Most of Australia is enclosed by a rabbit-proof fence, which closes the way to the interior of the continent. However, with the development of aerial photography and space imagery, it has become much easier to see what's going on inside the closed continent.
Rex Gilroy in 1975 discovered a structure suspiciously resembling a pyramid on the outskirts of the town of Gimpy (Gimpy). Officials quickly oriented themselves and issued a version that it was a farm structure that had been built by a Swiss florist in the late 1880s.
The mythical florist was fruitful - 3 similar pyramidal structures were found at a distance of 1'600 km from each other, next to which were found ancient artifacts.
Creatures "Swiss" are so uninteresting that access to them and research is prohibited. Something these bans reminded of Politics of China. Though probably the pyramids were built by the scientists themselves to distract attention from what can be really there. Why is this fence so high? And why is there no video of the fence
Rex Gilroy in 1975 discovered a structure suspiciously resembling a pyramid on the outskirts of the town of Gimpy (Gimpy). Officials quickly oriented themselves and issued a version that it was a farm structure that had been built by a Swiss florist in the late 1880s.
The mythical florist was fruitful - 3 similar pyramidal structures were found at a distance of 1'600 km from each other, next to which were found ancient artifacts.
Creatures "Swiss" are so uninteresting that access to them and research is prohibited. Something these bans reminded of Politics of China. Though probably the pyramids were built by the scientists themselves to distract attention from what can be really there. Why is this fence so high? And why is there no video of the fence
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These are the ruins of the Temple of Artemis. The bases of the columns were once underground. Large amounts of soil have been removed and moved. From the photograph you can judge approximately how deep the structure was. At least 10 meters deep. Cultural layers, archaeologists say. Accumulated over the centuries.
And the temple, as usual, according to all canons of history, was destroyed in wars by conquerors. Ah, no! Here historians cannot lead us astray. The bases of the columns are at least 10 meters deep from the surface. According to the laws of accumulation of layers these structures should be tens of millions of years old!
And the temple, as usual, according to all canons of history, was destroyed in wars by conquerors. Ah, no! Here historians cannot lead us astray. The bases of the columns are at least 10 meters deep from the surface. According to the laws of accumulation of layers these structures should be tens of millions of years old!
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Su Nuraxi or "ancient fortress" is a central tower of megaliths, 20 meters high. There were also four smaller towers built on each side of the world
On the outer side of the construction of about a dozen small towers of megaliths, and all of them on the island about 7-8 thousand. But who built all this about 3,000 years ago, and for what purpose, is still unknown🤔
On the outer side of the construction of about a dozen small towers of megaliths, and all of them on the island about 7-8 thousand. But who built all this about 3,000 years ago, and for what purpose, is still unknown🤔
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Giants on the streets of European cities in the 18th century👁
A painting by the artist Nicolas Jean Baptiste Ragnet. A competition of boatmen on the river between the bridge of change and the bridge of Notre Dame (view of the bridge of change) 1756.
Looking at the figures of the standing boatmen, we see that they are at least twice the size of those sitting in the boats! A critical reader will say that it is an allegory, so saw the author himself, far from realities, but the seventeenth century, and especially the eighteenth century is the kingdom of vedutists!
Veduta (Italian veduta, "kind") - a genre of European painting, especially popular in Venice in the XVIII century. It is a painting, drawing or print with a detailed depiction of an everyday cityscape📜
A painting by the artist Nicolas Jean Baptiste Ragnet. A competition of boatmen on the river between the bridge of change and the bridge of Notre Dame (view of the bridge of change) 1756.
Looking at the figures of the standing boatmen, we see that they are at least twice the size of those sitting in the boats! A critical reader will say that it is an allegory, so saw the author himself, far from realities, but the seventeenth century, and especially the eighteenth century is the kingdom of vedutists!
Veduta (Italian veduta, "kind") - a genre of European painting, especially popular in Venice in the XVIII century. It is a painting, drawing or print with a detailed depiction of an everyday cityscape📜
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Parkas' elongated skulls were finally sent for DNA analysis. Let me tell you right away that they turned out to be human. Although no alien DNA was found in the skulls, the analysis results were able to baffle scientific traditionalists.
