When you see it, you know. QUITE a video going to be coming out soon.... Lots more vases, lots more analysis, questions answered. And it'll blow your mind.
It was a real privilege to appear as a guest on the Joe Rogan Experience this week! Hope you enjoy the podcast - will be releasing a video getting into the details of ancient precision that I shared on the show.
Ancient Precision: Confirmed! New video on the Ancient Egyptian Vase Scan project. TLDR: Many more vases have been scanned and analyzed, and the results are mind-blowing. We got together in a precision lab for hands on metrology, see it here:
#egypt
New video! What happens when you scan a pre-dynastic ancient Egyptian granite vase down to 1000th of an inch, and have the results analyzed by professional metrologists? The results are utterly profound. Check it out here: and please subscribe for more!
After many years of wanting to get here, I finally had the chance to visit
#GobekliTepe
! It exceeded my expectations, an amazing place to see in person. After Sogmatar, here, and Karahan Tepe I'm left with the impression there is a tremendous amount yet to be uncovered here...
Some beautiful examples of hard stone vessels on display in the predynastic section of the Ancient Egypt wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. Enjoyed my visit here today!
Scoop marks, some seemingly articulated or angled, at the granite quarry in Aswan. No signs of any fire use, if that were used we would see much more cracked surface granite. Microscopic photos we took appear to show no chisel or pounding marks, but further analysis is coming.
An ancient site in Greater Armenia called Zernaki Tepe shows some very interesting polygonal, megalithic masonry, also typical 'bow tie' joins seen in many other ancient sites (Egypt, Peru etc). A simple Google image search reveals its similarity to Sacsayhuaman, Menkaure pyramid
A 7000 year old Ostrich egg, depicting what seems to be 3 pyramids next to a river (Nile?). Found in a tomb and displayed at the Aswan museum, this egg seems to suggest the pyramids were worthy of capturing thousands of years before their orthodox date of construction...
New video! An update to the predynastic granite vase scan results - we look at the area between the handles, discuss responses, and share more of the discussion with expert metrologists. Also - the STL file is available! Check it out here: and please sub!
new tubular drill holes, as well as curved, cornice-like blocks with rounded bullnoses (all into granite) uncovered as a result of recent excavations at Abu Sir. Previously this area was buried under sand and thick vegetation, reeds and date palms. We'll be taking another close
As a surprise ‘extra’ special permission we had arranged access to the very rarely visited Sphinx temple at Giza. This is a scan of the granite cornice blocks that are stacked up in there. More to come…
I'm floored by this work! Thank you Mark and team for the effort that has gone into this. It's an understatement to describe the implications of this as 'staggering.'
Finally, I can present our in-depht analysis of the Granite Artefact scan data.
This has been a challenging, eye-opening, and incredibly interesting effort.
Thanks to everyone who provided feedback and ideas along the way!
First time entering the southern shaft at Saqqara,
#egypt
. Almost identical 32 piece granite box to the one below the step pyramid, and passages all around it. How many burials did Djoser need? 100 tons of machined white calcite was removed and bulldozed from these shafts....
Down into the Osiris shaft yesterday. Water level has risen in the bottom chamber, I expect it will be inaccessible soon. Still an adventure getting down! We also figured out the mystery of the black goo, a topic for a future video :)
#Egypt
#giza
#pyramids
The UNESCO site of Nemrut, on a high peak of the Taurus mountain range in Turkey. Dated to 30-60AD, it features a huge 50m tumulus mound, that contains a structure with at least 3 chambers. A massive effort required to construct this on a peak, an amazing place to visit.
The massive black cyanite box in the closed off extension in the Serapeum of Saqqara. We surprised our tour with a special permission to enter this space. Got a lot of video and a scan, more coming on this area.
Episode 203 w/ Ben Van Kerkwyk (
@UnchartedX1
) is premiering now on YouTube. We discuss the latest historical evidence of COMPUTERS used in ancient Egypt.
The replies to this tweet are full of some pretty hard mainstream copium. Exactly what I expected - questioning provenance (addressed), 'scenes on walls' (addressed), and that they existed throughout the dynastic civilization (false). Anything to avoid dealing with the data.
