Years ago a group of the world's top Researchers formed a multi-disciplinary Team comprising of experts in various Fields such as archeology physics Engineering and anthropology and after Years of working together in Egypt they Deciphered the enigmatic mechanisms Behind These ancient Egyptian Technologies and unraveled their Practical applications and one of the Explorers that has made the world talk About his findings is Graham Hancock who Revealed an update the Great Pyramid Internal REM theory that people don't Know and it is fascinating according to Graham Hancock there is proof how much People lied about Egyptian history and Pyramids and it is far different than we Ever thought so the controversy Surrounding the construction of the Pyramid in ancient Egypt has piqued the Interest of historians archaeologists And independent researchers worldwide The convention academic consensus Attributes the construction of these Architectural Marvels to manual labor Combined with simple tools and ingenious Engineering however a handful of Unconventional thinkers proposed Different theories hinting at the Existence of a highly advanced yet lost Technology among the most distinguished Advocates of this Viewpoint is Graham Hancock he has consistently argued that

The conventional understanding of History may underestimate the Technological and cultural Sophistication of ancient societies Hancock's hypotheses have often bought Into Focus the concept of lost Technology an idea that is Central to His interpretation of the pyramid's Construction his viewpoint on the Pyramid suggests that their construction Involved a high level of technological Prowess which has been lost over time he Also argues that the Precision and Complexity inherent in the pyramid's Design and construction are beyond what It could have been achieved with the Tools and techniques conventionally Believed to be used by the ancient Egyptians the Great Pyramid of Giza for Example has been a significant focus of Hancock's analysis he has discussed the Precise alignment of this pyramid with The Cardinal Direct actions and its Correlation with celestial bodies the Highly Advanced knowledge of astronomy And Mathematics this implies is a Cornerstone of Hancock's argument for Lost technology with that the Sophisticated masonry including fitting Massive Stones together with millimeter Precision has often been cited as Evidence the mainstream academic Consensus argues for simple tools like Copper chisels and stone mallets but

Hancock and like-minded theorists Question whether such methods could Achieve such precise results for him These anomalies point to a more Technologically advanced society that Used means currently unknown or Undervalued by conventional archeology Hancock doesn't stop at suggesting the Existence of lost technology he delves Into its possible Origins as well while His hypotheses vary they all suggest That this lost technology was passed Down from a much older and more advanced Civilization now lost to history Predating even the oldest known Egyptian Dynasties this Lost Civilization Hypothesis is based on various Historical archaeological and geological Anomalies that Hancock believes Mainstream science has either Misinterpreted or overlooked this Includes the underwater structures off The coast of Japan the ancient city of Gobekli Tepe in turkey and the unusual Erosion patterns of the Sphinx in Egypt Which Hancock interprets as evidence of A technologically advanced civilization From a Time far beyond conventional Understanding on the other hand one Theory that captivates the attention of Historians archaeologists and Enthusiasts is the zigzagging ramp Theory this hypothesis suggests that the Massive stone blocks used to build the

Pyramids will hold up a zig-zagging ramp The zigzagging ram Theory as it pertains To the construction of Egyptian Pyramids Is a hypothesis suggesting that these Remarkable structures were built using a Zigzagging or spiraling ramp to move the Massive Limestone blocks into place the Theory principally championed by French Architect Jean-Pierre houdin proposes a Significant departure from other Theories that suggest the use of Straight or external spiral ramps who Did argues that the ancient Egyptians Built an internal ramp within the Pyramid the zigzagged or spiraled Upwards enabling workers to haul the Massive stone blocks from the base to The apex of the stradger one of the Compelling factors of houdin's theory is That IT addresses the long-standing Question of how the pyramid Builders Were able to place the huge blocks with Such Precision while also maintaining The pyramid's overall shape an internal Zigzagging ramp would allow workers to Adjust the Block's placement with much Higher accuracy and ease compared to Other methods providing a plausible Answer to this enduring question a Fundamental aspect of houdin's theory is That the gradient of the ramp would have Been maintained at around seven percent An angle manageable for workers to pull Up the blocks the zigzagging pattern of