All the skulls belonged to the Native Americans, but in the DNA found traces of haplogroups that lived in the Black and Caspian Seas, and in the foothills of the Caucasus. How ancestors of Indians 3,000 years ago crossed the Bering Strait and reached the Pacific coast of South America scientists are not specified📜
As, indeed, it is not specified why the volume of the skull of the Indians is 1.5 times larger than usual, there is no sagittal suture and traces of artificial deformation.
All the skulls belonged to the Native Americans, but in the DNA found traces of haplogroups that lived in the Black and Caspian Seas, and in the foothills of the Caucasus. How ancestors of Indians 3,000 years ago crossed the Bering Strait and reached the Pacific coast of South America scientists are not specified📜
As, indeed, it is not specified why the volume of the skull of the Indians is 1.5 times larger than usual, there is no sagittal suture and traces of artificial deformation.
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WILLIAMS' FORK🤔
An artifact found by a man named John Williams, hence its name. It looks like an ordinary cobblestone, but it has what looks like a modern electric plug embedded in it. Three pins protrude above the rock. The cobble itself is feldspar granite. It was found in the countryside, far from industrial sites. It is estimated that the stone is about 100 thousand years old. How this piece was set into the granite is a mystery....
An artifact found by a man named John Williams, hence its name. It looks like an ordinary cobblestone, but it has what looks like a modern electric plug embedded in it. Three pins protrude above the rock. The cobble itself is feldspar granite. It was found in the countryside, far from industrial sites. It is estimated that the stone is about 100 thousand years old. How this piece was set into the granite is a mystery....
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The ancient city of Sardis, Turkey
One of the hundreds of cities covered with soil, excavated in 1910-1914. These are the ruins of the temple of Artemis. This is probably the name given to it by archaeologists. From the photo you can see how deep the structure was, at least 10 meters deep. Cultural layers - say archaeologists (sand and clay) have accumulated over the centuries. And the temple, as usual, according to all the canons of history, was destroyed in the wars of the conquerors.
One of the hundreds of cities covered with soil, excavated in 1910-1914. These are the ruins of the temple of Artemis. This is probably the name given to it by archaeologists. From the photo you can see how deep the structure was, at least 10 meters deep. Cultural layers - say archaeologists (sand and clay) have accumulated over the centuries. And the temple, as usual, according to all the canons of history, was destroyed in the wars of the conquerors.
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A 5,000 year old image found in Altai and signed "Manaka" is a deity of the Turks.
In Hinduism there is the fertility goddess Manasa, a woman with seven snakes around her head.
A similar "hydra" Chicomecatl is painted in temples throughout Mexico, as a legacy from the Aztecs.
But allow me, where are the Altai and India and where are the Aztecs? Assuming that nomads from Eurasia were involved in the settlement of the Americas, the journey must have been 5,000-13,000 years ago.
In Hinduism there is the fertility goddess Manasa, a woman with seven snakes around her head.
A similar "hydra" Chicomecatl is painted in temples throughout Mexico, as a legacy from the Aztecs.
But allow me, where are the Altai and India and where are the Aztecs? Assuming that nomads from Eurasia were involved in the settlement of the Americas, the journey must have been 5,000-13,000 years ago.
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One of the most important ancient cultures that existed in Europe, developing around 9'000-7'700 BC in what is now known as the Balkans, was called the Danube Valley Civilization. Its borders stretched from Greece to Slovakia and from Croatia to Romania.
One of the first civilizations to create copper tools, architecture (e.g. houses with two stories), furniture production, and most importantly, writing. And all this at a time when most of Europe was in the Stone Age.
What did not please the authors of the textbooks with such a developed civilization? Apparently, the ancestors of the Slavs were not supposed to be developed🥲
One of the first civilizations to create copper tools, architecture (e.g. houses with two stories), furniture production, and most importantly, writing. And all this at a time when most of Europe was in the Stone Age.
