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Welcome back. My name is Hugh Newman. Some of you know me. Most of you probably. Some of you

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don't. I organize the conference. I travel the world. I explore. And one of the things

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I've been getting really into over the last six to eight months is looking at the megalithic

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quarries. Now you might think that's a little bit strange. But actually it's a very important

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part of the whole megalithic culture from different parts of the world. And I believe that it's

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actually an ancient tradition where the birthplace of the temple is the quarry. So we're going

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to look at some examples in this lecture and about how I believe these stones were chosen because

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of their special powers because of their location. So there's geodyssey involved in the quarry location.

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And also where the site was then placed and built according to where the quarry was.

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Three maisons, ten plurs and even traditions today still revere the quarry as the sacred place

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as the birthplace of the temple. And rituals even today are still carried out there. But first,

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I just want to show some respect to the great John Michelle. Many of you knew him. He was there.

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The very start of megalithomania. In fact, he allowed us to use the name megalithomania from his

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1982 book, which is an absolute classic. And this is just small quote here. I'll let you read it yourself.

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Just to give us an inkling of what we're dealing with even today, even though this was written

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in 1969 from his great book The View over Atlantis. And he was aware of the birthplace of the temple.

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He was aware of the quarry's and he mentions that in some of his writings. So today we're just

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going to look at a few examples in the next 50 or 55 minutes. Obviously, Stonehenge, the blue stone

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quarry in Procelli is a fascinating place in itself. But as Robin Heath has pointed out quite clearly,

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it's related to the placement of Stonehenge. So we're going to have a quick look at that.

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What's going to look at as one quarry in Egypt, Baalbeck as well, and Solomon's quarries,

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which are very interesting. But we're going to have a good look at the Gebeckly Tepi. And it's

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sister-side, Kara Han-Tepi, which is very unknown sight. But they revered until have this ancient

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tradition I believe. Then we have the lazy stones of orientate Tambot in Peru and the quarry up

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on the opposite mountain. And also on Easter Island and a couple of examples from the Olemek world

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in Mexico. And now I'm going to just have a brief outline of how important it is and how

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ritualised it has become. And now it's not only revered by the free maisons and previously the

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temple is but also by native societies today. Stonehenge is the first example. Roughly 104

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emails west of Stonehenge. We do have the Pricelli blue stone site. Here's just some nice shots of

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Stonehenge taken on one of our tours a couple of years ago. And it was around even though it was built

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that they think now about 3, 2, 5, 0, B, C. The blue stones were placed there at 2, 9, 5, 0,

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B, C, according to various people. There is evidence though of earlier blue stone activity

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with some of the shards found under the stones at Stonehenge. So this really fascinates me

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suggesting that they were showing that the very earliest, the start, the start phase, the beginning

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phase of Stonehenge was actually to do with Pricelli. The legend states that Merlin brought the stones

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from Ireland which was written back in the 12 or 13 hundreds. And this is the oldest known depiction

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illustration of Stonehenge showing Merlin with a giant. I believe this is Merlin. A lot of people

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thought this was about, I think this is Merlin, instructing the giants to build Stonehenge. They were

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said to have brought the stones over from Ireland but potentially is actually the blue stone site in Wales.

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The famous lunation triangle discovered by Robin Heath. He's brothers here today obviously.

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If it's expanded 2,500 times over the landscape, we get this linking the blue stone site with

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Lundy, Ireland with Stonehenge. So does it suggest Stonehenge was placed according to where they

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quarried the stone from originally the blue stone site. I suggest that might well be the case.

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Recent researchers have been done there by various archaeologists who say the sacred springs

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there is actually still a sacred site and this energy was then put into Stonehenge. So there's

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a lot of very interesting sort of theories and examples flying around about that. This just shows you

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the actual one of the blue stone sites itself. You can see this beautiful rock. It's almost

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almost cut and ready to go by the looks of it but this is actually how they form naturally.

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And there are examples of stoneworking actually still at the quarry as though it's like a signature

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of these ancient people leaving marks there so future generations could work out where the stones

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actually came from. It's just a couple of examples of some of the Pythagorean triangles

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linking sites across the landscape most notably here obviously with Stonehenge.