The ramp would also allow for turns and Changes in Direction which would be Crucial for moving the blocks around the Corners of the pyramid as it ascended With that an internal ramp would be Sheltered from the harsh external Weather conditions offering better Working conditions and allowing Construction to proceed uninterrupted by The elements this design could also Protect the ramp and construction Process from prying ice reserving the Sanctity and secrecy often associated With such Monumental edifices Hood in Zigzagging Ram theory is supported by Certain microgravmetic analysis that Suggests the presence of voids inside The Great Pyramid of Giza which Correspond to the presumed layout of the Zigzagging ramp in addition there's Another belief that suggests the Egyptian pyramids and other old Structures weren't made by human Cleverness but were built by creatures From other planets the theories that Aliens built the pyramids primarily Springs from a broader subset of Theories known as ancient astronaut Theories these conjectures propose that Intelligent extraterrestrial beings Visited Earth in Antiquity significantly Influencing the development of human Civilization by sharing Advanced Knowledge or technology the pyramid

Theory specifically points to the Remarkable sophistication of Mathematical Precision of the pyramids Particularly the Great Pyramid of Giza And argues that such a feat was Impossible for humans of the time thus Requiring extraterrestrial intervention Indeed the pyramids especially those at Giza are a testament to remarkable Engineering architectural and Mathematical capabilities the Great Pyramid built around 2560 BC for Pharaoh Khufu stands about 146.7 meters tall and consists of more Than 2 million Limestone blocks the Complexity lies in its Precision its Alignment to True North is incredibly Accurate and the side's lengths differ By mere inches and a standing feet for a Structure of such scale proponents of The idiom Theory argue that such Precision could not have been achieved By the humans of that period given the Assumed lack of sophisticated tools and Knowledge about Earth's dimensions they Point to the seeming impossibility of Hauling massive Limestone blocks Aligning them perfectly and working with Such mathematical precision as Indicators of an advanced Extraterrestrial hand furthermore Pier Tale an archaeologist made an Astonishing Discovery in a remote area Of the Egyptian desert he found a series

Of 30 caves hidden in Limestone Hills Which had been sealed and remained Unseen for centuries these caves were Located far away from any ancient or Modern city a few miles Inland from the Red Sea tale's exploration began in 2011 And he soon determined that these caves Had been used as a storage facility for Boats around 4 600 years ago during the Fourth dynasty of the Old Kingdom However the real surprise came June Tally's third excavation season in 2013. He stumbled upon something unexpected Complete roles of Papyrus some of these Roles were a few feet long and Remarkably well preserved they were Inscribed with hieroglyphics and heretic The ancient Egyptian cursive script used For everyday communication Tele realized that these Papyrus roles Were the oldest known ones in the world Surprisingly the recently discovered Papyrus Scrolls were written by Individuals who took part in the Construction of the Great Pyramid which Is the largest and oldest of the three Enormous pyramids in Giza near modern Day Cairo among these Scrolls was the Personal Journal of a previously unknown Official named mira mira was in charge Of a group of around 200 workers who Traveled across Egypt plating and Delivering various types of Goods Mira Meticulously recorded his activities in

Half day intervals his journal mentioned Stopping a tourer a town along the Nile Known for its Limestone Quarry there his Team loaded their boats with stone and Transported it up the no River to Giza It is worth noting that turua Limestone Was used as the outer casing for the Pyramids and mirror's Journal provides a Unique glimpse into the final stages of The Great Pyramids construction what Makes the journal even more significant Is that Mirad mentions reporting to the Noble and cuff this individual Previously known as the half-brother of Pharaoh Khufu was now definitively Identified as overseeing some aspects of The great pyramid's construction as Mira's entries cover the last known year Of khufu's Reign they offer an Unprecedented insight into the ancient Egyptians efforts to complete the Great Pyramid the discovery of these papari Has brought great excitement among Experts Mark Lerner a renowned Researcher who is dedicated for decades To studying the pyramids and the Sphinx Expressed his enthusiasm stating that This finding is probably the closest he Will ever get to experiencing time Travel and witnessing the era of the Pyramid Builders Zohar house an esteemed Egyptian archaeologist who previously Served as the Chief Inspector of the Pyramid site and the minister of