What did not please the authors of the textbooks with such a developed civilization? Apparently, the ancestors of the Slavs were not supposed to be developed🥲
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In thinking critically about the purpose of the Sillustani towers in Peru, one finds a number of facts that the official history is wrong about their purpose🤔
The towers are in the form of stone factory chimneys, although, according to scholars, no factories existed in those days. Even from the photo, you can see the resemblance to kilns for burning lime or for cement production. And the broken tower of Silustani was left with a mixture of semi-finished material, which sintered and solidified forever.
Not enough? Lime kilns have always been placed near the quarry. On the lake where the towers stand, terraces go down to the water, making a flooded quarry out of the lake. Historians in general are very fond of designating many structures as burial grounds or sacred places, and here, too, technical structures were turned into yet another burial ground, depriving the ancient peoples of their right to high technology📜
The towers are in the form of stone factory chimneys, although, according to scholars, no factories existed in those days. Even from the photo, you can see the resemblance to kilns for burning lime or for cement production. And the broken tower of Silustani was left with a mixture of semi-finished material, which sintered and solidified forever.
Not enough? Lime kilns have always been placed near the quarry. On the lake where the towers stand, terraces go down to the water, making a flooded quarry out of the lake. Historians in general are very fond of designating many structures as burial grounds or sacred places, and here, too, technical structures were turned into yet another burial ground, depriving the ancient peoples of their right to high technology📜
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A small part of the pyramid in Medum remains, but even this part is taller than a 20-story building📜
The blocks in the walls of the pyramids, according to tradition, were leveled after construction. Processing of the inclined surface, which is carried out today by means of laser technology and special equipment, does not seem to have caused problems to ancient Egyptians. Only modern historians have problems when they are asked uncomfortable questions such as "Can you imagine how you can work a block of stone the size of a multi-story house with a hammer and saw?🤔
The blocks in the walls of the pyramids, according to tradition, were leveled after construction. Processing of the inclined surface, which is carried out today by means of laser technology and special equipment, does not seem to have caused problems to ancient Egyptians. Only modern historians have problems when they are asked uncomfortable questions such as "Can you imagine how you can work a block of stone the size of a multi-story house with a hammer and saw?🤔
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Classical Egyptology claims that the sphinx was built in the time of Pharaoh Cheops or his son, about 2,500 years B.C., on the sole basis of its "artistic features" that it can be attributed to that era📜
A century and a half ago, a so-called "Inventory Stella" was found at Giza, which states that Cheops commanded only that the damaged statue be repaired. Repair, not erect!
And in the early 1990s, American geologist Robert Schoch proved that the furrows on the body of the sphinx and on the trench wall around it are traces of erosion not wind erosion, but rain erosion: vertical bands instead of horizontal ones. But there had been no serious rain in Egypt for at least 8,000 years.
Immediately after the publication of Schoch, the Egyptian authorities began the restoration of the sphinx. Now the lower two-thirds of the monument are closed with new masonry, and the top of the sculpture is scrubbed - almost no traces of erosion remain.
A century and a half ago, a so-called "Inventory Stella" was found at Giza, which states that Cheops commanded only that the damaged statue be repaired. Repair, not erect!
And in the early 1990s, American geologist Robert Schoch proved that the furrows on the body of the sphinx and on the trench wall around it are traces of erosion not wind erosion, but rain erosion: vertical bands instead of horizontal ones. But there had been no serious rain in Egypt for at least 8,000 years.
Immediately after the publication of Schoch, the Egyptian authorities began the restoration of the sphinx. Now the lower two-thirds of the monument are closed with new masonry, and the top of the sculpture is scrubbed - almost no traces of erosion remain.
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For years, scientists have been wondering about the mysteries of the construction of the Egyptian pyramids, whether slaves or workers built them, whether they were made of stone or mortar. Even quarries have been dug up for this purpose, from where, presumably, the blocks were dragged. But if to look closely at the blocks themselves, then on some blocks the grooves from shuttering are visible, and on others - the imprints of the ramp for blocks.