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And even Peter Knight came up with this brilliant west-six esterum linking Stonehenge with a

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place called Broccoli and Avery and Glastobree and other sites but the line here actually goes

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to the blue stone site as well. It is actually this line here just extending and it even goes all

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the way around the world which is something I get into more in my earth grid's book. So just show you

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the importance of the quarry site the birthplace of the temple at Stonehenge which is quite a good

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example. As one quarry that this is an absolutely fascinating place a lot of the stone throughout Egypt

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was actually quarried from here there's several different quarries in the Aswan area. This unfinished

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obelisk weighs 1168 tons which is one of the largest work stones on the planet. It's unfinished

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there's still still in situ it's still partly attached to the bedrock. The biggest obelisk

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ever erected in Egypt was around 500 tons this is over twice that weight and you can see you know

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when you go to Egypt you look at some of these obelisk sort of over the country it's utterly incredible

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and absolutely blew my mind when I first went there and actually witnessed some of these obelisks

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but this one really fascinates me because it is an example of the biggest stone left in the quarry

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that I always think there's from my research as you'll see today it says though they left a large

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one in the quarry as well as it'd be in the sacred birthplace of the temple. So I've got a very

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short video here I'm going to play about the quarry and about other sites that got that were built

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from that particular stone. The other fish always is in Aswan weighs 1168 tons which is a remarkable

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figure in itself what's also amazing is the fact that many of the stones the casing stones of

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two of the pyramids on the geese of plateau actually came from Aswan the traveled all the way up

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the Nile several hundred miles and they cased two of the pyramids not the great pyramid

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other two pyramids with these particular stones that polygonal style and they're just an incredible

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site to behold. So we can see that as red and black granite on this pyramid not just red granite as

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originally thought there's like combination I believe this was part of the original construction

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not later addition. It seems to be like it might still go on quite far up and it's just

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toppled down some catadir to prevent. There are many other sites all over Egypt do come from Aswan

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quarry you just sight like see this huge block here and you can just see the length of this it's

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been precision carved whether it was done with these diarite balls really not sure about but

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there's a lot more granite across Egypt than just this. It looks like this quarry there they

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just scooped out the rock really perfectly just almost like its ice cream or butter and they've

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just removed it as though it's an extremely easy process for them and they've left a mark here

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with some higher eglifics on to fascinated. I wonder what that says who could have done this.

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These are the dollarite balls that are said to have checked away and kind of created all these

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obelists and other things here as one quarry but it doesn't really make sense I mean maybe they

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as Markus Allen points out they were used for rolling the stones on.

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No way that's just dollarite blocks doing that some kind of machinery looks like.

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Anyway aswan quarry is an amazing place there's a lot more going on here the meat sea

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I because of so much stone that's been taken to all these various other places often hundreds of miles away

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there were geodetic connections between this this site and the geese pyramids

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because there's a 365.4 mile length between them which basically marks out the days of the year so

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it's just tip of the iceberg you can check out a full analysis article I did on this

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on ancient dash origins dot net. So you can see this is a quick video I made about that I just

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started show you that so it gives you some sort of first hand shots of it. This is just the

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casing stone on the smaller pyramid the smallest pyramid at the geese plateau and you can just

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see the size of these these are beautifully cut these are transported 600 miles from aswan quarry

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and these are exactly the same style you find in Peru and Bolivia but also in Turkey and

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various other places around the world. In fact the earliest known directors of the aswan quarry

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was employed by ramacies the third name hurry about 1170 BC although there's evidence obviously

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because of the construction of the pyramids that it was used much much earlier but this is the earliest

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known date that the aswan quarry was in use it was in use for at least a thousand years although

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technically probably two or three thousand and even inside the great pyramid we have the 70

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ton granite lentils above the Kings Chamber these are also from aswan quarry so it becomes quite

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a task when you actually think about it some of the tonnage involved here and it really does

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suggest there was a very high technology or very sophisticated technique at least of how they

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would move it to say it was just chipped away by these dire right spears or balls is I'm not too sure

