Underwater Cities of Ancient Egypt. An area just west of the Nile Delta was once subject to rising sea levels, floods, earthquakes and tsunamis, and submerged after a process of soil liquefaction. These now underwater cities are filled with fascinating secrets.
📷C. Gerigk

Tanis, Egypt.

Pre-dynastic Egyptian ultrathin translucent GRANITE artifact.

'Predynastic Egypt'->At the end of prehistory, traditionally defined as the period from the final part of the Neolithic period beginning c. 6200 BC to the end of the Naqada III period c. 3000 BC.

📷thnx@UnchartedX

The eyes tell us: we’re dealing with an advanced civilization: Advanced in terms of 'brainpower'🧠. We must search for a correct interpretation of our ancestors’ mindset. Masterminds=Master Achievements...by applying (forces of) nature with a different approach (which we forgot).

The eyes. The facial expression. Another level of being a human being a long time ago. Smart guys.

Great (Pyramid) educational video...from FOX📺, 1999.

Source: archive.org/details/Openin…

This magnificent colossal statue is one of a pair which yet lie prostrate in the ruins of the great Temple of Tanis. 'FALLEN COLOSSUS OF MERMASHIU (13th DYNASTY)'. Is this one still there🤔?

📷EGYPT AND ITS MONUMENTS, by AMELIA B. EDWARDS, 1891
Color: Jeffrey van der Lugt

Real- versus Pseudo-archeology in 1999 😉. Vintage footage (FOX). Graham Hancock <-> Zahi Hawass.
'still 70% is buried underneath the sand'. Short clip👇 (🔊 on).

Full vid here -> archive.org/details/Openin…

The statue of Ka'aper was found within the Saqqara necropolis. It dates to the 5th dynasty of the Old Kingdom, circa 2500 BCE.

✓ Sycamore wood (figtree)
✓ Eyes -> copper/ opaque quartz/ rock crystal (alabaster)

Big Foot, Tanis, Egypt. 'The min. weight of the whole mass is calculated by Mr. Petrie at 12 hundred tons, this being 3 hundred and 13 tons more than the est. weight of the colossus of the Ramesseum, when entire'.

📷1-thx UnchartedX/ 2-Egypt and its monuments, A. Edwards, 1891

Came across several pics of this Ramesses II statue, located in Tanis, Egypt. I hear it's limestone, but I have a hard time checking if that's really the case. Is it limestone🤔?

Tanis, Egypt -> Take a look 👇at this statue of Ramesses II and check out this 'wood grain look' on the stone (arm/ chest). Pretty remarkable and awesome at the same time. Tanis really is an Enigmatic site and possesses an undeniable sense of mystery waiting to be unravelled.

Some great footage in this documentary from 1975 -> This fim describes the archaeology of Mayan sites in Guatemala, Mexico and other sites in Latin America. Made a quick compilation to get an idea...👇Might be of interest Luke Caverns

Full video here: archive.org/details/upenn-…