story that will either get people emotionally charged or emotionally raged; so he will get attention one way or another; and through this attention he will successfully sell his books; which will no doubt be full of the same exact garbage - except people will pay for it.

Disregard Nunes Dos Santos.

That being said...

OP, I enjoy your thread. Very interesting.

I do believe the world, before the flood, was filled. There was a large and great civilization. There were many pyramid and pyramid-like structures built. There was leveling off of the tops of mountains. There were great caverns built. There was a totally different planet at the time... it was wonderful, for sure.

And the world is filled again. This bodes well.


reply posted on 12-9-2012 @ 07:21 PM by reject
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active earthquake AND VOLCANO ZONE...is Toba anywhere near there?

Does this warrant a revision of human history now? Does this make it the site of the ealiest human civilization?

I'm pretty sure there were others in the region lost forever because of the cataclysms that happened in that area. I bet there were older wooden structures too.
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