Lost Ancient High Technology Evidence in Egypt (Part 1 of 2)

[Sunny-side-up]

A very good vid by Brien Foerster.
(sorry if already posted, I did try to look)

He shows many of the signs of hi tech within his recent visit to the pyramids.
In the vid he and his team of travellers/explores experience the resonance chamber, where they have a chant. Even through his recording/vid you can get an idea of the amplifying power of the chamber.

One thing that jumped out at me was at vid point 48:19, he talks about three, 15 foot tall Rose Quartz sculptures.
They are carved with great skill and so life like but, look at the knees they are quite crude ?
They reminded me of the 'stone knobs' found on megalithic walls and buildings from around the globe ?

[Karen (Geophyz)]

Do you have a link to the video?

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Karen (Geophyz) (here)
Do you have a link to the video?

Here it is:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FpU7F7Tx5zc

[Journeyman]

Posted by Sunny-side-up (here)
A very good vid by Brien Foerster.
(sorry if already posted, I did try to look)

He shows many of the signs of hi tech within his recent visit to the pyramids.
In the vid he and his team of travellers/explores experience the resonance chamber, where they have a chant. Even through his recording/vid you can get an idea of the amplifying power of the chamber.

One thing that jumped out at me was at vid point 48:19, he talks about three, 15 foot tall Rose Quartz sculptures.
They are carved with great skill and so life like but, look at the knees they are quite crude ?
They reminded me of the 'stone knobs' found on megalithic walls and buildings from around the globe ?

I think it may have been Graham Hancock who wrote about a way of moving very large stones by some kind of device that worked with sounds?

I think this was based on hieroglyphics that had been found. Also however the massive weight and difficult positioning of some of the stones on Giza plateau. I think when he wrote Fingerprints of the Gods he said there were only a couple of cranes existing in the world that could shift them.

[Sunny-side-up]

First of all Oops, yes it would have been good to link the vid, sorry.
Thank you Bill

It was mainly the knees of statues/sculptures at vid 48:19 that I was surprised at, they do not look the same level of anatomical knowledge.
As I said they reminded me of stone knobs found on megalithic walls and buildings rather that hi skilled sculptures of people?

But a nice update film of the area.
I'm waiting for Jimmy's (Bright Insight channel's) new Egyptian vids to come out.