On wet plaster or concrete the same remain. There are no claims to the quarries, but the pyramid blocks have nothing to do with it. The official history, however, will hardly agree with us🤔
On wet plaster or concrete the same remain. There are no claims to the quarries, but the pyramid blocks have nothing to do with it. The official history, however, will hardly agree with us🤔
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In the Croatian town of Hvar, a 2nd century AD mosaic floor was accidentally unearthed🤔
The depth is 60 cm. The streets were not covered with a cultural layer for almost two thousand years, no matter what they say about the unwashed Middle Ages and filthy streets. Earthquakes, apparently, also did not leave any traces on mosaic in a fantastic way (which cannot be said about the ruined buildings).
Fantastic luck, wrong dating of the find or erroneous data on the accretion of cultural layers?
The depth is 60 cm. The streets were not covered with a cultural layer for almost two thousand years, no matter what they say about the unwashed Middle Ages and filthy streets. Earthquakes, apparently, also did not leave any traces on mosaic in a fantastic way (which cannot be said about the ruined buildings).
Fantastic luck, wrong dating of the find or erroneous data on the accretion of cultural layers?
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Evidence of rock drilling technology has been found all over the world🤔
Proof of the existence of this incredible technology, widespread in ancient times, can be found all over the world. Even in ancient times, builders could make perfectly round holes in stones and hard rocks.
This impressive stone drilling technique demonstrates that our ancestors were familiar with the most sophisticated technology - it is impossible to create such large-sized holes without engineering skills and the necessary drilling equipment📜
Proof of the existence of this incredible technology, widespread in ancient times, can be found all over the world. Even in ancient times, builders could make perfectly round holes in stones and hard rocks.
This impressive stone drilling technique demonstrates that our ancestors were familiar with the most sophisticated technology - it is impossible to create such large-sized holes without engineering skills and the necessary drilling equipment📜
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The origin of the long, flat tracks in the Lunyu cliffs
There are similar footprints in Baalbek, Japan. Officials believe that these are the traces of a pickaxe. But we understand that a hand tool will not leave a long smooth trace in the hard stone.
Similar traces are found in the extraction of bricks cut from soft rock. Let us remember the well-known story about the Pudost stone. The stone, which was easy to saw and process. In the air it gained strength and hardened.
Maybe there really were soft stones?
There are similar footprints in Baalbek, Japan. Officials believe that these are the traces of a pickaxe. But we understand that a hand tool will not leave a long smooth trace in the hard stone.
Similar traces are found in the extraction of bricks cut from soft rock. Let us remember the well-known story about the Pudost stone. The stone, which was easy to saw and process. In the air it gained strength and hardened.
Maybe there really were soft stones?
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Ancient cars?
This is a censer from Costa Rica and a photo of a modern rotary excavator. The official date is the 6th-11th century.
Judging by the fact that this mechanism is depicted as some kind of beast, whoever made the statue saw or heard how it was used, but did not "shoot" at all what happens and how it works. Show a native our excavators now and he would do the same. But, where did they come from in those centuries?
This is a censer from Costa Rica and a photo of a modern rotary excavator. The official date is the 6th-11th century.
Judging by the fact that this mechanism is depicted as some kind of beast, whoever made the statue saw or heard how it was used, but did not "shoot" at all what happens and how it works. Show a native our excavators now and he would do the same. But, where did they come from in those centuries?
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Who built the whole world with identical fortress-stars?
They are all over the world. Even in Oceania and the Pacific Ocean. "They are the brainchild of Italian or French builders, erected in the 15th century," say the scientists.
The amount of work involved in the construction of at least one fortress is enormous. There are several hundreds of such fortresses all over the planet.
We do not recall in history a group of people who entertained themselves with building tours, erecting fortresses according to a single architectural plan.
They are all over the world. Even in Oceania and the Pacific Ocean. "They are the brainchild of Italian or French builders, erected in the 15th century," say the scientists.
The amount of work involved in the construction of at least one fortress is enormous. There are several hundreds of such fortresses all over the planet.
We do not recall in history a group of people who entertained themselves with building tours, erecting fortresses according to a single architectural plan.
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