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about that if you look at some of the intricate carving technologies throughout Egypt you can't

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really say it's actually that and it would literally I mean some tests were done by Christopher Dunn

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and Egyptologist Marglena and they say just to release aswan the aswan obelisk from the quarry

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would take eight or nine months of 24 hours a day chipping of about 13 or 150 people doing it

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just to release it from the bedrock and that's before you lift it out the carve it properly

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with all the beautiful hieroglyphics and then try and transport it to 100 miles so there's a lot more

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going on here then meets the eye and also we find the same markings in various parts of the world this is

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aswan quarry on the left here and this is actually from the quarry orientate tambour in Peru

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upon the opposite mountain side orientate tambour which in the sacred valley on the way to match

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you picture and so we have exactly the same style markings that look like it's some kind of scooping

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technology like ice cream even and so there's obviously a lot more here than what we're being told

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and on top of the the great aswan obelisk the unfinished obelisk are some markings of where they were

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cutting out another obelisk from the larger obelisk which I find particularly interesting but this

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is quite late probably Roman or later and it's almost like the obelisk itself was left in the quarry

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and was meant to be untouched and it was meant to be left like that there's just a theory I've been

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developing and actually marked a specific geodetic spot within the landscape as we saw briefly in that

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video but also it's like a revered in blood with power sacred stun and so you don't touch it and

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you leave it as it is and it's actually part of the greater system of temples across all of Egypt

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so this is just a small discovery I may well have such in this it may have meaning it may not but between

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aswan quarry the obelisk and the great pyramids of geyser this is actually 365.4

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nautical miles between them which I thought was particularly interesting obviously because it's the

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amount of days in a year and does suggest that they may it may have been a marking the lower boundary

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of Egypt and it could have but it may be they were going to erect it exactly or very close

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to where the quarry is and various calculations were done with this as you can see on the right

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there I discussed more in detail in my earth grids book but what's interesting as well is that

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Clouse Smith who is the director of excavation until he unfortunately died last year

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he stated in his book in ancient Egypt the dragon and erect and of holy pillars was an important part

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of ritual events and he had some understanding of the actual construction and quarrying of the site

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was to do with a ritual technique so let's have a look at the Beckley Tepi itself

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obviously most of you as anyone here not heard anything about Beckley Tepi before a few of you okay

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Beckley Tepi is an incredible site in southeast Turkey it's 30 miles from San Yerfa or Irfa

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used to be called which is also the birthplace of Abraham and ancient Odessa and there's various

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circles of stone with these T-shaped pillars are being found all over the site I've been there a

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few times with once we've Graham Hancock and Andrew Collins we do trips there and it's basically

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7,000 years older than stone hens or 6,500 years older than the pyramids so it's an incredibly

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ancient site so when the pyramids were being built what stone hens were being built this was already ancient

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this had been closed down buried and forgotten about for about five or six thousand years before any

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of these other major sites were even being discovered cloud smith before he died he mentioned

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and conversation with Andrew that he believes it could be up to 14,000 years old so the data

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to get a pushback further and further with Beckley Tepi is another example of some of the pillars

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and you can see the beautiful carvings on and you can't see these kind of things all over them

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and sort of weird T-shaped pillars all in the circles or facing inwards

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it's just some more examples is one of the enclosures which has got some incredible carvings on

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and so there are tall marks and cup marks on them as well you can actually see them not very well here

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but on top of some of the stones you do find cup marks like we find in Britain and various other

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parts of the world it isn't an example here just so one of the enclosures they're just currently

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building a roof over the top of this to protect it so it's not it's got a lot of wood around it

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at the moment but again I've built a proper sort of white roof above it so it'd be much more

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pristine and there'd be nothing in the way so you can view it in its net more natural state

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but one of the things about this site is that it was used they think for about two thousand years

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and then it was deliberately reconstructed because it got damaged and then buried under millions

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of tons of dirt and really carefully buried like it was being preserved for future generations to

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eventually find it which did happen in the mid-1990s it just shows you an artist reconstruction

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and the potential alignment with serious or this is obviously being annihilated by Andrew Collins who's

