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David Miano thinks he can just gaslight us all.
Zahi Hawaas has claimed numerous times he knows exactly how the pyramids were built.
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A calm and peaceful sunrise today here in Glastonbury and I even had some company today.
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@davesmultiverse @Megalithicmyste You asked who our guest was this week, here you go!
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Paranormal researcher Nathaniel Gillis has spent years investigating hauntings, unexplained encounters, and the nature of the entities behind them.
From his personal experiences and paranormal investigations to the connection between UFOs and hauntings, Nathaniel shares his research and theories about what humanity may actually be encountering.
Subscribe to the @MattBeallPod on @YouTube & @Spotify to catch the full conversation Thursday at 11am.
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An article about refereeing standards and football tribalism, and your intellectual contribution is to count Liverpool’s home wins. You’ve managed to demonstrate the very problem the article addresses without understanding a single word of it. Remarkable.
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Glastonbury Tor at Sunrise
Taken this morning as dawn's gentle light illuminated the countryside beneath Glastonbury Tor. Autumn is beginning to reach its peak, with vibrant golds and warm tones scattered across the landscape.
The second image offers a closer look at the scene, where a horse grazes peacefully among the golden trees, one of many small details that bring the landscape to life.
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The start of a brand new week was sunny and bright here in Glastonbury. I hope everyone has a fabulous week.
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The first peer reviewed paper on the methodology being used by the Artifact Foundation to measure and analyze ancient hard stone vessels has been published in the remote sensing journal!
This is the first of several papers that have been worked on over the last few years, and lays the methodological groundwork for the results that will come with the analysis of the broader vase study, which includes artifacts from private collection, the Boston museum, the London museum, and more.
Huge Kudos to Karoly Poka @karolypoka and the Artifact Foundation @ArtifactFNDN for progressing the work!
1/4 Our first peer-reviewed paper connected to ancient stone-vase research is out in Remote Sensing! 🏺
This is the first published step toward our larger vase study.
Read it free:
doi.org/10.3390/rs18213745
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This is quite literally the actual 'all seeing eye' in the Great Pyramid; a camera posted just over the entrance to the King's Chamber, from the Grand Gallery. I just noticed this interesting perspective in some of my footage, that actually makes it look like the capstone on the dollar.
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Sunset on Halloween/Samhain/Cross Quarter Day at Stonehenge.
📸 by Stonehenge Dronescapes
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Aquí, piedra con piedra se entrelazan a lo largo de curvas fluidas, cada bloque hueco y redondeado para recibir a su vecino con tal precisión que las juntas siguen los contornos de la roca en lugar de una línea recta.
En Sacsayhuamán, sobre la ciudad de Cusco, Perú, esta sección muestra enormes bloques de piedra caliza acunándose unos a otros en amplias curvas cóncavas y convexas, con imponentes piedras que se elevan por encima y el muro retrocediendo en una esquina estrecha y entrelazada.
Encajar una curva dentro de otra es mucho más difícil que apilar bloques cuadrados, porque cada cara debe coincidir en toda su superficie, y un solo error dejaría un hueco visible.
Los bloques no tienen mortero, sin embargo, el muro ha resistido siglos de terremotos andinos, con las formas entrelazadas distribuyendo la carga a lo largo de toda la estructura.
La superposición del escaneo resalta la curvatura de las juntas, un recordatorio de que este muro fue moldeado piedra a piedra con un nivel de precisión aún difícil de explicar.
We Love Ancient Aliens – at Lima, Peru
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Samhain begins on the evening of the 31st October and goes through to November 1st. Today a small gathering on Glastonbury Tor honored our ancestors and welcomed the Winter. #Samhain
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Let's go Reds! 🔴 #YNWA ❤️ @JuttaBernard20 @lfc_nino @james79rigby @lfc_aviero @Succedervictor @ypaullow @terry65919713 @lfc_arrow @Royston56428882 @red_half @FlorianLFC @Kamara2R @CockneyScouse18 @_C_lfc @mrwedwards @livrplman @andre_hovland @Steinbgo @Sverre_lfc @Thefinaljoe
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One of the most impressive relics from ancient Athens is this massive polygonal wall located on Pnyx Hill. Some of the stones weigh as much as 40TONS
Interestingly, we don’t know who built it – but even more curiously, it was left unfinished. Why would they abandon its magnificent construction? And why does it appear so heavily weathered? 🤔
Archaeologists assume its construction was ordered by Greek lawgiver, Lycurgus, approx 2,300 years ago. Pottery found behind the retaining wall dates to his time. Additionally, modern archaeologists claim they likely abandoned completing the wall to “focus on other projects”. But I’m not sure I buy that…
Most people have never seen or heard of this amazing site, I’d say it’s certainly worthy of more attention. For perspective, that’s me in the photos, and I’m 5’10”
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The veil between the living and the spirit worlds is at it's thinnest today. Blessings from Glastonbury on Samhain. #samhain #Halloween2026 #halloween
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People need to stop saying that the stones used to build the Great Pyramids (as well as Statues) were: “Cast, Poured or Geopolymer” — They weren’t.
1) The statues have been mineral fingerprinted to known quarries
2) The stones that make up the Pyramids sit directly next to a limestone quarry. Additionally, all of the stones are of differing dimensions. They’re not a one-off shape or size you’d expect from being “cast”. Furthermore, you can still see cut marks on some of the Pyramid stones today.
That said, I’m very open to geopolymer at certain other ancient sites (Puma Punku in Bolivia comes to mind). But there’s simply no evidence of it from the Ancient Egyptians.
