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Chapter 4 of my Serapeum Series, likely the penultimate edition. To quote from the introduction:

The 24 giant, single piece granite boxes that are housed in the underground alcoves and tunnels of the ancient Serapeum of Saqqara are anything but simple objects. Some of them weight up to 100 tons, and Almost every aspect of their quarrying, their transport and their construction boggles the mind when you really begin to consider what’s involved. The level of planning, effort, skill and technology required to both manufacture the boxes themselves, and to move them to where they have rested, from antiquity until today, is hard to overstate.

This video is chapter 4 of my Serapeum investigation, where we’ll examine some of the best evidence that a form of ancient high technology was used to create these boxes, in particular a technology used to finish them to a smooth, mirror like surface that still reflects light, even after many thousands of years, and a technology that seems unknown to our own advanced modern civilization of today.

Beginning a new series looking into the cataclysms of the Ice Age. This is a crucial piece of the puzzle when searching for the truth of our history on the planet, and a warning about our future.

This is part 1, a brief introduction. Part 2 will get into the evidence, and be considerably longer! The decision to go shorter, multi-part videos vs one longer, single video is something I struggle with. If you have any feedback or preference I would love to know. In this case (and for my Serapeum series) I will release a full length single video when complete.

Chapter 3: The Precision of the Serapeum. I delve into the quarrying, construction, and aspects of the precision that is evident in the mighty 100 ton boxes of the Serapeum of Saqqara, and why its not possible that they were made by hand with primitive tools and methods, as ascribed to the Dynastic Egyptian civilization. These are inherited objects, from an earlier and unknown period of our own past.

The first time I tried to make part 2 of this series, which was meant to focus exclusively on the boxes, it ended up at over 45 minutes! There is a lot to say about these boxes, but I also want to make consumable content. I’ve decided to break part 2 down into sub-chapters, focusing on specific aspects of these amazing works of art.

This is part 2A, and I focus on the types of boxes in the Serapeum, their stone types and hardness, and also take a look at some of the machining marks, and do a bit of debunking on the most popular mainstream theories for how they were made.

More sub-chapters coming soon… Please help me out and consider supporting me via the value-for-value model, if my work is worth anything to you, you can return some of the value to me via http://unchartedx.com/support

The Serapeum stands alone as some of the best proof of advanced ancient engineering and technology that existed deep in antiquity, and that we cannot attribute to the dynastic Egyptian civilization, great as it was.

Part 1 of a 4 part series taking an in-depth look at the mysteries and clues to a more ancient human past at the Serapeum of Saqqara.

just a little teaser for what I’m working on…

postscript: there are 24, not 27, but the point is made I think…

The Giza plateau is full of incredible evidence of ancient high technology, and in particular, massive engineering works into the very bedrock.

This is a short excerpt from a longer interview with Yousef Awyan and Mohammed Ibrahim, renowned Egyptian guides and educators.

A mini-documentary on why I believe that the architecture we can see in across the Andes Mountain range, particularly in Peru, is much older than the Inca civilization to whom it is accredited.

This video is on a topic that I’ve wanted to get into for some time, and that is to take a closer look at the magnificent megalithic architecture of Peru, and breakdown what it is, where it came from and who likely built these incredible achievements of the ancient world.

Full transcript available here:

Back in 2013, I was lucky enough to participate in a 2 week tour/research trip with Graham Hancock, Brien Foerster, and Jose Gamarra through Peru and Bolivia. During that trip Graham hosted several lectures, and on one of the many long bus rides ran some informal Q&A or ‘ask me anything’ sessions.

The following is a 2 part series that I’ve put together based on the recordings I took during that  trip.

Part 1:

part 2: