Exploring Out Of Bounds Areas On The Giza Plateau In 2014

I'm inside What's called the valley temple on the Giza Plateau the Sphinx is right back this way and I'm here by myself no other tourist it's absolutely ridiculous actually why people are afraid to come to Egypt here at the end of March 2014 these Stones basically all of them are rose Granite from the Awan Cory which is 500 miles away and just get a basic sense of the scale of what you're looking at the size of them but not only that the thing is that this so-called Temple is so incredibly ancient and pre-dynastic it wasn't built by the dynastic Egyptians this is much much older thousands of years older it's a chesan site the chian culture existed here long before the dynastic Egyptians ever existed and the amount of erosion on these Stones indicates the Antiquity not only that look at the size of them 500 mil away is the Quarry how were these Stones moved here and how was the level of precision achieved such as this example in a more black granite it's been measured by Engineers the surface in some cases is within two10 of one inch in being perfectly flat and possibly even finer than that an astonishing achievement and what we see in Egypt again as we see the phenomenal work that the dynastic Egyptians or the Pharaohs created but they inherited a number of structures and this so-called Valley Temple is so much as in Peru the question is why were these people working in such an incredible scale why why would you bother working with megalithic size blocks like this and the answer isn't simply because they could though the answer is simply because they could but it has to do with the reasoning that contact between the stones was vital it's a lot easier to build something with mortar or concrete in between the building uh blocks or stones CU that means you can build quite quickly but to have contact upon contact like this with huge Stones like this means more than simply the idea that they were trying to earthquake proof something the contact probably had to do with vibration they chose pink ason Granite because of its very high quartz crystal content and we know that quartz is used in modern Electronics because of its vibrational um piso electric quality so now here that we're outside of the Valley tle now we're into an area of limestone the limestone is local the whole Giza Plateau is a massive limestone outcrop in front of the Great Pyramid we find this icon which of course is commonly known as the Sphinx and what's amazing about it as hopefully you can make out in this video is the fact that the Sphinx is not above ground it's actually inside of what is called the Sphinx enclosure so that means that the majority of the Sphinx was cut out of the Bedrock and what's even more mindblowing about that is the fact that what you're looking at here in front which is called the Sphinx Temple those are the megalithic blocks that were removed during the uh shaping of the Sphinx so it was not a question that uh a bunch of people with primitive tools like bronze chisels or whatever axes hose or whatever were hacking the Sphinx out of the Bedrock multi-ton blocks were removed in the process and that was actually the process of releasing the Sphinx and creating the shape that it is the problem is that so much repair work has been done over the course of thousands of years that its original shape has been obscured and it's quite obvious that the head has been recarved that originally the head was larger but during dynastic times as in the times of the Pharaohs one of the Pharaohs decided that he wanted his or a family likeness to be um to be placed on the Sphinx the amount of erosion of the Sphinx is also phenomenal and what actually that is telling us thanks to Dr Robert shock of Boston University is that the erosion on the body of the Sphinx was not the result of wind and sand it was the result of heavy rainfall but you see this whole area is Desert when would there have been enough rain for that about 10,000 years ago should look up Dr Robert shock's work to get more detail but what that's telling us is that the Sphinx is older than the dynastic Egyptians thousands of years older probably created by a culture pre-dynastic called the comms good look at what most people don't realize or even know about is the fact that on the Giza Plateau there are tunnels and shafts that go under the pyramids at least three levels and as you can see I'm walking through an area which is carved Bedrock Limestone this here is the entrance not simply to a tomb but this is part of the network of tunnels and Chambers and shafts that run through the Giza Plateau north south and east and west it's extensive it's not simply maybe a mile long it's several miles but conventional archaeology doesn't recognize what the kamesan uh civilization did and that is they were the first people here and they were the creators of these tunnels and shafts and quite possibly the main pyramids on the geese plateau so what I've been showing you and what I will show you are some of these shafts that are here especially this one which is massive and I can't even see the bottom of uh some of these shafts that I've been looking down into now why would somebody create them as tombs uh it's because most of the tombs here or if not all of them were recycled aspects of the tunnel and shaft system now again on the right hand side you can see that this is cut stone put into place but on the left hand side this seems to be the Bedrock and the farther that I enter into here the more you're able to see entrances which of course are blocked off by these Gates but hopefully we'll be able to get access to some of them and see for example where does this opening on the right here here where does that go does it go to other levels below ground hopefully we'll find out when I'm walking past right here on the left is a small pyramid in the shadow of the big ones and what you can see are these cut Marks here and what that indicates