Even if the ancient Egyptians didn't build the pyamids, they definitely claimed them. And there is actual evidence they were the builders. Also, had they been built so much earlier, they would have been so deeply buried in sand, no one would have found them, or even known about them. They were actually completely buried by the 19th Century A.D., but the tip of the Great Pyramid wasn't yet too deep underneath the surface. It was an astounding discovery at the time, and was all about Egypt, burial chambers and hieroglyphics. Why discredit the ancient Egyptians using such flimsy, fanciful theories?
There are Egyptian records concerning the building. But, hey, why not say they were built by ETs or Atlantians? Way more esoteric, right!?
They carbon-dated the material the Sphinx was fashioned from. If you use ancient stone to build your fireplace, does that make it an ancient fireplace, built by ancients?
Carbon dating is not accurate.
That's how they determined the age of the Sphinx material as being far older than the Egyptian civilization. So, maybe they got that wrong.
Yes, maybe they did. If the sphinx was surrounded by water, when would it have been?
Alberta Canada used to be an ocean bed. Now it is at a high elevation, but the remnants of shells and fossils are still found in the waterbeds and in the soil.
Again, I am going to Burgoynes's theory of the shifting of the path of the sun 1 degree every 7200 years. For a full 360 degree shift it would take 2,592,000 years for the path of the sun to be the same as it is today.
Myth, is not necessarily of the narrow bounds that scholars have set it to. As old as the Ages.....could be very, very old.
Burgoyne wasn't an astronomer. Turns out, the Earth's inclination is decreasing, not increasing.
Burgoyne wasn't an astronomer. Turns out, the Earth's inclination is decreasing, not increasing.
Opal, have you read Immanuel Velikovski's book "Worlds in Collision"? If not, I think you might enjoy it. Caused quite a stir in the 1950's.