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made a signal slinks with this as well this just shows you the area where it is but even here

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going way back there are some stones still in the original quarry which are about half a mile

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from the site this one here is roughly 22 to 24 feet long depending on how you measure it

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as you huge one it's really thick it's much bigger than anything actually at Gbeckley Tepi

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has no relief carvings it's still in a rough state this is Andrew Collins just sort of pointing

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out where it is by standing on it it's really hard to find you can barely you know let's

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you know where it is it's really hard to find it but from my level you just can't see it whatsoever

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so it's almost like you have to get above it to see what's going on there it rests on a slight slope

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cloud smith deduce that the technique employed must have been carried out by surrounding the

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outer shapes with small ditch which are made by picking out of the rock you know with stone tools

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and then kind of lifting out and pushing it out and then you have to transport and lift 20 to 30

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ton blocks this one's about 50 tons so this is not bad for a pretty agricultural group of hunter

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gatherers potentially who were living here at this time so you can just see the magnitude of that

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then they would have to take it all the way up to the hill and place it up there this is a smaller one

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which is just found nearby this is this is this is the larger one we were talking about the

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famous 22 to 24 feet one but as we were walking back we actually found another one this one here

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we found these squared off blocks with this T-shaped pillar still in the ground suggesting it's

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another one that was going to be used and never was this one's about 12 foot tall which is some

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of the ones and some of the enclosures that could be exactly to be about that height it shows you a

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close up of it they must have used obsidian or something sharp to actually carve the stones because

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you look at the intricacy of some of the carvings it's really quite incredible so as you more

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examples of it just from above this is a short little video I'm just going to show off

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just moving around to you have a proper look at it you can see the square shape blocks all around here

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let me have the main pillar just here there's the main top very large top part of it very similar

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to the Vulture pillar and go down there you obviously have the main length of it fascinating that

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is may just will be another pillar and one of the other things I found which is kind of intriguing

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just while I was researching this and I was looking at the geodesy and the connections between sites

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worldwide is that between completely teppy and the core cancer which is the center of the ancient

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ink or pre ink world in Peru not too far from oil and take a handboe is the distance the

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surface distance between that is 7928 miles which is roughly the earth's diameter which is kind

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of fascinated me to say maybe you could really question what else is going on here and I've done

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another lecture previously at other conferences as well looking at the comparisons and I've done

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an article on Graham Hancock's website you can take a look at as well comparing Gebeckly teppy

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with the ancient sites in Peru and Bolivia because there are a remarkable similarities and it

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potentially if you know my hypothesis is correct it would push the dates back in Peru and Bolivia

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several thousand years to a much earlier epoch and so I think there's something going on there you

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also have the tradition of the naval or the belly hill the name of the core cancer means the

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center or the naval the name of Gebeckly teppy means the naval or the belly hill and so you have to

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kind of question this tradition stretching in different different parts of the world

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yeah obviously we do our own trips there so please join us in September if you can

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Andrew and myself are taking just for a few days we're going over there and looking at various sites

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including Gebeckly teppy and Kara Hanthepay which is an absolutely wonderful size it's

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very strange place this is Kara Hanthepay is like the sister site to Gebeckly teppy it's not been

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excavated whatsoever all they've done is done a ground survey collecting various discoveries on

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the surface and surveyed it it's got some very interesting comparisons with Gebeckly teppy

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it consists of tea shaped pillars it looks like it's been deliberately buried all you can see now

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a days I mean this is one of the small tea shaped pillars very badly weathered and this is the top

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of a tea shaped pillar still in the ground so most of it is still under the ground yet to be excavated

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which really baffles us and this goes back about 10,500 years so a couple of thousand years younger

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than Gebeckly teppy although it would have been in use towards the later phase of Gebeckly teppy

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so they may have moved over to this area on the Teckteck mountains again about 20 miles from San

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Leofa you can just see what we're talking about here Gebeckly's there Kara Hanthepay San Leofa

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is just under Gebeckly teppy about here the valley churries and other site as well

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which has been completely destroyed because of dam and fates some artificial lakes were built

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but by September the full site is going to be reconstructed in San Leofa Museum