This is fascinating. How did a 5200 yo Egyptian civilisation with supposedly just flint adzes craft a vase that, as this video shows, is accurate, in one example, on two axis points, to within 1/17000th of an inch (0.001mm). That's better precision than our best industrial lathes
new video! A sit down conversation with
@chrispdunn
, we get into the Vase Scan Project, precision, Petrie's core
#7
, his epic new book Giza, The Tesla Connection, and more! Hope you enjoy it, check it out here:
New video! Smoking gun evidence for Ancient Machining at Elephantine Island. An astonishing aspect of the granite 'shrine' found there reveals some incredible details about how it was manufactured. Check out the video here:
#egypt
#megalithic
#engineering
New video! Were ancient COMPUTERS used to design this artifact? It might be a big claim - but it's not clickbait. It seems to be exactly where the evidence is leading us in this remarkable investigation into the predynastic, Ancient Egyptian granite vase.
New Video! Exploring the rarely-seen Sphinx Temple, it's past, advanced stonework features, its connection to the Sphinx and age-old tales of hidden chambers, with a history of secretive expeditions in this area of the Plateau! Check it out here:
#sphinx
New video! Is the structure at Gunung Padang a 27,000 year old man-made pyramid? A new peer-reviewed paper suggests that it is, but has been received with skepticism by archaeologists. A full review of this remarkable claim here:
#pyramid
#indonesia
Insane Granite Block in the Sphinx Temple! What is a 70 ton carved monolith doing beneath the floor in an ancient temple?
#megalithic
#ancient
#egypt
#mystery
Full video on the UnchartedX Youtube channel:
Some decomposing granite blocks at Karnak temple. These were worked, and the surface is crumbling. According to a geologist on tour with us, this wouldn’t happen in 10,000 years. When were these blocks cut?
#egypt
#megalithic
#karnak
A few images from our visit inside the rarely seen Sphinx temple. A very interesting structure. I’ve wanted to examine the mysterious granite channeled block that seems to run into a shaft, for some time.
#megalithic
#egypt
#giza
new video tomorrow - updating the ancient vase scan work, STL file, etc. In the meantime, check out this upload to my 2nd channel, UnchartedXLive. I deconstruct Michael Shermer's post on
#ancientapocalypse
- and more coming to that channel, please sub!
Enjoying being back in
#egypt
! Deep beneath the step pyramid of Djoser, handling some remarkable fragments of hard stone vases. The tale of two industries writ large - precise, tapered and turned very hard stone vessels next to hand-made, imprecise alabaster pieces.
Visited the unexcavated tomb of prophet Shuaib, the biblical Jethro, Moses's father in law, in Southern Turkey. Beautiful spot, who knows what's below the ground here?
New video! How old are these megaliths? A study into the erosion on ancient Egyptian architecture on the Giza Plateau and elsewhere. This one took some time! Check it out here:
#egypt
#erosion
#ancient
The massive, 1000+ ton, single piece granite statue at the Ramesseum was lifted up and placed on a granite pedestal - itself weighing not less than 460 tons (conservatively). 11x5x3 meters, at 2.8 tons per cubic meter…. Yeahokaymate
#Egypt
#megalithic
#ancient
#granite
New video! The largest blocks on the Giza Plateau!
Many of the examples of massive, single-piece artifacts like Obelisks or Statues come from sites attributed to later times of the Ancient Egyptian Civ, but what about the Old Kingdom Sites? We explore the
Many thanks to an awesome supporter who send me an original book by Flinders Petrie! Published in 1896, this is his history of the XVIIth and XVIIIth dynasties of ancient egypt.
New video, UnchartedX full presentation: Ancient Precision Vases, Out-of-Place Artifacts, and the connections between them! This one covers some ground: vase scan project update, tubular drills, the Tale of Two Industries, and more:
Currently in the ancient Edessa region of Turkey, modern Sanliurfa, once the northern part of Mesopotamia, with
@CosmicTusk
and
@SnkBrs
. Visited Harran yesterday, only ruins remain of this huge citadel and ancient Tell..
New video! Exploring the many megalithic mysteries of Karnak and Luxor Temples. Granite cores and older layers of infrastructure, re-used artifacts, overcuts, tube drill and massive single-piece objects... Watch here:
#ancient
#egypt
#megalithic
Very saddened to hear of the passing of my friend Chuck
@AlittlePervy
from the cfapps7856 channel, from an unexpected heart attack on Oct 5. Chuck gave me my first boost with his channel when I started at youtube - we talked often. Will miss ya mate. RIP, and condolences to fam.