Antiquities went as far as proclaiming It as the most significant Discovery in Egypt during the 21st century the Reactions highlight the immense Importance and value of these ancient Documents Tale the arc geologist behind The discovery chooses his words Carefully and doesn't want to exaggerate The significance of the find during one Of his excavations near the Red Sea he Emphasizes that it's still early in the Century and we shouldn't overstate the Importance of this kind of Discovery When asked about his emotions upon Finding the collection of papari he Explained that after working tirelessly For a month it's difficult to fully Comprehend the magnitude of what has Been uncovered for over two decades tale Has been working diligently in the Lesser-known regions of the ancient Egyptian Empire spanning from the Libyan Desert to the Sinai Peninsula and the Red Sea despite his long-standing Efforts he hadn't received much Recognition until recently tale founded Both amusing and slightly bothersome That his discoveries are now gaining Attention in academic journals and Mainstream media he believes a sudden Interest is due to the fact that the Papare he found provides insights into The Pyramid of Khufu one of the most Famous and iconic pyramids in Egypt

Until these recent excavation took place It wasn't widely recognized that the Ancient Egyptians were skilled seafarers It was commonly believed that they Mainly traveled along the Nile River or Stayed close to the Mediterranean Coast However the work conducted by tele and Other researchers over the past 20 years Has revealed that the ancient Egyptian Empire had Grand Ambitions beyond their Monumental structures in Giza they were Also venturing outwards and exploring Distant regions this newfound knowledge Sheds light on the remarkable extent of Their Empire's influence before talle's Discovery the only known account of the Place was from British Explorer John Gardner Wilkinson in 1823. Wilkinson Mentioned the location in his travel Notes describing it as a small hill with 18 chambers that have been excavated he Suspected that there might be more Chambers but their entrances were no Longer visible Wilkinson and his Companions entered the chambers that Were least obstructed by sand or eroded Rock they discovered that these Chambers Were catacombs meticulously carved and Ranging in size from approximately 80 to 24 feet in length and 5 feet in width The height of the chambers varied Between six to eight feet Wilkinson's Observations provide some early insight Into the site laying the groundwork for

Further exploration and understanding Wilkinson associating the area with a Monastery mistakenly believed that the Complex of galleries were catacombs However talei recognized that the Description of the carefully carved Chambers resembled the boat storage Galleries he was Excavating in ansukna Similar galleries were also found in Another ancient report Mercer garasis Where excavations were being carried out By Catherine a bard of Boston University And Rodolfo fatavich of the University Of Naples La Oriental in addition two French pilots who were stationed in the Suez Gulf during the mid-1950s had taken Note of the site but they didn't connect It to the harbor Tele managed to locate one of the pilots And combining their notes with Wilkinson's description add modern GPS Technology he determined the exact Location two years later tele and his Team began clearing a narrow passage at The entrance of the boat galleries Situated between two large stone blocks That have been used to seal the caves it Was during this excavation that they Discovered complete Papyrus roles Including the Journal of Mayor tele Believes that the ancient Egyptians Deliberately place the papari inside the Galleries some of which were still tied With ropes likely as they sealed off the

Site this finding provides valuable Insights into the practices and rituals Of the ancient Egyptians as they Concluded their activities in the area Wade al-jaf is located just 35 miles Away from the Sinai desert which means That the mountains that served as the Entrance to the mining District in Sinai Are clearly visible from there this Egyptian site has not only revealed a Treasure Trove of papari but has also Provided numerous significant Discoveries within the harbor area tale And his team uncovered an ancient stone Jetty shaped like an L stretching over 600 feet long this Jetty was built to Create a safe haven for boats they also Unearthed approximately 130 anchors a Remarkable increase in the number of Known ancient Egyptian anchors the site Contained 30 Gallery caves that were Meticulously carved into the Mountainside these galleries ranged in Length from 50 to over 100 feet making Them three times the number of boat Galleries found in ainsukana considering That this Harbor was constructed around 4 600 years ago the scale of this Endeavor was truly Grand the magnitude Of these findings indicates the Remarkable ambition and Engineering Skills of the ancient Egyptians in Establishing such a large-scale harbor Facility surprisingly the harbor of Wade

