Ancient Egypt And The Alternative Story Of Mankind's Origins

"An example of the incredible levels of precise symmetry achieved by the ancient Egyptians... do you think this could have been done by hand?

By hand is impossible.
And if you think how precise the great pyramid is it looks obvious to me the ancient egyptians had some serious technology we're not aware of, maybe even more advanced than what we have today."

Nassim Haramein




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