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Just watched. Reminds me exactly of that temple he did a few years back.
Very fuckin cool. I'd like to go see these sites myself, with him preferably. So cool.
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The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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Just watched. Reminds me exactly of that temple he did a few years back.
Very fuckin cool. I'd like to go see these sites myself, with him preferably. So cool.
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This is the stuff that should be investigated by a well funded study. The British did thier own while they occupied India. Not really sure they figured it out.
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i'm not sure they ring because of how they're positioned or because they have some metallic properties. its very odd.
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I'd like to think that we just arent using the right method for detecting any energy at play if there is any. Just like we get readings above the pyramids but cant make sense of what's being produced.
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It lends to the theory of melting stone and imbuing it with sound. Wish I could find a good source for this stuff beyond this guys work.
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according to Praveen, they wont ring if they're moved from their location, which leads me to believe their placement is the key. i think that ghost meter thing is just a toy, they use it on that ghost adventures show and thats mostly bunk. he would have been better off bringing one of these.
Fluke multimeter.
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smaller asians!
www.nationalgeographic.com
New species of ancient human discovered in the Philippines
Dubbed Homo luzonensis, the species is one of the most important finds that will be out in the coming years, one scientist predicts.
www.nationalgeographic.com
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There were westwards immigration waves throughout history. The people were from the area which is now Turkey, not I think genetically Turkish. Turks came west quite recently in the last 1000 years.
Stonehenge: DNA reveals origin of builders
Ancestors of the people who built Stonehenge travelled west across the Mediterranean to get to Britain.bbc.in
I find this article interesting. I showed it to my mother who is Turkish and she smiled. I wonder if it has any ties to Gobekli Tepe?
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Researchers Made 3,900-Pound Boulders They Can Move by Hand, Giving More Insights Into Ancient Engineering
How were giant ancient structures like Stonehenge, or the towering Moai heads on Easter Island, assembled at a time when cranes and trucks were stillgizmodo.com
Meh it's a clever way to move stones a few feet, still doesn't explain how we're supposed to believe Joe Blow cave dweller carved and moved 20-100 ton stones.
Just to be clear I don't believe ancient aliens did it, I'm thinking more along the lines of ancient "advanced" civilization that we have forgotten.
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Great. Now all I can think when I see that scene is how shitty the CGI is in the last couple frames. His head and arms just disappear. WTF man!
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well duh, the leader was usually a man and the biggest swinging dick in town. he needed a huge cock hat to let everyone know it.
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