Anonymous ID: ead5a2 July 2, 2020, 4:22 a.m. No.9823419   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3450

>>9812946

 

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Continuation of page 143.

 

2 – The second item/place is actually a big set of terracotta mostly found at the site of Naqada also known as Naqada pottery:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naqada

 

“Naqada (Arabic: ‎, Naqāda, Coptic: Nekatērion[1]) is a town on the west bank of the Nile in Qena Governorate, Egypt. It includes the villages of Tukh, Khatara, Danfiq, and Zawayda. The town is one of few to have had a Coptic majority in 1960[2] and preserved the Coptic language up until 1950s.”

 

“History and archeology

 

Naqada stands near the site of a prehistoric Egyptian necropolis: The town was the centre of the cult of Set and large tombs were built there c. 3500 BCE.

 

The large quantity of remains from Naqada have enabled the dating of the entire archeological period throughout Egypt and environs, hence the town name Naqada is used for the pre-dynastic Naqada culture c. 4400–3000 BCE. Other Naqada culture archeological sites include el Badari, the Gerzeh culture, and Nekhen.”

 

>> We’ve already seen some of those sites, all pre-dynastic.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naqada_culture

 

“The Naqada culture is an archaeological culture of Chalcolithic Predynastic Egypt (ca. 4400–3000 BC), named for the town of Naqada, Qena Governorate. A 2013 Oxford University radio carbon dating study of the Predynastic period, however, suggests a much later date beginning sometime between 3,800-3,700 BC.

 

The final phase of the Naqada culture is Naqada III, which is coterminous with the Protodynastic Period (Early Bronze Age, ca. 3200–3000 BCE) in ancient Egypt.”

 

[…]

 

“Monuments and excavations

 

Predynastic Egyptians in the Naqada I period traded with Nubia to the south, the oases of the western desert to the west, and the cultures of the eastern Mediterranean to the east.[4] They also imported obsidian from Ethiopia to shape blades and other objects from flakes.[5] Charcoal samples found in the tombs of Nekhen, which were dated to the Naqada I and II periods, have been identified as cedar from Lebanon.

 

Craniometric analysis of predynastic Naqada fossils found that they were closely related to other Afroasiatic-speaking populations inhabiting the Horn of Africa and the Maghreb, as well as to Bronze age and medieval period Nubians and specimens from ancient Jericho. The Naqada skeletons were also morphologically proximate to modern osteological series from Europe and the Indian subcontinent. However, the Naqada fossils and these ancient and recent skeletons were phenotypically distinct from fossils belonging to modern Niger-Congo-speaking populations inhabiting Tropical Africa, as well as from Mesolithic skeletons excavated at Wadi Halfa in the Nile Valley.”

 

>> So the cedars of Lebanon were traded even before what we saw with the Sumerian – if we follow the chronology given to us about the Naqada I period.

 

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Anonymous ID: ead5a2 July 2, 2020, 4:29 a.m. No.9823450   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0509

>>9823419

 

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As for the skeletons found in Naqada, read that section carefully anons = some were from the Horn of Africa, some from the Maghreb, some from the Indo-European race and some from Tropical Africa. So now, does it sound weird to anons when I said previously that some of the Ancient Egyptians used to wear the Koteka and use the boats just like Tropical Africa? Does the theory of a part of them coming from upstream the Nile that hard now to accept? And we already know there was a big wave of migration all over Mesopotamia and the Levant so it doesn’t surprise me one bit if some of those migrants mixed with Lower Egypt because of its proximity with the Levant countries. But this is harder to explain how they got all the way up to Naqada = in Upper-Egypt.

 

Now let’s talk about the Naqada amphora a bit, starting by saying that most have a stereotyped design. They come in different shapes and sizes with different models of handle (or “ears” as we sometimes call them). All have a yellowish or white background color while we see the designs drawn on them with brown or reddish paint.

