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Terraforming
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Okay, yeah. Thanks. That was interesting. I’ve researched much on ancient cisterns in the past. I noticed later in the times of the Bible they were often used as prisons which shows they were already well established and there was cracks from a catastrophe of some sort long before those people found a new use for the ones not functioning.
Quoting: Fancypantz yes well another one in Egypt is currently used as a trash pit this is what it looked like when they first found it [ link to upload.wikimedia.org (secure)] [ link to upload.wikimedia.org (secure)] [ link to upload.wikimedia.org (secure)] Quoting: Huginn I’m surprised they don’t have more intricate protective laws on the sites. My question is, the boat pits, was that before or was these pits full of water to give reason for boats? So says, From sneferu to Khufu they strived to build chambers higher in pyramid body. That djedefre returned to earlier concept of substructure as a colossal pit in the ground. Very telling Quoting: Fancypantz Very... the issue I always have with these sites is that they guess on dates of the substructures and I feel those are remnants from the previous civilization that the Dynastic Egyptians told the Greeks and Romans they came from lol...same as the Sumerian/Babylonian telling the Dynastic Egyptians of the Indus people from the North lol [ link to www.realhistoryww.com] this is the top layer...I wonder what is way down below and how it looks? Quoting: Huginn Mound of the dead was named by the people who came upon the abandoned structures. Interesting chicken sync. Maybe it was used for chickens after abandoned, idk. I watched a chicken dance Sunday with the grass dancers and it really stood out. That guy was transported in the dance for sure. Will they do any sonar or okm detectors to find out I wonder. It would be interesting given the age of the structures.
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