Al-jaf was utilized for a relatively Brief period the evidence gathered by Tally and his team strongly suggests That the harbor was active during the Fourth Dynasty specifically during the Reign of pharaoh Khufu tale's Excavations have made it clear that this Port played a crucial role in the Construction of the pyramids the ancient Egyptians required vast quantities of Copper which was the hardest metal Available at that time to cut the stones For the pyramids the primary source of Copper was the mines located in the Sinai directly across from Wade al-jaf It seems that the reason the ancient Egyptians eventually abandoned this Harbor in the favor of an sukna was Primarily due to logistical reasons and Sutner was situated only about 75 miles Away from the capital of ancient Egypt Making it more conveniently accessible On the other hand reaching wadal jaff Involved a significantly longer Overland Journey despite its closer proximity to The Sinai mining District Lerner an American egyptologist was immensely Impressed by the strong connections he Observed between Giza and the distinct Harbor of wada lgf he was captivated by The unmistakable signs of pharaoh Khufu's influence and presence in the Site Lerner described the scale ambition And advanced nature of the harbor as

Reminiscent of khufu's Reign the large Galleries carved out of rock resembling Modern and track train garages and the Discovery of massive hammers made from Hard black diorite showcased the immense Scale of the Endeavor Lerner highlighted The remarkable size and organization of The harbor along with a meticulous and Orderly hieroglyphic writings found on The papari these writings resembled Ancient Excel spreadsheets providing a Clear insight into the administrative Practices of the time all of these Characteristics displayed the clarity Power and sophistication reminiscent of The pyramids and the early fourth Dynasty particularly associated with Pharaoh Khufu Learners observations Reinforce the notion the wadal jaf was Intimately linked to Khufu and the Monumental achievements of the era tele Strongly believes that Harbors like wada Al-jaf and and sugna primarily Functioned as Supply Centers the Sinai Region had limited food resources it was A responsibility of individuals like Mira who held managerial positions to Ensure the food from the fertile lands Along the Nile was transported to the Thousands of workers in the Sinai mines Additionally they were responsible for Retrieving copper and turquoise from the Sinai it is highly probable that these Harbors were operational during the

Spring and summer seasons when the Red Sea was relatively calm after using the Boats for transportation purposes they Would be hauled up the rocky Cliffs and Stored within the galleries for safe Keeping until the following spring this Strategic approach allowed them to Effectively manage the logistics of Supplying the workers and safeguarding The boats during the less favorable Weather conditions evidently the Construction of the Great Pyramids at Giza involved various regions of Egypt Materials were sourced from different Locations Granite was obtained from Aswan in the southern part of the Country Food Supplies came from the Nile Delta in the North near the Mediterranean Sea and Limestone was Quarried in tour located about 12 miles South of Cairo along the Nile River this Extensive Maritime activity was driven By the Monumental scale of the building Projects in a recent essay tally Emphasizes that the large-scale Construction projects necessitated the Need for shipbuilding While most of the Boats were intended for navigating the Nile River and transporting materials Along its banks the emergence of wada Al-jaf during the same time period Provides clear evidence of the expansion Of this endeavor towards the Red Sea This development indicates the logical

Extension of the Egyptian states project Demonstrating their far-reaching Ambitions in utilizing Maritime Transportation to support their Monumental building initiatives Additionally one of the most significant Breakthroughs in our understanding of How the pyramids were constructed came With the discovery of the Builder's Settlement providing invaluable insights Into the daily lives of the people who Built these Monumental structures the Monumental breakthrough occurred in 2018 Led by an international team of Archaeologists under the guidance of Esteemed egyptologist zahar hawas the Site was located in the southern city of Luxor a region famous for the Valley of The Kings the settlement was found near The tombs of the the Pharaohs implying a Close connection to the construction of These Monumental burial sites initially The area appeared to be a simple mound Of sand but as the team began their Careful excavation the full extent of The site began to unfold below the Unassuming surface the remnants of a Highly organized settlement lay dormant Waiting to reveal their secrets this Discovery was the culmination of years Of meticulous field work and study and It marked the beginning of an entirely New chapter in the study of pyramid Construction the discovered settlement

