Are we really the first advanced human civilization on Earth? Embark on a great and fascinating tour of the most amazing archaeological sites on Earth, as you have probably never seen them before, for a great journey, deep in the origin of our civilization a trip that may change forever your vision of our past and more.
Narrated by Jahannah James, and created by Jayan Films and my friend Patrice Pouillard, this documentary is very highly recommended viewing! I have an interview with Patrice on my main channel, UnchartedX, that you can view here:
Join Yousef Awyan and myself for the epic Primordial Egypt Tour 2024! Full itinerary, details, and registration available on the Khemit School website: https://www.khemitology.com/primordial-egypt-tour/
A sit down in-person conversation in the beautiful Fischer Theater in Danville, IL with author, engineer, and manufacturing expert Christopher Dunn!
We get into a myriad of topics: the vase scan project, precision, tubular drills and Petrie’s Core #7, Chris’s excellent new book Giza, The Tesla Connection, responding to critics and more!
Join me for a live walkthrough of the incredible megalithic Osirion – located behind the temple of Seti I in Abydos, Upper Egypt. I get into some of the history of discovery and features of this mysterious site, and share some new observations and details that I’ve only just learned of recently.
Filmed, produced and edited while in Egypt, this is a little different to my regular content!
In October of 2023, a remarkable peer-reviewed paper was published in the journal Archaeological Prospection, citing evidence that the ancient site of Gunung Padang, located in Indonesia, is in fact a man-made and substantial pyramid like structure, with large subterranean chambers and periods of sophisticated construction activity dating back an astonishing 27,000 years. If true, this would make Gunung Padang the oldest pyramid known, dating back well into the last glacial maximum, and make it a significant driver for a re-evaluation of the history of human civilization.
Based on years of on-site work by Indonesian Geologist Danny Hillman Natawidjaja, using techniques including carbon dating, core drilling, trenching, ground penetrating radar, electrical resistivity tomography and seismic tomography, the paper generated a skeptical, if not outright visceral response from the archaeological community. In this video we get into the details of the discoveries made at Gunung Padang, and dive into the response it generated. Is this site a smoking gun for evidence of unknown ancient and sophisticated civilizations? Or is there validity to the skepticism and rebuttals that came as response to the peer-reviewed paper?
Executive Producers for this Episode Ryan Haase Jason Ary Fred Soria Dave Fitzpatrick Mark Johns Peter Shell Michael Shirley Thomas Bowden Jase C Wilson Mark Erickson Joey White Dave Ditzel Galen Butler Ryan Sidor Jack Demcak John Aderson Christopher de Villers MB Dr Nenninger (Ettette Inc) Shriram Rahatgaonkar Martin Kincel Philip Craig Fuller Paul Bahlinger Dave B Skip Fisher Chris Finefrock James Ferguson Joseph Martinez Seamus Brutsch Paul Baker Bob Sandford Nick Davis
Associate Executive Producers for this Episode Phil and Karen Palmroth Daniel Dewey John Peel Syllabel Craig Westman Dave Hoobz Z Braal Chris Martin Dave Bruford Emily Peyton James Champion Joe Horstman Woody Joanie Berkwitz Kimberly Terrell Christopher Pearson Michael Ronayne
I’ve also added a Locals page, it’s another way to support the channel via the value for value model, and you can choose your own support level. It will have all the same perks, early access, and other supporter only content as Patreon and Youtube channel memberships.
On this channel in the past, we’re talked about some pretty darn big blocks of megalithic stone, found on the famous ancient sites around the world, particularly those in Egypt. Most of these examples, obelisks or statues, are found on sites that are generally attributed to the later periods of the dynastic civilization, the middle and new kingdoms.
But what about the actual Old Kingdom sites? Places like the Giza Plateau, with its mighty stone pyramids, where most, if not all of the architecture and artifacts are attributed to the oldest periods of known history, and not to later periods of the Egyptian Civilization? Are there massive, almost inconceivably heavy, single piece stones found in these locations?
Well, in today’s video, that’s the topic we’re going to get into, because in the last couple of years, my good friend Yousef Awyan and I have found what, at least to our knowledge, is the largest single piece stone found at the Giza Plateau, and I wanted to share it with everyone. We’ll also take a look at some of the precision machining features of the megalithic structures at Giza, and the unique combinations of stone types that are found in these locations.
Executive Producers for this Episode: Matt Beal Gabriele Knecht Anthony Frasca WhiteSky Communications, LLC Marco Berenger Sean Lenoarch Marc Forquet Allan Stuart Karen Lundmark Thomas Violante
Associate Executive Producers for this Episode: Shiona Webster Mt Van der Ploeg Paul Thomson Bard Buell Cortez Studio Jared Kolb Casey Nunes
Our original Egypt Tour in Feb 2024 sold out in around a week – which was most unexpected! A lot of people expressed interest in the tour and signed up to the waitlist.
In the last several weeks, we unfortunately had to cancel our planned extension (after the trip) to Lebanon, so instead, we decided to run another tour in Egypt and make it available to everyone!
This tour is exactly the same as the Feb tour. Below are details for registration and the full itinerary. The tour starts and ends in Cairo, and runs from March 3-18, 2024.
After nearly a year languishing in the ‘dormant’ category of audio podcasts, I finally got around to recording another episode of the UX Podcast! I’m committed to producing these around once a week going forward.
I was joined by Kyle Allen, no stranger to those who watch or listen to my channel, of the Brother’s of the Serpent Podcast. We get into a year review, talk about the skerps and critics, and the erosion on the Giza Plateau. In the 2nd half Randall Carlson gives a great lecture on studies that have been done into limestone erosion, and how it applies to the erosion we see in the Sphinx enclosure.
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