is that originally there was casing Stone an exterior that was on here which has all been stripped off and recycled by cultures for probably thousands of years but what it's telling us is that the core of this little pyramid was the solid Bedrock so it was cut out of the Bedrock and then the casing Stone was applied on top of that here again you see this undulating pattern as I walk along another side of this little pyramid or as the chesan culture pre-dynastic would call a peret that's where the term pyramid comes from it's peret so you see these areas where it's been cut out this is not a quarry this is where the casing Stone locked into the little pyramid itself and now what you're going to see is the actual evidence of that because here again here we have the Limestone bedrock and as I keep walking fortunately this side of the pyramid or peret still has the casing Stone on it Limestone again and so incredibly heavily eroded that who knows honestly how old this structure is when it was created in order to find out you'd have to ask a geologist who's a specialist on the weathering of stone and in my mind that would be Dr Robert shock and this will make it more obvious for you here again we have the outer skin of the pyramid the casing Stone and as we walk along we'll see where the casing Stone has either fallen or been removed now one question is and that of course again would need a geologist is is this material the the casing Stone the same as the core of the pyramid which is that this is the actual carved out core of the pyramid carved out of the Bedrock possibly from a large lump or a hill that was here but in the case of at least one of the more famous uh pyramids and I believe it was the great so-called great pyramid the Limestone of the core is from this area it's from the Giza Plateau but the outer skin the casing stone is not from here it's actually from Another Mountain in Cairo and that's tulura Limestone the Limestone of the Interior is high in uh magnesium I believe and other minerals whereas the outer skin is a pure uh Limestone and so it's Poss if the Giza power plant or any other Theory relating to the idea that the Great Pyramid and other pyramids were not the tombs of pharaohs but were actually energy uh structures or structures that produce some kind of uh energy of some sort long before the dynastic Egyptians existed that the outer skin was actually a insulating layer and then the core is where the actual power plant or power generator was uh acting almost like a battery or like a electric wire you have to have the insulation on the outside to keep the energy on the inside so that you can control the flow of where it goes and then finally for this little video here again is where you see the inner core of this little peret or so-called pyramid but it actually has a hollow space here you can hear even the echo so you can see this was all carved or sculpted out quite possibly when it was made maybe later but here in that area that is a shaft that goes down I don't know how far down because unfortunately we're behind a another one of these Gates and then here that stone you're looking at that is not Limestone that is granite that was brought from from uh the Awan Quarry about 500 mil away and it's locked it seemingly was at least originally locked into the structure it's not a freestanding uh thing there are no hieroglyphs or or carvings there are channels and grooves and that looks much more functional and pragmatic than art and what you can also notice the incredible weathering on the surface and the cracks in it I would have to ask a geologist but I doubt if that is the uh result of Simply uh wind and time very little sunlight comes in here so it could be that this was part of what was called the ancient power plant system and as strange as that idea may be to some of you it's theoretically possible that there was an ancient energy generating facility here on the Giza Plateau before the time of the Pharaohs created by a civilization called the Chans and that it uh this complex produced energy I'm not necessarily saying electrical power for running light bulbs or whatever but an energy system and that at one point the whole system overloaded and that caused some of these structures to either explode or parts of them to fall off and then the whole system shut down and that is uh a theory explored by many people and the time frame we're looking at is possibly about 12,000 years ago the end of the last ice age which was not a gentle event it was globally catastrophic and if such a global catastrophe did occur that affected possibly even the axis of the planet making the planet go from being perfectly vertical to 23 and a half degrees where it is now that of course would shut down any electrical facility or whatever like this that was hooked into the TC currents and water systems that run underneath the Giza Plateau this is on top of the Giza Plateau near the Great Pyramid and you can see the size of these blocks this for example this is one piece of stone going down and there's no more mortar in between the joins the thing is there's so much heavy erosion involved that it doesn't give you a clear picture of what it would have looked like when it was first made but these are megalithic Limestone blocks from the Great Pyramid area Giza complex and this isn't an area where tourists normally VIs Venture because the guides don't take them but my guide is the guide Yousef aan of the KET school and his knowledge is incredibly extensive so that was Yousef aan inside a chamber in the solid Bedrock of the Giza plateau again close to What's called the Great Pyramid and you heard the Sonic quality of that chamber that's why the kenet school are the ones who know that sound and vibration was vitally important to the ancient people pre-dynastic who built a lot of things on the Giza Plateau the thing is that Giza is so complicated it's so complex in terms of the different cultures who were here making different