 

Most have boats painted on them, rowing boats with many oars. All of those boats have a concave shape. Most have 2 of this “structure” (which I keep on mentioning) placed in symmetric way to what may be the center point of the boats. These structures are not big or tall and they have stripes across them, suggesting they are either enclosed structure as in having walls; or maybe some type of ladder or stairs. Some even suggest those are small altars on boats. The “structure’ that is on your right hand has always a pole coming out of it. The top extremity of this pole has various designs and shapes, including the symbol of Min (seen on palette of Min page 113). It looks like that some ribbon flags are floating downwards from the pole, tied to it on different levels. On your left side, the extremity of the boat, we can see either a tree or tree branches (probably palm tree branches) pending inwards, towards the center of boat. The sizes and shapes of those “tree branches” differ of course from one amphora to another.

 

We also have people standing on the boats, on top of the structures, floating about the boat between the structures; while one some designs, there are no people at all. We can divide these people into 2 categories depending on both their gender and shape: 1 – the males figures are skinny, shorter with their genitals well shown. Their hands are either down or held like a W position = bent upwards on the elbow level. 2 – the female figures are taller in size with their torso and hip areas shaped like a downward triangle. Their hands are held up above their heads forming a circular shape. They are the drawn replica of the statuettes we saw in page 142. Sometimes there is a group of person represented.

 

In the background, most of the time the top, we have a series of triangles, they come in different sizes. These are mountains ranges anons. Even though not all agree to this, but I know from seeing too many that these are mountain ranges. We also have different types of animals in the background or around the boats: some are flamingos while others have horns, they are most probably Antelopes. We also have some strange geometric shapes accompanying the animals. We see them either below the boats (in a shape that resembles the “key” of the Mondoshawans in the “Fifth element” – page 135); or we see some fan shapes in the empty spaces between the boats. I believe these fan shapes have floral origins, most probably a papyrus plant. They are mostly there as decorative and to fill the space. We also have some ZZZZ flying around. I have no idea what these are. Maybe someone sleeping and making some Z’s fly = joking there anons, don’t take my seriously on this specific comment.

 

We do have some special designs I’ve included the pictures of in these 2 pages. Like one with female figures clearly standing inside the canopy on the boat. And what looks like a person lying on his side, curled up in the position of a fetus.

 

The description I’ve given is a general, umbrella type one, because there are a lot of varieties between the amphora and their individual designs. So spending time on each time is crazy, better take a general approach to it.

 

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Anonymous ID: ead5a2 July 15, 2020, 6:04 a.m. No.9967790   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7832

>>9958535

 

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Now let’s talk about the PURPOSE of the pyramids. According to Main Stream History, the pyramids were big funeral buildings, used to house the remains of the Pharaoh; as mentioned before in Wikipedia pages. So now it’s time to hear what the alternative history says about the purpose of building the pyramids:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko-ZboCzR64

 

Now let me comment a bit on what was said in this video about the purpose of the pyramids of Giza:

 

It’s true that all the materials used for the pyramids can conduct electricity, and we’ve already talked about the golden tip as well as the outer casing which was white and smooth, like a mirror; here, they say it’s for insulation, which is logical if you consider the idea that the pyramids were “generating” electricity – don’t we use isolation to wires and other electrical stuff nowadays as well?

 

So yes, they have a good point when they say that the pyramids of Giza had something to do with generating electricity. And as mentioned in the video, we have Nicola Tesla whom repeated that experiment and anons also know WHO “collected” Tesla’s work after his “sudden” death. So yes, it’s very possible that the pyramids were huge power plants. Just stop there and let it sink slowly. Do you know what this means?

 

Now, it makes sense why we have the Dendera lightbulbs, right? And the Djed, it’s like a mini, portable receiver of electricity. What do I mean by that? Well, look around at your own electrical infrastructure around the area you live anons: First you have an electrical central that generates the electricity, but that doesn’t come directly into your own house or it will fry every machine you have since the voltage will be too high, right? So where does that electricity go to first before you get it in your homes?

 

In modern days, we have the power station which generates the electricity. This is sent to power transformers which in turn sends the electricity to power substations then to distribution substation. From there, the electricity is send to local distribution automation devices then to smaller units that will end up sending the electricity to your house. Once it gets there, it doesn’t go directly into a lightbulb, you have to plug the lightbulb yourself: as in the plugs and batteries you use in your own house to plug the machinery in for it to function.

