Month: November 2021

Yesterday I was live on youtube for a double-header of livestreamed podcasting. Kyle and Russ Allen (the Brothers of the Serpent) joined me for a chat about our recent Egypt trip, and we started getting into what we learned (and unlearned!) on that tour. 

Randall Carlson had also asked me to come onto his Kosmographia show as they did their first livestream podcast. Randall was his usual fountain of knowledge on looking at the evidence of megafloods on the American continent, and towards the end we also discussed Egypt. I think Brad has the video unlisted at the moment while he makes some small edits to it, but it should be available on the Randall Carlson channel in the next few days. 

In this video I show you evidence of megalithic stone recycling and re-use, in the 4th dynasty itself! We know that the rulers of the Middle and New Kingdoms of Ancient Egypt were recycling and re-using stone from the Old Kingdom – but what does it mean if the Old Kingdom Egyptians were ALSO recycling stone from an earlier period?

According to mainstream history, the Old Kingdom was the FIRST period of Dynastic Egypt, supposedly that of the mega-pyramid builders, who also shaped millions of tons of granite blocks. But is it possible that much of this precision megalithic work was already in place, only to be inherited, and re-used by the Dynastic Civilization?

Join me as we dive down into this topic, and look at the evidence for inheritance still on the ground in Egypt today.

Executive Producers for this episode:

Muhammed Al Subai

Stewart Bachmann

Jeanette M Rishell

Mark Rendina

Associate Executive Producers for this episode:

Christopher Pearson

Jin Yuan Lew

Anonymous

Manu Seyfzadeh

Jacques Atlas

Phil Connolly

Greg Kaighin

Tara Lee Sanders

William MacConnell

Deborah and Richard Schanda

Dan Monnig