UnchartedX

TeeSpring merch store!

I did this, almost entirely, simply because I want this stuff for myself, but I’ve started a Merchandise store on TeeSpring! I’m going to have some fun with it, I want to do a bunch of ‘mega-lithic’ ones with objects/imagery… lots of ideas.

It’s an easy way to help the channel out, and get some natty threads… There are lots of options, colors, stickers and mugs.

Store is here, there’s a link up top of the page, and it should show up on my youtube pages sooner or later.

https://teespring.com/stores/unchartedx

Hit the play button above to listen to my interview on the popular radio talk show ‘The Other Side of Midnight.’

I investigate the evidence for ancient high technology in a small and mysterious cave, in the Sacred Valley of Peru, named Naupa Huaca.

This cave is likely the result of multiple civilizations, it’s a canvas to explore the many contradictions and unknowns in the story of history in this region, and to look into the symbolic nature of the architecture that the sacred valley is so famous for.

I’ll get back to this post with transcripts at some point. Right now I need a break!

A brief addendum to my Serapeum Series, I take a look at where the magnificent Serapeum of Saqqara gets it’s name from, and how it’s name influences people when it comes to the site’s function.

This is a repost of a video I published a while back. I added subtitles, some effects to highlight the areas we’re talking about, and changed some of the footage (and music, which was driving the need to do this….) 

The original version is still available (as an unlisted video) via it’s old post below. Cheers!

New video! I wanted to provide an introduction video for my channel, in particular for people that are new to the whole debate around the roots of our history. To explain the premise behind much of my other work, and to try and briefly (!) make the case for re-writing history.

Full Transcript available here

New video! A quick look at a lesser visited Old Kingdom site, the Temple of Bastet, located some 80 kms from Cairo. Tel Basta has some astonishing pieces of what is clearly high technology, precision objects, and a number of machining marks spread across the ruins of a once mighty structure. The granite graveyard that remains has yet to give up all it’s secrets!

Whew.

that has been a long several days of editing! After all the conceptual work is done, the writing and recording is done, the editing can really chafe you, so I’m learning.

But I finally managed to wrap up my Serapeum series, with this, the final episode, taking a hard look at the evidence for renovation on the site, examining some of the contradictions in the othodox story.

In previous episodes, I’ve been promising conclusions and that I would tell you what  I really think about the history of this site – and so I do, and it extends to much of ancient Egypt. 

So much for shorter content! 🙂

Transcript available here