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and obviously we have Chattel Hoiak as well which is also contemporary with the later stages of Gebeckly teppy

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Kara Teppay is not a tourist site so you can't really visit there easily you have to kind of know where it is

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we've mapped it out we've eventually found it on our last trip there when Andrew Collins went there in 2004

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he was told by the local family you own sort of owned the farmland around it that if anyone visited

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it the kid who showed them around would actually get a beating luckily no I've got a beating this time

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so we were safe and they just hang out with you have cups of tea and let you explore free of charge

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it's a great place but another little video here it's want to show you so just to show you some

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close-ups of the very interesting quarry stones that are still in situ at Kara Hanthepay very similar

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to what we find at Gebeckly teppy just behind me this is the quarry stone the huge tea shaped pillar

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which is at least probably 18 feet long found here at Kara Hanthepay just to land the west side

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about 30 degrees slope from the main enclosure it's fascinating discovery it's actually much more

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noticeable than the one at Gebeckly teppy but again we have an example here of finding the largest stone

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in the quarry so the largest stone is actually the one that never made it up unless they obviously

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carve it down to a certain size to do all the relief carvings on it we're not sure about that but

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it's fascinating that it's here and it just gives some idea of how they quarried cut but how they

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lifted it is obviously a whole different matter which we'll have to get into another time so you can

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really see how they've actually cut it from the bedrock as well which kind of fascinates me

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has a metal of the maniac they've actually sort of cut it and they must have put some picks between

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it maybe some wooden might have been when they froze it they could have froze and wood and I would

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regret the start who knows let's take a closer look anyway in this little Marcus thick is

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just some idea of the length we are estimating at 18 to 20 feet and you just see the way

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it's a bit here it's kind of being shown the teapot of the pillar and over there as well it's

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like a regular shape pillar also down here you can see it with a cut it from the bedrock

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and the pebble bottom on it as well anyway that gives you some idea of just when it's

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a sort of show you a little video of that to give you an idea of the landscape there as well

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again it's well worth of visit and I believe this could have been deliberately left there again

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like we find it as one quarry this is my friend Kevin Fish he came with us on the trip and

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we are here and he actually just found the stone because that we then we could find it

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it's another close up of it here and obviously what we also find there is not only the T-shaped

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pillars in the quarry but also these cut marks which is something we find all over go back to

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the tepe all over Kerahan tepe and the ancient sites of southeast Turkey but obviously all over

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Britain and various other parts of the world this is another stone found on the opposite side of the hill

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at Kerahan tepe which we think is another unfinished pillar this is the same pillar here

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and these are just some images from Andrew's 2004 visit which with similar arches to

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the go back to the tepe we find like the serpent carvings here beautifully cut blocks

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Andrew posing there various other things this sort of strange carvings here but the other thing

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about Kerahan tepe is that rather than being in circular enclosures like we find it cobeckly

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it actually is like all the pillars are like go up in an avenue like almost like a serpent

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sort of like the zigzag going up to the top of the hill coming in from other parts of the hill

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all into the same spots so it's a very unusual site and I do I do really like it then something

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about that place but I think it's because it's been untouched I'm not sure where that's there again

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maybe it's because it's linking to Peru there's me Brian Foyce that I've already silver

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having a giggle orientate amber orientate amber and people know about this this is a quite

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famous megalithic site on the in the sacred valley of ancient Peru the dating of it is really

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under scrutiny because it looks super ancient there's incredibly old like and on it and things like

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this but there's a quarry on the other side of the hill this just shows you some of the examples

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of the stonework orientate amber and even some what looks like teeshape pillars carved out

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solid granite but it's the lazy stones that really interest me and there's a lazy boy there

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with the lazy stones and this is actually what they call there's a whole bunch of these between

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the quarry which is a few miles away we have four hour hike up the top of another mountain so

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they had to bring the stones down from the mountain and then go up to another mountain top

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orientate amber including crossing a river and rough swampy terrain and this is one of the stones

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that didn't make it it's almost like they were kind of levitating them from mountain top to mountain

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in top then they just lost concentration when a pretty girl walked by or something and plummeted