Was not just a workers Village but a Well-organized complex complete with Areas designated for sleeping eating and Tall production this evidence revealed That the pyramid Builders were not Slaves as was once widely believed but Skilled laborers who worked in Three-month shifts they were given beer And bread three times a day and meet Once a week signifying a fairly decent Standard of living for the time the site Itself comprised of numerous structures And artifacts all of which painted a Vivid picture of a complex organized Living and working space for the pyramid Builders as the archaeologists excavated The area they found remnants of Buildings thought to be sleeping Quarters spaces that appeared to be Communal eating areas and areas where Tools were fashioned and repaired one of The most significant aspects of this Discovery was the state of preservation Unlike many archaeological sites the Pyramid Builders settlement was Remarkably well preserved offering a Unique opportunity to examine the site In detail the Arid desert environment Had acted like a time capsule preserving The foundations of buildings fragments Of pottery pieces of clothing and tools In an exceptional State the layout and Organization of the settlement provided Key insights into the living conditions

And daily routines of the workers rather Than a makeshift encampment the site Resembled a well-organized and planned Settlement suggestive of a structured Society and systematic work processes Moreover back in 1974 a French scientist Named Joseph Davids put forward a Groundbreaking idea he suggested that Instead of being cut the blocks used to Build the pyramids were actually poured When we try to understand how the Pyramids were constructed we need to Tackle four main challenges first we Need to figure out how the blocks were Taken from quarries and shaped then we Had to consider how these blocks were Transported to the construction site Next we must understand how the blocks Were lifted to the higher levels of the Pyramid lastly we need to unravel the Mystery of how the entire structure was Kept square and level davidovitz who was Born in 1935 has accomplished a lot in His career he has a degree in chemical Engineering from France and a PhD in Chemistry from Germany he is also a Professor of Applied archeology at Barry University and Penn State in 1998 he was Honored with the title of Chevrolet de Orda National demerit by French President Jacques Shirak in the early 1970s when David David started studying The pyramids he noticed something Strange right away the Limestone used in

The pyramid blocks didn't match the Limestone found in the quarries where it Was believed to have come from the Limestone typically found in Egypt Contains mostly calcite along with small Amounts of other minerals like quartz Dolomites gypsum and iron Aluminosilicate however the blocks used In the pyramids have a lower calciate Content and contain additional minerals Such as opal hydroxyl appetite and Silico aluminate what's even more Peculiar is that the structure of the Stone appears amorphous or glass-like With numerous tiny air bubbles that are Not normally present in natural Limestone adding to the mystery many of The blocks show unusual layers with Large fossil fragments concentrated at The bottom and lighter grains at the top Instead of the expected alternating Bands seen in regular Limestone another Intriguing find was a block on the Giza Plateau that seemed to be made of two Different types of stone with one half Eroded faster than the other based on These findings davidovitz reached a Surprising conclusion the pyramid blocks Were not made out of natural Limestone But rather a man-made substance called Geopolymer essentially it is a type of Ancient Egyptian concrete that was used In constructing the pyramids davidovitz Proposed a different explanation for the

Construction of the pyramid blocks he Believed that instead of quarrying and Moving the blocks to Giza they were Actually created right on site using Molds made of wood according to this Theory the Limestone was in a liquid Form when it was poured into the molds This method would explain the remarkable Precision of the pyramid's construction Because the liquid Limestone would Naturally level itself and result in Very thin gaps between the blocks this Casing technique was particularly well Suited for the Giza Plateau because the Area had plenty of soft and crumbly Limestone that wasn't suitable for Large-scale construction using Traditional methods in his laboratory Davidovitz successfully created a Special type of limestone concrete using Only four ingredients that were easily Accessible to the ancient Egyptian These ingredients included water crushed Limestone quick lime and Natron a Mixture of salt and sodium bicarbonate Commonly found along the Nile and used In mummification to validate his Findings davidovits conducted blind Tests he sent out samples of his Laboratory Made Concrete along with Pieces of actual pyramid stones to Various labs for analysis surprisingly Every laboratory reported that the Composition of the lab Made Concrete and

The pyramid Stones was identical this Result was seen as conclusive evidence Suggesting that davidovits had finally Solved the long-standing mystery of how The pyramids were constructed in 1988 he Published his groundbreaking findings in A book titled the built the pyramids That's it for today subscribe to our Channel and hit the notification Bell