Giza

[DougWeller]

The Club always says that there is no club, Doug....we've been down this road before.

Archaeologists have many disagreements, some pretty violent at times. An obvious example is 'Clovis first'.

[Beagle]

has anyone seen coral castle, one tiny guy made the whole thing, he said that it was easy if you knew how to do it.
http://www.coralcastle.com/home.asp

I also like this theory of how they could have done so much,
I wonder if this is where they found out how to make big things.
http://www.world-mysteries.com/aa.htm

Yep, if someone were able to demonstrate exactly how Coral Castle was built, it would still be a marvel.

[Minimalist]

The Club always says that there is no club, Doug....we've been down this road before.

Archaeologists have many disagreements, some pretty violent at times. An obvious example is 'Clovis first'.

Of course they do.....it's when impertinent outsiders infringe on their turf that they close ranks to defend the status quo.

[marduk]

Yep, if someone were able to demonstrate exactly how Coral Castle was built, it would still be a marvel.

http://www.theforgottentechnology.com/Page1.htm

[Beagle]

Good video - it was posted once before in the Giza thread, by Frank iirc.

[marduk]

I know Wally quite well
he says hes spent the last 15 years trying to tell people how to do this only to find that they generally arent interested because theres more money to be made from the general public not knowing how it was done.
c'est le vie

[spacecase0]

thanks for the website
http://www.theforgottentechnology.com/Page1.htm
its way better than the show "this old pyramid"
I want to try it out,
think it would be possible to get PBS to make and show a documentery on it ?

[DougWeller]

Good video - it was posted once before in the Giza thread, by Frank iirc.

He might have, I certainly did.

[Beagle]

Good video - it was posted once before in the Giza thread, by Frank iirc.

He might have, I certainly did.

Ah - thanks. To my memory it was posted only once.

[stan]

http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/2 ... araohs.htm


If this long link doesn't work, go to the Archaeologia news for today.
This is a great article about some good archaeological work.
Since I have not been a huge fan of Egyptian history, it opened my eyes a little. But maybe it is old hat to some of you.
Interesting info about climate, too.

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[Beagle]

Stan, I read this earlier today. It's a very good article but I came away wondering about something. This article makes a good point about these people eventually migrating over to the area of the future Egyptian civilization, but as we know, there was a northern and southern culture that was eventually united by Narmer.

This group, I would guess, would be the southern culture. So I'm not sure if the question about the northern culture has been answered.

Mind you, I'm only thinking out loud. I'm not even certain that they were different cultures, but they had different kings.

[marduk]

but as we know, there was a northern and southern culture that was eventually united by Narmer.

the Northern culture was known as lower egypt
and the southern culture as upper egypt
I always thought they labelled it like that just to confuse people but its actually because of the Nile

[DougWeller]

http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/2 ... araohs.htm

Not the whole answer, but interesting.

[Bruce]

http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2006/10/0 ... =news_main

Right now I cannot tell you I believe this is hydrothermal (explosive steam) or (meteor) impactaid.

Better send Scoch before Oz gets wind of this.

[Beagle]

After watching the show "Egypt: Engineering an Empire" for an hour, I think it's good.

Personally, it has answered a few questions, and created a few, and I like that. Another hour to go.