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into the ground and so there's various various of these marking the trail up to the mountain top

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at the quarry this is David Children's he's been up there I'm gonna be going up there in June

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on our next trip but you can see they've even got examples of what looks like a wheel to sort of

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move the stones around and he's just some of the examples up on the mountain top on the quarry

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and again we find the same markings here as we find it as one in Egypt he's just another old

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photo of some of the quarry at the top of the mountain there's a huge area around the mountain

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it's really hard to find all the stones apparently but I'm gonna go and find out when I go there

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in June this is David getting ready to take off and pointing out some saw marks on one of the

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largest blocks up in the quarry and he believes it's like circular sort of diamond tip saws

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and blades or cutting the stones much like what you find in Egypt he's just another one of the stones

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here and so throughout throughout Bolivia and Peru you do find examples of these quarries many

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of the stones for example at Tijuanaque come from the other side of Lake Titicaca you know 100 or 200 miles

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so either they brought them across the lake and dragged them into place or there's some other

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technology which is probably how they move the stones here at Oientei Tambo we get a similar

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situation on Easter Island this just shows you a nice impression of the people's working

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to you know get the mow-white out of the bedrock but this is called El Gagenti and Renau Rerecco

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quarry which is 72 feet tall this is this is how tall this particular level of this and more

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photos in a moment it weighs between 160 and 182 metric tons the weight of tilt to error

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planes pretty much but experts believe that they had they finished the mow-y they would have been

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almost impossible to put it into place but the legend states that they walked into place on

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Easter Island or Rappanui that they sort of met they walked themselves and they always walked around

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the magnetic area which is the volcanic area and then ended up in their final position which is

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very interesting it's also interesting this is a hundred tons heavier than any other mow-y on Easter Island

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as it shows you it in situ you can still see the way it's still connected to the bedrock there's

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also quite a little story here this is from Thor Haridol in his book Acute Acute Acute

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I just read the quote and I'll which you lived on the Renau Rerecco area the time when the

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sculptors made the great figures they breathed that breathed life into the stone giants and made them

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go where they should but one day the sculptors had eaten a big lobster and when the witch found

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the empty shell and realized none of the content had been given to her she was so angry that she

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made all the walking statues full flat on their noses and they were never moved since then

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that's one of the legends as she shows you another beautiful example another angle of that particular

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stone that's left in the quarry and again we have another example of the largest stone

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and the whole culture there being left in situ marking the sacred quarry the sacred birthplace

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of the temple in my opinion I believe that's what partly it was all about the old Mac as well all these

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old Mac heads we found along the Gulf Coast of Mexico all the stone comes from the Tutslamountins

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which is rough it's pinned to which side is but at least 60 miles away across mountains it's

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very swampy there and rivers and lakes and really rough terrain rocked terrain as well and yeah

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they managed to move these multi-tana heads blocks of stone through these different these different

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areas so it was all most of the stone they say comes from the area it's got a few little

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details here but even actually in the quarry itself there is an area where the indigenous people

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still reverent as a sacred site and rituals and ceremonies still take place there and there's still

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actually an altar one of the famous all-mic altars similar to what we got left there with this

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of the shame and emerging from the rock he acts there's actually examples of still being used

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today the ones that never got finished or deliberately I believe left there so there's a lot

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there's a lot more going on either meets the eye this is this is the area of the Tuxlamountins all around here

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this is one area where the stone comes from this is Levente one of the main sites

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sandler ends on many other sites nearby the these three are the main sites

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treads of potas sandler ends on Levente and this is the area they all came from the stone they

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so looking at several miles for each trip this is just a view of the Tuxlamountins

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where one of the quarry sites is this is shows you actually some of the actual stone they were

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using from that particular area and again it does suggest that it could have been a tradition that was

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passed down through generations where they sort of still revere the sacred quarry as part of the

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greater complex let's move back to the middle east and look at balbec this is obviously some

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incredibly large stones here as you can see here but the best ones are in the quarry of course

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officially it's a Roman temple but that's under scrutiny because they're not known to have moved

