Webinar at Gaia: Collins, Newman, Biondi e Mei
Advanced Ancient Civilizations: Andrew Collins presents his research on hidden chambers and passages, like the Osiris Shaft, suggesting sophisticated, pre-cataclysmic societies.
Subsurface Discoveries: Filippo Biondi and Armando Mei share their findings from Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology scans of Giza, revealing deep shafts, anomalous structures, and potential underground networks that challenge conventional archaeology.
The "Depapi Theory" and Giza's Purpose: Armando Mei's theory are central, proposing a unified view of the Giza complex with an astronomical alignment to a much older era (around 36,400 BCE, linked to Zep Tepi). This includes discussions on mathematical codes and prime number relationships within the pyramids' dimensions, notably the Code 137, implying advanced scientific knowledge.
Challenging Mainstream Egyptology: A recurring point is the critique of traditional timelines and construction methods, arguing for an older origin and a different, perhaps more complex, purpose for the pyramids than mere tombs.
Implications for Human History: The combined research aims to "rewrite history," suggesting that ancient myths contain literal truths about a global, advanced civilization that existed long ago, possibly before a major cataclysm.
Overall Perspective
Such a webinar on Gaia.com offers a platform for these researchers to present their latest findings and interpretations, often supported by advanced technological data. It would appeal to anyone open to re-examining the mysteries of Giza, especially if they feel mainstream archaeology hasn't fully explained the monumental achievements and enigmatic knowledge found in ancient Egypt. The blend of historical research, archaeoastronomy, and cutting-edge remote sensing technology creates a compelling narrative that constantly pushes the boundaries of our understanding of human origins and ancient capabilities.
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