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Hancock thinks Khufu built the Great Pyramid.

Proffesor Parker is guy (botanic professor) who should stick to his roses not to other fields.....same for you DD stick to real stuff not to cyberdigging... bye Who is DD? U R (ops missprint DW Did you say the same thing about the archaeologist who said nature never made anything like these alleged...

It's surprising where you can find articles on this: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/12/26/bosnian_pyramids/ An excerpt: El Reg: So, what about the "concrete" on the Pyramid of the Sun? Professor Parker: It is a natural material. When you looked at the whole site there was a very turbul...

Digit wrote:Yep Doug, I have, and I though it obvious that I was pulling a few legs.

Sorry Digit, I blame being on dialup right now, I don't spend enough time reading when I'm on dialup instead of my broadband at home.
Doug

Which is not the same as disputing the theory that ancient peoples came over from Asia on the land bridge, but just to dispute that that was the ONLY way they came to this Continent Correct. We know people came over the land bridge and probably by boat, which is very very easy as it isn't very far....

It's surprising where you can find articles on this: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/12/26/bosnian_pyramids/ An excerpt: El Reg: So, what about the "concrete" on the Pyramid of the Sun? Professor Parker: It is a natural material. When you looked at the whole site there was a very turbule...

Search on that site for posts by Irna. Since she was posting they've made a requirement that you can't deny the 'reality' of the pyramids.

Read this http://irna.lautre.net/article.php3?id_article=40
and
http://apwr-central.blog.com/
and http://www.robertschoch.net/

creation, decimation, wars, a great flood, and the numerous ages of man I wonder what the odds are that disparate cultures at remote distances could come up with similar tales without there being some sort of model. I wonder what the chances are of only one culture in the world having a creation my...

That Beag I WANT to see. Too often the Egyptian authorities seem to be very reluctant to allow any examination that might just upset the status quo, for example, surely we all want to know about that cavity between the Sphynx's feet, and the best way to terminate the arguments about concrete work i...

but agian semantics is useful to an extent as in the case of the word -dinosaur - other words used were - bohemoth - for one . so i am guessing but maybe there were other english words that would have been used to present the idea of a dragon No doubt about it. We have done this before. Even in the...

The usual reason given here in Europe is that there was a deluge of 'Biblical' proportions at some time in the past. If Einstein was correct in his assertions that the Earth's crust slipped we have the cause. It's worth noting (I read years ago, can't remember the source), that the Egyptians record...

Hi Frank and Charlie... What sends me into orbit is something I see over and over again - the pros do not like amateurs venturing into their domain, particularly when these seem to be onto something they would much prefer to be their own discovery, and the first thing the pros do is throw out somet...

We could have a contest - is there anything that anyone can not find in rock art?

How do you get past the subjectivity?

The ability to superimpose the tracing of a prehistoric gylph accurately oriented onto a topographic map of the area, and to have the tracing closely follow trails indentified by thirty or more rock art sites, including some seventyseven individual bedrock outcroppings with petrogylphs, strongly su...