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  • The Revelation of the Pyramids


    The Revelation of the Pyramids

    The Revelation Of The Pyramids takes an in depth look into one of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Mystery has surrounded these epic structures for centuries with theories varying from the scientific to the bizarre.

    However with over thirty-seven years of in depth research taking in sites from China, Peru, Mexico and Egypt, one scientist has as at last managed first to understand and then to reveal what lies behind this greatest of archaeological mysteries: a message of paramount importance for all mankind, through time and space.

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    • Robert Arnold

      I cant be sure of the distance facts, but what I find to be true is that nearly all Egyptologists agree that these amazing pyramids were indeed built in 20 yrs by human workers …but I think Egyptologists need a better education , because I just cant see how its possible for primitive man with primitive tools (cmon not even a steel hammer??) to build such amazing pyramids ,much less drag and shape the immense stones 5 miles , and to have such geometric precision on the statues… and then the absolute nearly impossible mathematics involved … this is a fine video and a fine effort of explanation of some of the worlds most astounding megalithic buildings , I like the video very much, its outstanding

    • Apoxx

      Great to see to which conslusion you could come if you select some facts and leave others.
      best thing is the golden number….it’s the golden number because it’s the smallest link of all geometry. if you devided lines and circles you will allways come to this number… it doesn’t matter if it is im meters or any other unit of measure.

      This documentary starts quite entertaining but ends unforetunatly as another part of fiction. Selected facts of the author sold as the truth, cutted interwievs of the “specialist”, general facts presented as great mystery.

      Not entertaining and exciting enough if it should be fiction and on the other hand no well presented facts and clues so that you could call it documentation

    • Fatty

      A great deal of ignoring the things that *don’t* line up here in favour of that things that do–also an underappreciation of human achievement and ability.

      So… the great pyramid is at the centre of the map? A North American map, perhaps. use an Asian map and it’s going to be way over to the left. View it on a globe and you could put anything in the centre.

      Also they are only including archaeological wonders that suit their thesis and ignoring everything that doesn’t.

      Conspiratorial hoopla, but still fun and there’s some interesting stuff.

    • Sirramar

      Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!

      I was really hoping this wouldn’t go down the “aliens built Giza” road. It didn’t seem like it… But it’s just another ‘end of the world’ documentary.

      I can’t help but feeling that a lot of these people they interviewed, their words are being taken out of context and the film-maker is pushing for the answers he/she wants.

      Not just that, but why be so obsessed with the fact we -might- all die on December 21, 2012 and instead just focus on the fact that we might still be alive on the 22nd?