I sat down for a very fun conversation with Andrew Schulz and his co hosts on the Flagrant Podcast! Andrew is deep on this stuff, he's been to Egypt before, and I'm very grateful for the invite. Hope you all enjoy the show, I know I did :)
One of my all time favorite granite statues in the Egyptian museum. What is it that he is enigmatically holding, while kneeling? When I look at this it seems to be a choice, perhaps akin to the original Morpheus, on one hand the truth, the other, the continuing veil over reality.
Back on the Giza plateau today, inside the amazing granite structure of the valley temple. You can see the line of the circular drill that was run down the corners, then the stone was cut and finished down to this hole, to give the result of blocks going around corners.
My friend Patrice Pouillard and his BAM team are changing the game with their detailed investigation into the granite Barabar caves of India. Please consider supporting this worthy endeavor, now in it's final phase of crowdfunding!
New video! Talking Ancient Egyptian Precision Vases with
@SnkBrs
! Getting into the details of the vase scan project. Watch it here: and check out my appearance on
@YourMotherGaia
new show Ancient Civ 5:
#ancient
#mystery
#vases
New video premieres on YouTube in a couple hours at 3PM PST today! The full presentation of 'The Tale of Two Industries'
I'll be in the YouTube chat, and directly afterwards will be livestreaming over at twitch for Q&A etc
#egypt
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 recently
Just visited the recently opened pyramid at Lahun. A mud brick pyramid on top of a remarkable subterranean rose granite chamber, with what is probably the most precise granite box anywhere in egypt. Interior corners sharper than the tip of a ballpoint pen! No inscriptions!
Great day at Avebury with
@MEGALITHOMANIA
and Jahannah James. Massive Neolithic stone circles and earth works, the largest in Britain. One of many ancient mysteries of the Isles!
#megalithic
#avebury
Getting some very good results with lidar at these sites in
#egypt
. This is the amazing crystallized alabaster hotel at the old kingdom sun temple of Abu Grorub.
#megalithic
A spectacular sunset at
#stonehenge
. So happy to have finally seen it in person. Even more impressive than I had thought. Mysteries and scoop marks abound!
New video! An investigation into a rarely-seen part of the ancient Aswan granite quarry, with indications for a truly gigantic stone block extraction, and evidence that this might have occurred before the Dynastic Egyptian Civilization started! Watch here:
An excellent article detailing a further geometric analysis of the Pre-Dynastic
#Ancient
#Egyptian
Vase that's been the subject of my recent videos. Some astonishing aspects of the vase are brought to light - and exactly why we released the STL file:
A closer look at the ‘shrine’ housed at Edfu temple. There are multiples of this box, uninscribed, at elephantine island. A video on these boxes and the matching marks we can find on one of them coming soon.
#granite
#egypt
#megalithic
This weekend, the 17/18 June I'll be speaking live at the Cosmic Summit in Ashville, talking "a Tale of Two Industries, Evidence for Ancient Technology." If you're interested in catching the livestream of the event, you can find all the details at .
Absolutely love these pics. What happens when they dig up the streets of megalithiic cusco to do modern 'infrastructure?' Just more pesky megalithic work, including staircases going DOWN.....
another excellent example of inscriptions being added over already ancient objects. In this case, Ramses III added his cartouche, clearly carving it over the original features of the statue.
#inherited
#egypt
The ancient and massive fallen statue at the Ramesseum on the West Bank. Carved from a single piece of granite, this weighed in at around 1000 tons. The glyphs on this (Ramses II) are far inferior to the object itself..
#megalithic
#egypt
We flew up to Cusco! First site was the wonderful Naupa Huaca - I’ve been wanting to get back here since 2013. A little cave off the beaten track, carved into a bluestone outcrop halfway up a mountain, it has some remarkable and precise features. Some LIDAR scanning was done!
Some of the incredible granite works of upper Egypt - at elephantine island and the famous quarry of aswan with its 1,200 ton unfinished obelisk, still attached to the granite bedrock.
#megalithic
#ancient
#egypt
The Chullpa towers of Cutimbo! My first time here, you have to hike up 500 feet to 13,300 above sea level. Entrances face due east, very fine megalithic work in basalt and andecite. The animal carvings have a strong similarity to Gobekli Tepi.
