Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums > Pyramids, What Were they for?

marduk

Apr 13 2005, 01:13 PM

QUOTE(Essan @ Apr 13 2005, 02:12 PM)

Around 5,200 years ago there was a small, but subtle, shift in global weather patterns. Until then, the Sahara had enjoyed several thousand years as grassy savannah, with plenty of lakes and rivers. It's believed that human inhabitants of that time were primarily nomadic herders. When the climate changed and the great drought began to dry up the Sahara, they migrated eastwards towards the one still reliable source of water: the Nile. Maybe they had already enjoyed trade with the tribes that farmed alongside the Nile?

From this merge of cultures arose the first Egyptian kindom.

Well, if you believe the more-or-less orthodox view, anyway

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"From this merge of cultures arose the first Egyptian kindom."
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yeah right
whatever
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gordo6910

Apr 13 2005, 09:12 PM

QUOTE(Gabriel @ Jan 19 2005, 05:26 PM)

Theres been some talk on here about the chirping pryamid in Preu, and the ones in egypt. Now for a while i was wondering what have might made them so special, and i think i might have and idea here. Music and or sound.
im kind of talking about Helmholz Resonance, if u dont know thats ok cuz ill tell ya.
Helmholz resonance happens when u blow across the top of a pop bottle, and u get the low FUUUM sound it makes. the air in the bottle is springy and when u blow across the top of it u force the air down and u get that sound.
Still with me?

OK so in preu theres this chirping pryamid that when u clap ur hands u get the pyramid to make a chirping bird sound, and i thinkit works off this princpal.
OF corse theres a little more to it like the blueprint of the structure that alows the air to make this sound, but thats why i think u get the chirping sound.
So to recap the claping of the hands at the pryamid messes with the air presure and creates the chirp.
Dont go anywhere hang on allmost done.

OK so remember the passages that are pluged up in the pryamid in egypt?And all the little shafts that lead to the position of the stars and things. What if some were pluged for a reason? What if they arnt star shafts and are really air shafts!
I think if u were to pull out all the plugs in the great pryamid and all the air were to rush over the holes it would create a note, maybe a hevanly note used for meditation, rituals what ever. What do u all think? Could the note be the note to possably open a hall of records, since it is said by Thoth that one note from a person will open the hall, and i seem to maybe remembering edger casye saying something about it. Thoth created words through sound but there is no exampel of sound being important like in preu. COuld this be it ?
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Ahhh young one u r on the right track THOTH is all u need to know u got the door open just a little now all u got to do is push it a little more & see the true LIGHT kid

marduk

Apr 14 2005, 02:02 AM

One thing I'm sure we all want to know gordo
how much does it cost to join the Thoth fan club
I hear that they're amalgamating with Isis Team
so the new name will be Thoth and Isis Team fan Club
Only one problem with that
the acronym

baastetnoir

Apr 14 2005, 04:20 AM

Well the pyramids were thombs for some pharaos, but most of them were burried at the "Valley of The kings"........The pyramids are also align with stars, and i dont know how could the Egyptians have obtained that kind of Knowledge.

There is a Sumerian legend that says that Marduke comicted a crime against ANu and therefore he was condemend to spen eternity locked in a chamber inside the main pyramid. This chamber that never been unlocked, and the legend says thats were he was "buried" alive. The chamber has a window that points right at the constelation the pyramids mymic on earth. These ancient Gods were suppose to be immortal or at least "immortal" compared to human years.

According to the same legend Marduke escaped and fled to South America where he presented himself to the Mayan people as Kuazecatal, and he was the one that gave them the knowledge to build their pyramids. These pyramids were also used for burials, but mostly for sacrifices to the "Flying serpent" (Quazecatal).

marduk

Apr 14 2005, 09:17 AM

QUOTE(baastetnoir @ Apr 14 2005, 05:20 AM)

Well the pyramids were thombs for some pharaos, but most of them were burried at the "Valley of The kings"........The pyramids are also align with stars, and i dont know how could the Egyptians have obtained that kind of Knowledge.

There is a Sumerian legend that says that Marduke comicted a crime against ANu and therefore he was condemend to spen eternity locked in a chamber inside the main pyramid. This chamber that never been unlocked, and the legend says thats were he was "buried" alive. The chamber has a window that points right at the constelation the pyramids mymic on earth. These ancient Gods were suppose to be immortal or at least "immortal" compared to human years.

According to the same legend Marduke escaped and fled to South America where he presented himself to the Mayan people as Kuazecatal, and he was the one that gave them the knowledge to build their pyramids. These pyramids were also used for burials, but mostly for sacrifices to the "Flying serpent" (Quazecatal).
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there is no such legend

The Roswell Man

Apr 14 2005, 12:49 PM

who were egypts closest allies?

marduk

Apr 14 2005, 01:09 PM

Themselves

The Roswell Man

Apr 14 2005, 01:30 PM

im wondering if the pyramids culd have held mutiple purpose e.g tomb, weapon and power station. fact is i cant trust the egyptilogist completely.

marduk

Apr 14 2005, 04:49 PM

QUOTE(The Roswell Man @ Apr 14 2005, 02:30 PM)

im wondering if the pyramids culd have held mutiple purpose e.g tomb, weapon and power station. fact is i cant trust the egyptilogist completely.

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Er you can wonder all you want about the power station and weapon bit roswell
I suppose it could be constituted as a weapon of mass destruction if only you could drop it on someones head.
When you say egyptologist are you referring to anyone you know in particular ?

