The discussion centers around recent archaeological findings in Egypt, specifically the discovery of lost pyramids, tombs, and settlements through infrared satellite surveys. Participants explore the implications of these findings, the nature of the structures, and the historical context of ancient Egyptian engineering and craftsmanship.
Participants express differing views on the nature of the discovered structures, with some suggesting they are complete pyramids while others argue they are likely mastabas. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the specifics of the findings and the implications for future excavations.
There are limitations in the discussion regarding the definitions of the structures and the assumptions made about their completeness and historical context. The reliance on infrared imagery and the interpretation of archaeological findings are also points of contention.
The stunning findings include more than 1,000 tombs and 3,100 settlements.
... There is enough to be excavated for 50 generations to come.
Nice Steve!Dotini said:Nifty!
Here's some similarly nifty video from the Djedi robot exploring behind Gantenbrink's door.
http://perspectives.3ds.com/surpris...he-djedi-robot-findings-in-the-great-pyramid/
Respectfully submitted,
Steve
zoobyshoe said:Are these complete pyramids that are buried?
zoobyshoe said:Are these complete pyramids that are buried?
Evo said:They're most likely mastabas.