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stones quite this size they got to about 300 tons was largest they moved but these are over a

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thousand tons each particularly large really but there is evidence that the canonites there's

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legends of giants going way back there's a whole load of information I have I've done an article

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sinnet land is rising magazine actually in the latest issue about american based and also on

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ancient dash origins dot net of denonatical about all these different sites but quite a lengthy

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one about balbec so I'm not going to go into it a full detail here but it has links it was said

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it was refortified by Israel's king's solemn and I look at Solomon shortly around 970 BC

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and but what's really interesting is that they found another stone there these are the known stones

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in the quarry this is the stone of the south this weighs 1,242 tons it's been estimated this is a

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photo thanks to Brian forester he recently visited there and sent me some photos and this one

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has been worked you can see they're kind of doing things here and reusing the stone which I think

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what unusual probably a later Roman thing they were doing this is the stone of the pregnant woman

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you can just see the magnificent service this is just over a thousand tons this one so how they

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would have moved that slightly uphill to the main temple of Jupiter is very confusing but it's what's

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down here a point out in a moment is very interesting this is shows you the location of them

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how they are they're even sort of almost aligned in the same direction which I thought I had

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meaning but I couldn't find any geodicy connected with that this is actually the trilithonic

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call it where's three major stones in alignment they'll 800 tons each with some other 400

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hand stones making up this what I believe is a retaining wall because it's on a sort of slope and

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how they got these here is a really really big question there's been lots of theories put forward

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that would have taken like 40,000 people different techniques wrapping it in wood in a cylinder

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rolling it uphill I'm not sure but it would probably just a bunch of giants doing it in my opinion

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so that settles that one this shows you some other examples which you don't have to see it

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bow back this is just some of the columns some of the great walls and the Romans probably did do

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some of these some of these columns actually as one granite so they got these all the way up there

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from southern Egypt this is shows you some of the larger blocks making up the foundation walls

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these are the 400 tons and 400 tonners I think beautifully cut and carved very in the style of

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Egypt and Peru but last July a new discovery was made they decided to clean up the quarry a bit and

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just swept a lot of dirt out the way and they found a 1,650 tonne block of stone as you do

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it was Janine Abdel and Massey was the an 18 our archaeologists uncovered it and this is actually

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here this is the stone of the pregnant woman here this is one of the largest stone we saw a moment ago

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and under virtually underneath it it was this one so this is now that previously was the largest stone

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in the world now this one is the largest stone in the world and there's now second place

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so it's very interesting that they've really discovered this how and they would have moved this stone

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is a whole other quandary about how could have possibly done it it's measured at 19.6 meters long

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six meters wide of 5.5 meters thick and it just really is quite magnificent this just shows you a

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map of where actually Bellbacks down actually down here this area not there but interestingly

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research of course Celia Hall who are work with she's sort of located all the biblical giants

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and giant discoverers and ax heads and extremely large ax heads and things like that there's a lot

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of evidence that this whole area was the canonite area where giants existed so maybe they have

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something to do with it we're going to get more into that tomorrow night because it's one of the

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very strange stories I mean there's an old tradition that states that the fortress of Bellback

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is one of the most ancient buildings in the world came the son of Adam built it in the year 133

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of the creation I'm just reading this out during a fit of raving madness he gave it the name

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of a son in or can people it would giants who were punished for the inequalities by the flood

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so there's legends that go way back relating giants to these sites and it does actually link

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just sort of link with the area of the geese of platter as well there is some geodicy there

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of like a three four five triangle but also Patricia Awan and we are he's sent out

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70 of these photos and these to show you some caves around the back of Bellback so there's some

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evidence here some other stone work where they were quarrying and you can go inside these caves

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which is like secret little ritual temples and I believe perhaps Bellback was the same

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principle was had the same principles the same traditions as many of these other sites

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who have been looking at in this lecture that they deliberately left these extremely large stones

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in the quarries for future generations to go God how did they do that but partly I think because

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it was actually marking the birthplace of the temple which was a very large temple there at Bellback

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indeed and so I think there's something in there which I kind of have been looking into quite thoroughly

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but also we have you know there's always links with Solomon and Bellback and other places and