The Roswell Man

Apr 14 2005, 05:07 PM

not particularly. i respect they are proud of their past culture and wan2 learn more about it, but sumtimes they seem reluctant to even consider western archeaologist and scholars views or attempts to think 'outside the box ' in a sense.

marduk

Apr 16 2005, 11:18 AM

By western Archaeologists you mean who exactly ?
name names man

The Roswell Man

Apr 16 2005, 02:28 PM

i mean generally
is hancock not good enuff 4 u?

marduk

Apr 16 2005, 03:12 PM

QUOTE(The Roswell Man @ Apr 16 2005, 03:28 PM)

i mean generally
is hancock not good enuff 4 u?

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You're quoting Hancock as an archaeologist
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thats the funniest thing I've ever heard
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no really
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He's a journalist and alternative history author
Not an archaeologist

The Roswell Man

Apr 16 2005, 03:15 PM

thought that will get u laughing

baastetnoir

Apr 16 2005, 08:42 PM

QUOTE(marduk @ Apr 14 2005, 05:17 AM)

QUOTE(baastetnoir @ Apr 14 2005, 05:20 AM)

Well the pyramids were thombs for some pharaos, but most of them were burried at the "Valley of The kings"........The pyramids are also align with stars, and i dont know how could the Egyptians have obtained that kind of Knowledge.

There is a Sumerian legend that says that Marduke comicted a crime against ANu and therefore he was condemend to spen eternity locked in a chamber inside the main pyramid. This chamber that never been unlocked, and the legend says thats were he was "buried" alive. The chamber has a window that points right at the constelation the pyramids mymic on earth. These ancient Gods were suppose to be immortal or at least "immortal" compared to human years.

According to the same legend Marduke escaped and fled to South America where he presented himself to the Mayan people as Kuazecatal, and he was the one that gave them the knowledge to build their pyramids. These pyramids were also used for burials, but mostly for sacrifices to the "Flying serpent" (Quazecatal).
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there is no such legend
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sure is ... seek and you shall find ........................ not my fault you chose the name Marduk ...

marduk

Apr 17 2005, 07:09 AM

QUOTE(baastetnoir @ Apr 16 2005, 09:42 PM)

QUOTE(marduk @ Apr 14 2005, 05:17 AM)

QUOTE(baastetnoir @ Apr 14 2005, 05:20 AM)

Well the pyramids were thombs for some pharaos, but most of them were burried at the "Valley of The kings"........The pyramids are also align with stars, and i dont know how could the Egyptians have obtained that kind of Knowledge.

There is a Sumerian legend that says that Marduke comicted a crime against ANu and therefore he was condemend to spen eternity locked in a chamber inside the main pyramid. This chamber that never been unlocked, and the legend says thats were he was "buried" alive. The chamber has a window that points right at the constelation the pyramids mymic on earth. These ancient Gods were suppose to be immortal or at least "immortal" compared to human years.

According to the same legend Marduke escaped and fled to South America where he presented himself to the Mayan people as Kuazecatal, and he was the one that gave them the knowledge to build their pyramids. These pyramids were also used for burials, but mostly for sacrifices to the "Flying serpent" (Quazecatal).
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there is no such legend
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sure is ... seek and you shall find ........................ not my fault you chose the name Marduk ...
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Well now.
You're claiming that In a sumerian Legend (Marduk didn't exist then) Marduk a babylonian deity commited a crime against Anu a sumerian deity and was locked inside a pyramid that didn't actually exist at the time He then went to a land that was undiscovered at the time and communicated with a race of people that wouldn't exist for another two thousand years and he gave them the knowledge to build pyramids which they didn't have (it was ziggurats) .

Yeah seek and you shall find
Do you know anything at all about the history of either Mesopotamia, mesoamerica or egypt, Or are you copying this crap off the back of a packet of cornflakes
I gather you are saying seek and you shall find because you can't actually find it yourself. I'd go and see the shrink if i were you and get yourslf chaecked out, You're clearly deranged. If you can't produce any evidence to back up your absolutely laughable claim then I'd shut up if I were you because Marduk does not like people making up this sort of baloney about him.
I bet you don't even know what Marduk was do ya because as far as I can see you can't even spell his name correctly

Datah

Apr 17 2005, 07:24 AM

Marduk, are you upset

marduk

Apr 17 2005, 07:36 AM

QUOTE(Datah @ Apr 17 2005, 08:24 AM)

Marduk, are you upset

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Lol no
but Bel Marduk might be. It's always best not to make claims for deities you know nothing about. Especially when they still have members of their religion floating around.
The nonsense that baastetnoir came out with made me laugh.
It's pure unadulterated crap.

Datah

Apr 17 2005, 07:39 AM

QUOTE(marduk @ Apr 17 2005, 07:36 AM)

QUOTE(Datah @ Apr 17 2005, 08:24 AM)

Marduk, are you upset

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Lol no
but Bel Marduk might be. It's always best not to make claims for deities you know nothing about. Especially when they still have members of their religion floating around.
The nonsense that baastetnoir came out with made me laugh.
It's pure unadulterated crap.
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did you get my message today at the other Forum?

marduk

Apr 17 2005, 11:49 AM

QUOTE(Datah @ Apr 17 2005, 08:39 AM)

QUOTE(marduk @ Apr 17 2005, 07:36 AM)

QUOTE(Datah @ Apr 17 2005, 08:24 AM)

Marduk, are you upset

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Lol no
but Bel Marduk might be. It's always best not to make claims for deities you know nothing about. Especially when they still have members of their religion floating around.
The nonsense that baastetnoir came out with made me laugh.
It's pure unadulterated crap.
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did you get my message today at the other Forum?
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Nope ?
Try E mail.