 

I think it was the same thing with this ancient electrical system. Sure they didn’t use wires as we do to transmit the electricity from one place to the other, instead, they used the same technique rediscovered by Nikola Tesla. But this doesn’t mean there weren’t distribution substations before. So the Djed was a smaller receiving unit to be used just like plugs to hook up the lightbulbs to, and yes, we also may have small portable batteries back then to store the electricity received by the Djed.

 

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Anonymous ID: ead5a2 July 15, 2020, 6:11 a.m. No.9967832   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8133

>>9967790

 

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When this idea of the Djed occurred to me which lead me to believe there is electrical distribution system connected to the pyramids, I started having thoughts that MAYBE, just MAYBE the pyramids weren’t the main power generator, JUST MAYBE. I kept this in mind and as I was still digging for the last year and I came upon something… that might be the MAIN power generator and it was connected to the pyramids. I’m unsure of it since I’ve “realized” it a few months ago, so my thoughts are still fresh and forming about this. I will be talking about it when I reach it, for now, only take note that the pyramids might NOT be the MAIN electric generator but secondary ones.

 

What is funny about the Main Stream History interpretation of the Djed is that they didn’t deny the fact it symbolizes electricity. What am I talking about? Well in the Main Stream History explanation they said (pages 102 – 103 – 104) that the Djed was a symbolic representation of Osiris’ spine. But aren’t spines huge electrical conducts for the human body as well? It’s like a huge pipe where all the electrical wires of the body = the nervous system, gets to transmit via electricity orders back and forth from the brain to the rest of the body.

 

And anons, this ceremony of the rise of the Djed, I am wondering about it: could it be that during dynastic times there was some sort of ceremony where they restarted or rebooted the electrical system? Since they cannot use the pyramids to do it, I mean they cannot hold them in their hands literally, so they used the portable smaller units = the Djeds as a symbol for the ceremony. Now this is pure theoretical from my part, just me stretching my thoughts there, I could be totally wrong about it. Of course this is not confirmed. Just an old man thinking out loud. This might be nothing.

 

Around min 4:58 from the video, they talk about the entrance doors of the pyramid: “enormous swivel door”. Interesting isn’t it anons, why such a structure needed that HUGE type of door? That can be easily pushed to get in by the way…..impressive piece of engineering if you ask me.

 

In this video, they mark a very strong point when they mention that during dynastic times the Ancient Egyptians made their outmost best to hide the tombs of their rulers so they won’t be looted by tomb robbers. If the pyramids were tombs as peddled by the Main Stream History, aren’t they too posh and flashy for tombs? = attracting too much attention and luring in tomb robbers? It’s like they have this huge banner hang front and center saying: “tomb robbers come this way, plenty of gold treasures here”.

 

In this video they also talk about the Baghdad battery and the Obelisks. We are going to talk about them next. First, I want to point out that in this Youtube Channel there are various videos, of course anons can go and watch what they want, but I don’t agree with the stuff they mixed in those videos. That’s why I’m commenting on the videos I’m suggesting = putting the link of. They talk about the Anunnakis but for me, those were not Aliens but they are the survivors whom came out of Noah’s Ark on Mt Ararat and travelled down the Euphrates and established downstream their cities.

 

One last remark to make about the pyramids and this one is absolutely … “weird”…. No matter how I look at it, it’s impossible to build the pyramids of the Giza’s Plateau without having an aerial view = seeing them from the sky. I know for sure a lot of other people in the alternative history had this specific thought as I, This is why they suggested Aliens were the ones whom built the pyramids. But I disagree with the Alien suggestion. I want to remind anons of the Helicopter Hieroglyph (page 94): as I suggested before, the glyphs of the flying machines were most probably taken from pre-dynastic time records, preserved in the temple archives. This suggests that before our “times” the possibility is big of the existence of flying machines. Now combine this with what I just said about the pyramids: they couldn’t build them this way without seeing it from above. So anons, can we assume that those flying machines were around when the pyramids of Giza were being built?

 

Just think about it for now anons and if you are interested, take notes please.

 

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