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Solomon's temple this is it this is an interesting place this is very very it's around Jerusalem area

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this is a bunch of caves under the ground there where a lot of the stones the bell Jerusalem

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actually came from but three maisons and even possibly temples were associated with this place

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which kind of intrigue me because rituals potentially still take place there it's a show

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is some other examples here and there's examples there's evidence of people being in there

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thousands of years of rituals taking place there and then more recently three maisons do some

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of their actual initiations there as well which is intriguing and I believe the three maisons are

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one of the only groups of people who actually maintained the medalistic knowledge the techniques

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and the ways that they could move quarry and cut these stones to such perfection that we still

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marvel at today it's a show as you are the cave entrance actually this particular area was in

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1868 it's where a place where the first recorded Masonic ceremony took place in Palestine and it's

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actually made the 13th of that year 1868 and this certificate came from MW Bro Robert Morris

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past grandma so the grand lodge of Kentucky who believed this was be used for a very very long time

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but also we have this this is the western wall the base of the western wall in Jerusalem

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which we have this is roughly I think 570 tons this is very similar style to bow back it as

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precision engineering and carvings probably came from the quarry we were just looking at

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and it's part of the western wailing wall the very base underground part of it this is

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shows you another angle on it it just shows you here it's very intrigued by the sort of beautiful

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precision almost like relief carvings here of these blocks and you have all these niches in

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them probably where the candles were but how at earth were they doing this going back into prehistory

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um it really is not really being answered and this was in 1889 uh T-Fisher unwinn

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quoted a massiveness of the workers on par with the Egyptian pyramid kings and the perfection

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of the cutting and fitting of the stone which is nearly equal so even back in 1889 these were

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being revered as such and then we have some of the measurements they're using very specific

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measurements to use an inches between the blocks and indent and various things so they

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they had a very sophisticated technology there recently I just came across this is actually a

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TV program I saw about I think it was on Discovery Channel or History and actually the guy who

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goes underground all these underground caverns and caves all around the world and uh the only place

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I could find information about this was on that video I found it really hard to find anything else

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but uh so Peter's book quarry and Belgium is an incredible place and I really do want to visit here

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and um it's about 300 kilometers long underground most of it has been carved out

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the templates were involved in this place up to around 1470 AD and it's believed that most of the

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churches and cathedrals in that part of the world had stone coming from this quarry but it's

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nice and known ritual center used by the Templars and later the free mason so it's almost like

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they had some magical kind of technique to either cut the stone move the stone there's markings

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throughout this quarry as you can see here uh this is out the best that is just captured from

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the video but they show really intricate carving techniques and massive amounts of stone thousands

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and thousands of tons were being moved here and out of the quarry lifted and very large blocks

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were being used throughout Belgium and various other places recently they found a whole bunch of these

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carvings and and paintings on the wall which do suggest you can't really see very clearly the

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only ones I could get from the video um I do suggest they were kind of showing some of their

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ritual techniques which included quite strange things I probably won't go into here but kind of some

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of the things that Peter might have mentioned and is talk but very dark rituals that probably

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and now still being used a various parts of the world which could have been used to sort of instigate

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magical powers of moving these stones so um so you said this quick survey around the world

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and I just wanted to sort of keep this fairly short so we can keep on time today um which we're

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kind of doing okay um so really I'm just just want to summarize what I've found over from my research

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here is that I really believe that there's something about the birthplace of the temple I think

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it's a geod not only is it to do a geodicy it's to do with the placement of the later site

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was marked according to where the stone actually came from but I believe the ritual technique

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and the actual magical technique that had a cutting and carving and the secret ways they moved

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these stones it's still there to be found out it's just a case of trying to work out how and

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if they did it and so you know we must you know revere these ancient peoples and I think you know

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maybe we have to join the free maids and it's to find out exactly how they did it yes

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there was actually a grouping glass debris out here so um I want to let me in

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anyway so I'm just going to close up with that so I just wanted to thank you for listening

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we have any uh have any questions I'll be around in the breaks and um we'll be back here in 15 minutes

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thank you very much

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you

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you