things that it takes an expert like Yousef to be able to distinguish between what is Roman what is Greek what is uh New Kingdom what is Old Kingdom and what is comman comman being the older again you see these Aston ing Precision of how those Limestone blocks interlock with each other with no clay mortar cement or anything so the whole the Giza Plateau is littered with these openings all over the place and of course some of them were used as tombs at different times but others are huge vertical shafts going down and tunnels different layers of tunnels going down so it's clearly what we're looking at is we're looking at an example of recycling over the ages the tombs were used or the openings were used as tombs but who made the actual openings like this one that's been filled in but it's no idea as to how deep and extensive it can be a shaft there or a tunnel that goes in and and I know these are not the big ones that you can see in some of my other videos these could very well just be tombs but there are other examples and the other examples which are that I've seen that are closer to uh the second pyramid are shafts 12 to 15 ft wide going down 100 ft let's say but fill with sand so originally how deep would they have been some of them have been filled in with rubble and garbage but according to the Kemet school and unrecognized by many uh conventional academics there is a tunnel system that runs below the Giza Plateau that originally carried water north south east and west these were the the ways in which water was sent from the ancient Nile through a system underneath the complex at Giza which were a series of power or energy devices so with use of Aon we're here next to the Great Pyramid and this is where we find obvious examples of very sophisticated ancient technology because here if you look really carefully you see these vertical lines going down along the stone now there scratches too but there seems to be quite a pattern to it as if could this be actually a saw now this material is bassal which is very hard it's not from the local area and so a culture with bronze chisels couldn't or bronze saws even with some kind of silica sand as an abrasive could not produce that kind of fine finish as far as I can tell I'll show you other examples here in this little area by itself of examples of Machining technology at work not modern machines not dynastic Egyptian machines but older Machining technology by the commans now that for example you can see that's the end of where there was a saw cut of some kind this piece broke off the DI diameter of that uh saw blade seems to be about 1/8 of an inch and it's not a straight cut we'll show that in other videos what it is it's a curved cut so that could be evidence of a giant circular saw and here these SE are the cuts themselves again somewhere between an eighth and a quarter of an inch in diameter going straight through one two three of them through the unfinished pieces is special but they all isk so Mach but they are aware of this Market they're aware of this Market it's not new to them but they just like to ignore it so everything else will fit with the store that they cre and this is the base of the Great Pyramid and what you see is here the bottom level here how the bottom level fits in with the Bedrock it's a mortar free construction they flattened the plate in order to build the pyramid on top of it so again here's the original external casing Stone of the Great Pyramid and look how tight the fit of that stone is and another puzzling thing as Yousef aan who there pointed out is the amount of erosion of some of this Stone which was you know what the main pyramid is made out of this Lim Stone the extent of erosion is quite Aston punishing so how long would it have taken for that erosion to have taken place you need uh a geologist such as Dr Robert shock to uh discuss that but would it have taken a thousand years or 5,000 years certainly not in hundreds of years because this is Desert it's unlikely that it was sand being blown by the wind to erode it to that EX to this extent the Sphinx is known to have been eroded by water possibly up to 8,000 or 10,000 years ago so could that mean that this pyramid the Great Pyramid and possibly this one the second pyramid as well are contemporary that they pre-existed the dynastic fonic cultures of Egypt that's what we're trying to find out what most people also don't realize is the fact that on the Giza Plateau you have the Great Pyramid and the second pyramid and of course the smaller third pyramid but off on this side which is the East Side you have all of these little baby ones like this this kind of size and here you can see the casing stone is still on the exterior there about 30 of these the casing stone is original and also there are these shafts that go down I I can see the bottom it's at least 30 or 40 ft filled with sand and then there's a chamber going off to the left and this one as well it's deeper with Chambers going off at the what is now the bottom so really you don't build shafts for for burying people if the shafts are there you could use them for burying people here's the shaft in the center of one of these baby ones but makes more sense that the shaft system the tunnel system was part of a giant water Network that literally ran and still runs under the Giza Plateau they in fact have massive pumps right near the uh the front entrance of the Giza plateau and they're constantly pumping water out of it to this very day that's another shaft so it makes this whole area far more mysterious and interesting than the conventional explanation ah and we've just been told we can go into med an the third tomb which is a Musta okay so it's a tomb now but the question is was it constructed as a tomb or was it constructed as part of the water system and then later when this Giza system no longer functioned that then it was turned into a tomb e e

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Published: Wed Nov 04 2020