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👀💭 Discovered just recently was a massive cavity in the #Pyramid of #Giza that is over 100 ft long. Using muon radiography, unstable subatomic particles similar to electrons but with a much greater mass to pierce through the pyramid's exterior & help map inside #Archaeology 
👀💭 P1: It seems very possible that the Great Pyramid of Giza may have been a type of #ancient power source or plant. #Scientists have discovered that the #Pyramid of #Giza can collect and concentrate electromagnetic energy in its chambers and at its base. #Archaeology #Ancient
👀💭 P2: The great #pyramid may have acted as a giant battery, using power generated from aquifers beneath the #structure. The lining of the shafts is conductive & the limestone once covering the outside acted as a insulator. The #gold cap transmitted energy like a #tesla coil.
Another day in the office? - Ever wondered what we’re doing on such an #excavation day out there in the field?
Here‘s a "Tale from a Tell", some little thread from the #archaeologist‘s field #journal and #sketchbook:
Here‘s a "Tale from a Tell", some little thread from the #archaeologist‘s field #journal and #sketchbook:
"4.30 o'clock. Ante meridiem. It's still dark outside, the dim light barely enough to distinguish a black thread from a white one: The muezzin just called the faithful to prayer and, probably unintentionally, the archaeologists to finally get up as well."
"Breakfast at such an early hour basically consists of not more than some strong tea, a slice of soft white flatbread (which will be rather dry within the hour), and a handful of olives ..."