BARABAR - Breathtaking Precision and Geometry Discovered in Ancient Indian Granite Caves. An important film and discovery. Presented by UnchartedX, check it out here:
In a remote area of India are some of the most remarkable ancient structures anywhere
#cosmicsummit
is in the books! Great conference, fantastic audience. Congrats
@CosmicTusk
and team for putting on a professional event. Very much enjoyed meeting everyone like
@Nerdrotics
, and learning from the excellent content shared over two days!
I recently traveled to appear in-studio on my friend Matt Beal's new podcast, Limitless. Good times, and Matt is doing good work with a great list of guests so far. Check it out here:
#podcast
New video, my live presentation at the Cosmic Summit! The premise for the 'Tale of Two Industries' and getting into the details of the vase scan project (with a 'recent updates' before it starts) Check it out here:
#presentation
#ancient
#mysteries
Today, 3PM PST - streaming live over on
@rumblevideo
! Getting into some of my favorite sites and mysteries in the Sacred Valley of Peru. Hope to see you there.
Happy to say that I'll be speaking at the upcoming Conference on Precession and Ancient Knowledge (CPAK) in Palm Springs, Oct 20-22, Alongside others like Graham Hancock and Chris Dunn. Definitely giving a vase scan update! My affiliate link for tickets:
One of my favorite out of place artifacts from ancient Egypt, in the cairo museum. A tube of lapis lazuli with a gold sheath. Found in a predynastic burial site, and housed with bone and beads. There isnt even a lapis quarry anywhere in Egypt!
Less of a flint knife, more of a flint juggernaut! Labeled as a 'ceremonial flint blade' due to it's huge size. Found in the early ancient Egyptian catalog in the Ashmoleum museum, Oxford. With
@MEGALITHOMANIA
The quartzite outlet bowl for the so called ‘sewer system’ at the old kingdom site of Abu Sir. Channeled bock infrastructure runs all below the floor level and down the causeway here. Something more industrial perhaps?
#megalithic
#egypt
We couldn't possibly call it civilization... too many apple carts get upset, so let's just redefine hunter gatherer to include megalithic masonry, erecting huge stone circles with 10 ton pillars, detailed celestial observation and bas relief carving. Sure, ok.
Some archaeologists now believe that the 11,000-year-old stone circles at Göbekli Tepe in modern Turkey, with carved T-shaped limestone pillars, may have been built by Ice Age hunters resisting the dramatic shift to a settled agricultural way of life.
New video! Randall Carlson and the Erosion of the Great Sphinx! An investigation into the scientific evidence behind limestone erosion rates, and what it might mean for the true age of the Great Sphinx of Giza! Watch here:
@randallwcarlson
@SnkBrs
A closer look at one my favorite mind bender objects in the Cairo museum... this fine grano-diorite (i think) bowl is so precisely made it is balanced seemingly perfectly on its rounded tip.
Spectacular sunset over Luxor temple yesterday! Also our group at the valley of the kings, complete with halo. Egypt is turning on the weather for us on this trip. Good times!
#Egypt
#luxor
#valleyofthekings
Visited ancient and relatively unknown (until
@shipibospirit
shared it) Quenuani today, on the shore of lake Titicaca. It means 'facing the sun,' and is aligned due east. There are also andecite blocks here that may have been on their way to Tiwanaku.
I'll be presenting on Ancient Technology this friday night (Dec 16) 6:30PM PST at the Earth Origins V virtual hangout - alongside
@randallwcarlson
,
@CosmicTusk
and more! Tickets and full details available here:
Take a close look at this amazing ancient stone vase in the Egyptian museum. Note the thinness of the very hard material. I'm working on my next video which will explore these artifacts in detail.
Spent yesterday trawling through Karnak temple - the largest ancient temple complex still standing in the world. Impressive is an understatement. There is evidence here for some truly massive pieces, and some are still standing!
@Dan__Stevens
Yeah, a mathematically designed (with 15 levels of interellation) and machined to 10 micron tolerance 'fake' made from granite with the magic technology of the mid 20th century, put into private collection, now... wait. Mission accomplished. Funny joke. World domination next.
Top of steptoe Butte- rolling hills of loess, deposited 2-300 feet deep on the bedrock as the flood waters drained into Cheney palouse... amazing scale, hard to comprehend.
#scablands
Out to Abu Rawash today. Not a site open to the public, my first visit here. A famous machine block of granite that was examined by
@chrispdunn
, and down into the 18 meter pit. I think this was a pyramid, and has been heavily recycled, or quarried.