YouTube Video Live Navigation Through Egypt’s Ancient Shoreline

https://youtu.be/1IZ5jJjNC0g My first video on the 30m ASL shoreline hypothesis. Using live Google Earth navigation, I walk through the elevation patterns, site alignments, and corroborating evidence that build the case for prehistoric antiquity. The precision structures we attribute to dynastic Egypt appear to have been inherited — built by a predecessor culture that predates the ...

Hidden in Plain Sight: Three Independent Analyses of Existing Evidence Converge on a Pyramid Construction Age of 12,000–25,000+ BP

The primary shoreline analysis I made (Were the Egyptian Pyramids Intentionally Built Around the Shore of an Ancient Lake?) established that every pyramid, every causeway terminus, and every terminal structure in a 200km corridor conforms to a single elevation — 30m ASL — without exception. That positional conformity, confirmed by wave-cut scarps at the same ...

Were the Egyptian Pyramids Intentionally Built Around the Shore of an Ancient Lake?

What if the Egyptian pyramids weren't built in a desert — but on the shore of a vast ancient lake that no longer exists? A new analysis of the entire 200-kilometer pyramid corridor reveals a striking pattern: every pyramid sits above 30 meters ASL

What If a 3,000-Year-Old Water Well Was Actually Part of an Ancient Acoustic System?

Upon first seeing Santa Cristina well in Sardinia, I was immediately struck by the accuracy and complexity of the descending passageway — the stepped corbelled ceiling, the trapezoidal converging shape, and the precise protruding corbelled edges of the walls. Something about the level of precision and deliberateness stopped me. This was not rough ancient construction. ...

Angkor Thom Complex – Siem Reap, Cambodia

This archive includes the main site Angkor Thom, as well as Baphoun and Vimeanakas. Golden hour with tree cover, lychen-coated, worn stones doesn't equal the best photos, but they should be clear enough for study/reference.

Angkor Wat – Siem Reap, Cambodia

A rather random array of images I took. There are plenty of amazing, high quality "tourist" shots online, so I aimed at documenting details and oddities. Subsequent posts utilizing these images to come.  

Ta Prohm – Siem Reap, Cambodia

This post is mainly to offer a raw view of the site with a plenty of shots of stone characteristics, bow-tie cut-outs, knobs, precision seams and joints, etc. Subsequent posts discussing specific subjects to come.  

Ta Keo – Siem Reap, Cambodia

If your eye isn't trained to see it yet, pay attention to the stone designs, the close-ups of the corner joints and the numerous dogbone cavities which are also present in Egypt and Peru as well.