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Toy Soldier · 18-04-2015, 07:33 AM

(Although I've heard it was on Channel 5 a lot, too)

kirklancaster · 18-04-2015, 08:15 AM

In Arthur C Clarke's '2001 A Space Oddyssey', super advanced Aliens visited our planet around 2 million years ago and found a species of Hominids (Australopithecus sediba?) who were reminiscent of their own primitive ancestors. The Hominids were in real danger of exctinction and so the Aliens gave them a huge evolutionary 'leap forward' by fusing their own DNA with the 'apes'. Thus; Homo Sapiens was 'born' and we went from near bottom of the 'Food Chain' to the very top.

Reasoning that if Aliens DID visit us, and that we were then too primitive to understand, then they would leave us a 'Calling Card' to be discovered and 'read' only when we had sufficiently evolved to be able to meet them, Clarke had the aliens bury a 'Monolith' on our moon.

The buried Monolith was a 'Sentinel' (Clarke's original title) and the idea was that if MAN was able to FLY to the moon and unearth the Monolith, then it was guaranteed that we had evolved sufficiently to meet our 'creators', and once it was unearthed a signal automatically 'shot' to Jupiter - home of the 'Gods'.

Now, I wonder in the case of all these IRREFUTABLE archaeological anomalous artefacts, whether we are all now playing the same 'guessing' games as the astronauts in Clarke's story who unearthed the moon Monolith - "What the Feck is this? It shouldn't BE HERE?".

The trouble is; that in the case of those 'KNOW IT ALLS' the mainstream scientists, they try to fit each archaeological anomaly into the parameters of accepted science - no matter how big a stretch that is; The 'Baghdad Battery becomes just a mere papyrus storage jar, and Niamh's 150,000 year old radioactive metal pipes become 'natural formations', the extensive 12, 000 year old mystical site at Göbekli Tepe in Turkey is 'just a temple', for example.

Now, some 'Ancient Alien' claims have been satisfactorily 'de-bunked'; Stitchin and The Anunnaki (sorry Kizzy) and the Egyptian 'Light Bulb' of Dendera in Egypt fame, but conventional science CANNOT answer ALL the questions raised by the thousands of incongruous ancient artefacts in existence.

Oh if only we could unearth a shiny black monolith - signal to Orion's belt or Sigma Sagittarii and all.

kirklancaster · 18-04-2015, 08:16 AM

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Kirk I was talking about the Bruce Willis film "the fifth element" - not LT's penis.

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Twot.

kirklancaster · 18-04-2015, 08:19 AM

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..I think the Niamh age jokes are older than those pipes..

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Classic Ammi.

Northern Monkey · 18-04-2015, 08:19 AM

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Denenenenenenenenene... Nah nah nah whoo whee wha whoo whee WhoooOOoOOoo.

... ... That was supposed to be me singing "the x files" theme tune. I'm betting no one got that.

Weird though!

Oh!
I had Batman in my head when reading that

Northern Monkey · 18-04-2015, 08:22 AM

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...it's funny because I was recently looking at some Egyptian artefacts in a gallery and thought hmmmm, what's gained really from these exhibits...is it right really to essentially rob graves/dig up bodies...and then with something like this, you're reminded of just how much there is still to learn and to gain from...

some of the pipes were found to be highly radioactive

Have you ever been to the Egyptian Museum?The amount of stuff found in just one tomb is amazing when you see it.

kirklancaster · 18-04-2015, 08:33 AM

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Have you ever been to the Egyptian Museum?The amount of stuff found in just one tomb is amazing when you see it.

That's where I first met LT - it took me ages getting him out of that sarcophagus and taking all those bandages off.

Seriously Paul, I recommend at least a day there for anyone who hasn't been - fascinating.

Niamh. · 18-04-2015, 08:42 AM

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..I think the Niamh age jokes are older than those pipes..

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aint that the truth

Northern Monkey · 18-04-2015, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

That's where I first met LT - it took me ages getting him out of that sarcophagus and taking all those bandages off.

Seriously Paul, I recommend at least a day there for anyone who hasn't been - fascinating.

Yeah i went about 3 or 4 years ago.I had no idea before i went the amount of artifacts that which were actually found and the amount of gold!The size of the caskets and other things like chariots.Amazing.

kirklancaster · 18-04-2015, 08:49 AM

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Yeah i went about 3 or 4 years ago.I had no idea before i went the amount of artifacts that which were actually found and the amount of gold!The size of the caskets and other things like chariots.Amazing.

I don't know about you, but visiting there has always had the same effect on me as standing in St Paul's Cathedral looking around it, or looking up at the star-filled night sky in the early hours -- A total awestruck realisation of how insignificant we are and how little we really know about anything.

Kizzy · 18-04-2015, 12:26 PM

Sitchin may have been debunked for his interpretation of events which, as the debunkers is,just one mans opinion and open to scrutiny obviously.
What of the depictions in ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian art and text or the enuma elis? The references to the nephilim in the bible ( genesis, numbers and the book of Jubilees)
Do I believe that artifacts such as the Antikythera mechanism and the Bagdad batteries were technology passed from more intelligent beings than us? Yes.