Ancient Alternative View

The S.O.S (statement of significance) on the #Global #Hallmarks is now complete. With a bibliography of over 300 academic papers as evidence corroborating our work (attached to the paper via barcode)! Many thanks to ALL involved and for all the hard work and dedication required! Now listed on academia.edu with its own DOI. I look forward to hearing your thoughts! Kindest regards Phil aav academia.edu/115840270/Stat…

2024 Tour Footsteps of the Templars Thread of 5 Photographs I have shown the initiation wells, the inverted towers, and today I will show you one of the many "normal" towers.

@history_rev Look at the floor that would have been underneath? Why the #nubs on a lower level? Begs the questions after origin of build but why indeed! Nice photos thanks

@ancient_view No idea, but you might want to have a look at these pictures.

So what was the structure that ‘led’ off the tower that clearly shows a level below that contained “#nubs” used for? Why have them around the external structure, then later add this chamber that clearly leads away from the tower?. Purposeful?! Then why? 😈 #ancient #history #aav

@ancient_view Already gathered a few things:

@ConspiracyCCT Good to see you again brother all the very best! 🫡

@ancient_view I sir for one still 👣👣👣with you and seek the truth! 🧐🤔 Welcome back wanderer. 🎉

So the wanderer returns! How many people still walk with an ancient alternative view of history? Are we really as old as a civilisation as we once thought? What was really going on? Let’s trace back the evidence as we know it! 🤫youtu.be/K8B_hLUPhaE?si…

¡Mira esta pared en Perú!... Tiene una combinación genial de piedra antigua en la parte inferior y piedras más nuevas apiladas en la parte superior. ¿Qué te parece esta combinación? . Intriguing Archaeology

Gümüşler Monastery; an abandoned Byzantine-era cave monastery in town of Gümüşler, Niğde Province, modern Türkiye : The monastery is carved out of a large rock and is one of the best preserved and largest of its kind in the Cappadocia region. There are quite a few monasteries hewn out of the rock in Cappadocia and some scholars split these into two types: those with dining halls and those with open courtyards. The Gümüşler Monastery is part of the second group. The most important part of the monastery complex is the church to its north. The church comprises four freestanding closed aisles based on the Greek cross plan; in the northern aisle of the cross there is a niche with two tombs. To the west there are two entrances covered with a cradle vault. It is assumed that at least three different masters worked on the paintings found on the walls of the church. In the main apse there are three bands of paintings: the highest shows Christ Enthroned with two angels to his right, the symbols of the gospel writers and the moment of Deisis with Mary and the disciples. The lowest series shows fathers of the church, Basil the Great of Kayseri, Gregory of Nisa, and Gregory of Nazians. In the north aisle of the cross are representations of The Annunciation, The Nativity and The Presentation at the temple with the figures of John the Baptist and Saint Stephen which must have been painted by the hand of a second artist. On the inside of the narthex to the south of the entrance door are representations of Mary and baby Jesus and on each side of them the archangels Gabriel and Michael which belong to the hand of a third artist. On the walls of room above the narthex is an example of something not seen anywhere else in Cappadocia: hunting scenes. There is an interesting composition of a variety of animals. The special style and iconography of the paintings on the walls of the Gümüşler Monastery is the same as what can be seen in many churches in Cappadocia. It is possible to date the paintings in the church to the 12th-13th Century AD, by comparing and evaluating them by these traits. 🎥© mustafaozsayann (IG) © The Archaeologist #archaeohistories

Temple of Athena Pronaia, Delphi, Greece. Photo: H.A. Thompson/ American School of Classical Studies at Athens.

@archi_tradition @RicardoCalvrio1

Cologne Cathedral, Germany 🇩🇪

Enigmático trabajo en la piedra. Coricancha. Crédito al Fotógrafo.

#Harihareshwara #Temple is a #Hindu temple situated in #Harihar, #Karnataka state, #India. The columns are spectacular to say the least and seem to resemble sound waves? A 3d model of a sound wave looks identical! With that in mind could this specific temple have had unique frequencies encoded? Could this have happened within multiple temples in India? Or no it’s just coincidence Phil and means nothing at all! The ancient world is never as it seems! #Ancient #Mysteries.

Please watch as @RicardoCalvrio1 and myself on the subject of The #Catalan #Atlas on behalf of the institute of natural philosophy. I hope you can take the time to see the #archeoacoustics explained as never before! Follow us on the journey that explains the #old #world #engineering! The ancient world is never as it seems! Your thoughts! youtu.be/ZwNt4qu7nXs

#Archeologists have discovered large quantities of liquid mercury beneath the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent, the third largest pyramid in the ancient ruined city of #Teotihuacan in #Mexico. They have no idea why the liquid mercury was present or what use the ancients might have had for it! This phenomenon is also found in #China when anomalously high levels of mercury in the area of the tomb mound were detected, in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor! What was really going on? The ancient world is never as it seems! #Ancient #Mysteries your thoughts.

Weighing approximately eight hundred tons, the "Rock Ship of Masuda"Japan, measures thirty six feet long, twenty six feet wide and fifteen feet high. The top of the stone has been completely cut off and features two precision cut holes that are each three feet square and continue all the way down through to the bottom of the stone! Why or how this massive megalithic stone and others like it were crafted remains a mystery!? How was this massive megalith engineered? Maybe even moved? What was its purpose!? The ancient world is never as it seems! #Ancient #Mysteries your thoughts.

The Ben Ben stone has puzzled scientists for years! The “pyramid” is made of black stone, but it is not an ordinary stone because all of its components are not found on earth. The black ironstone is only found in meteorites, yet another puzzle appears because it's a very hard ironstone so it's difficult engineer yet it's not difficult to break?! So how was it cut with so much accuracy with these angles and deviations? How was it polished with such unique precision? As for the very delicate inscriptions on the sides of the Ben Ben stone, scientists have found it impossible for any tool, old or new, to carve these inscriptions so how was it done? Moreover, due to its unique composition, the black meteorite stone has a positive electromagnetic energy transferring to its surroundings this makes everyone who approaches feel psychologically comfortable!? So what was actually going on here? The ancient world is never as it seems! #Ancient #Mysteries your thoughts.

1/8 🧵Lets end the week on the topic that's still occupying my mind. #nubs I've covered this site before but it needs to be revisited. The Temple of Apollo at Didyma (Didim or Aydin) Turkey.

2024 Tour Footsteps of the Templars Thread of 5 Photographs Here I leave another location we visited:

The MASSIVE box located at the end of the great shaft underneath the stepped pyramid at Saqqara. Was the elliptical oval piece like a key, that when activated, unlocked the box?

@AncientNerdsDAO @NaturalPhiInst Fantastic work! Really enjoyed working with you and look forward to watching the video once edited. Thanks again and kind regards “until next time” Phil aav

The mysteries of Egypt's enigmatic Osiris Shaft A deep dive by @AncientNerdsDAO. Months of research in collaboration with @ancient_view and @NaturalPhiInst offers new insights: @ancientnerdsdao/deciphering-the-osiris-shaft-mythology-archaeology-and-the-quest-for-answers-f9f1d61c0db7" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@ancientnerdsd…