Hugh Newman will join me in early October to discuss this and other discoveries at Karahan Tepe Turkey. EA will visit this and other site, August 2024. For details, earthancients4u@gmail.com

Podcast notes: (9.30.23) Julie Ryder, The Megaliths of Montana

Rockworks, Boulder Montana, USA

A dolmen or portal tomb is a type of single-chamber megalithic tomb, usually consisting of two or more upright megaliths supporting a large flat horizontal capstone or "table". Most date from the Late Neolithic period and were sometimes covered with earth or smaller stones to form a tumulus.

Podcast notes: (9.30.23) Julie Ryder, The Megaliths of Montana

South Korea Dolmen

A dolmen or portal tomb is a type of single-chamber megalithic tomb, usually consisting of two or more upright megaliths supporting a large flat horizontal capstone or "table". Most date from the Late Neolithic period and were sometimes covered with earth or smaller stones to form a tumulus.

Egypt’s un-documented past

If you’re a regular listener to the Earth Ancients podcast, you’ll recall - I’ve mentioned the construction anomalies present throughout Egypt that are not discussed by Egyptologists. There is profound evidence of a lost science and technology, which are on display at many temples, buildings, and pyramids that dot the Egyptian landscape.

Underground waterworks

The locals have known for centuries about an underground canal system that crisscrosses the Giza Plateau and appears to have been part of significant waterworks from the distant past. These canals have been machine-cut into the bedrock and emerge on the surface at various locations. What’s puzzling is the lack of mentions by the local authorities, Egyptologists, or the archaeological community, who overlook them as out-of-place artifacts. Given the precision and alignments, it’s highly likely that their public outing will call into question the current narrative of historic Egypt, (and who possessed this technology.) I also find it puzzling that we have not seen LiDAR scans or ground penetrating radar used on the plateau to uncover what lies under the Sphinx, pyramids, and buildings. Sadly, the Egyptian authorities are noted for their xenophobic tendencies, lack of vision, and resistance to outside intervention or support from scientists from other countries, delaying important discoveries and research.

Thankfully, some are taking matters into their own hands. The recent SAR satellite scans by Filipo Biondi and Corrado Malanga revealed the Khufu pyramid to be connected to these canals, confirming Chris Dunn’s (hypothesis), of the inner mechanism of the construction. In short, we’re looking at a machine.

I’m beginning to think that today’s Egyptologists are not up to the task of discussing these hidden treasures to the public as it would call into question their perception of our ancestors and an unknown science. This is a systemic problem that academia must resolve so we can understand complex cultures. I and many others have called for a multi-disciplinary approach to these questions - which until recently was not a consideration by the Egyptian authorities.

Note: Biondi and Malanga did not request permission to scan the pyramid. Photos by Yousef Awyan.