What’s striking is not just what we’ve learned about the Great Pyramid, but how much remains unresolved. It feels like a reminder that ancient civilizations were far more sophisticated than we often assume, and that humility is still required when interpreting the past.
Weren’t the sphinx originally constructed as lions? Another idea is that when mankind becomes too sophisticated, the civilization is forced back to constantly reinvent the wheel (so to speak). Interesting article.
I read years ago that the agrarian civilization who were in the Sahara were forced East by the drought that was forming the desert were the ones who were assimilated essentially built what we now see as Egypt. It is no secret that anything that might rock the boat of the present Egyptian Religion will not be open to to discovery
What’s striking is not just what we’ve learned about the Great Pyramid, but how much remains unresolved. It feels like a reminder that ancient civilizations were far more sophisticated than we often assume, and that humility is still required when interpreting the past.
Weren’t the sphinx originally constructed as lions? Another idea is that when mankind becomes too sophisticated, the civilization is forced back to constantly reinvent the wheel (so to speak). Interesting article.
I read years ago that the agrarian civilization who were in the Sahara were forced East by the drought that was forming the desert were the ones who were assimilated essentially built what we now see as Egypt. It is no secret that anything that might rock the boat of the present Egyptian Religion will not be open to to discovery