How Old Are the Great Pyramids? Surprising Distant Timeline of Giza Pyramids & Sphinx

#alternatehistory #pyramid #lostcivilization
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Contents of this video:
0:00 Intro - Evidence of Rainwater Erosion & Pre-Dynastic Origins
1:23 Artificial Limestone in Pyramids
1:52 Construction Timeline: Humid to Arid Climate Transition
3:23 Sphinx Water Erosion Patterns & Badlands Comparison
5:21 Precipitation Levels: Past vs Present Giza
6:57 Possible Pyramid Climate Phases
8:44 Sediment Core Analysis from Nile Delta Region
11:37 Summarized Timeline of Dry & Humid Periods
13:10 Evaluating the Early Holocene Period (11,000-6,000 Years Ago)
14:40 Looking Further Back: Earlier Humid Eras
15:40 Human Population Bottleneck Evidence (20,000-15,000 Years Ago)
19:11 Conclusion: Pyramids Built 22,500-20,500 Years Ago

[briandain]

Absolute Masterpiece!! The Beauty of the Presentation is only outmatched by the goddess seen throughout.

[Dan-DJCc]

Tina you have given us a tour de force analysis here. Just wow. Thank you for the effort you make on these, it clearly shows. You are my favorite because your work gets people thinking and engaged.

[mikereid]

Once again, you have put together a very logical and cogent explanation with quite a lot of verifiable evidence to support your suppositions. Thanks for your work, it is very educational.

[Slavigrad]

Great work, as always! I like those scientific details you are adding! Wish you all the best!

[Odder-Being]

And another excellent and thorough investigation with the complementary data to back it all up. You clearly deserve more subscribers. Keep it up and it will happen.

[sergemck]

Another logical, factual and superbly researched presentation, Tina!
You're YT's Queen in the logical, fact-based development of a new, credible, alternative history for pre-historic humanity!
I endorse most everything you've said as highly probable!
I suggest that you research the Lake Titicaca/Cusco megalithic sites, as I believe they were also built 15 to 20k years ago when the Andes mountains were much lower in elevation, and which were also re-purposed, just as the Dynastic Egyptians did, by the Inca civilization. Look at the ancient farm terraces around Lake Titicaca - they are now far too high to grow crops!
There's so much to analyze, but I believe you are on the right path. Well done, Tina!

[andrewlydon]

Very clever to go searching for times when the local climate matched the required pattern. It makes perfect sense to me.

[richardholt]

Love hearing your take on history. From all I have learned your ideas matches much of what history is showing us. Thanks so much for your work.

[Ari_Reijo_Kalevi_Piispanen]

Shared in Anunnaki group - Thank you Tina ♥

[ChrisGatt-kc]

fantastic analysis. Totally makes sense to me as further evidence of the obvious fact that the dynastic egyptians could not have built many of the structures and artifacts from the earlier period.

[damned]

Tina, this is great and interesting work! I was wondering if your timeline analysis could also be applied to archaeoastronomy, for example, the alignment of the Sphinx with the constellation Leo and Giza's pyramids with the Orion Belt as they appeared in the distant past?

[theplastolithicpast]

The granite casing on G3 is a restoration, very likely in the post-YD period. The blocks they were using seem to have come from other (now missing) structureS - not from a quarry. Restoration rather than maintenance suggests that a long period of abandonment had already elapsed.

[ronaldwalker]

Very interesting. You do point that nobody from our historical times actually remembers who the builders were. They pyramids were always ancient it seems. Great job as always!

[ideagora]

Great work Tina! I like how you combined disparate kinds of data to narrow down the timeline. Reminds me of the book Guns, Germs and Steel.
Ken S.

[steelsvanman]

always awesome, great to see so many new people descovering your channel and amazing research!

[superdrunkdnb]

Brilliant video! I think you are definitely on the right track here. Keep on digging!

[thomasratliff]

Wonderful presentation, Tina. Again, extreme research, followed with quality organization, and well planned presentation. Who could argue with your hypothesis? Love your channel! Thank you, again, hugs

[jonsimblett]

Well researched and presented again Tina, your theory on the plateau being a mining site gains more credibility with the recent 'discovery' beneath the pyramid, I was a little surprised you didn't bring this into your video.
Thank you, very interesting.

[SG-jsqn]

Very interesting detective work! I like the idea of finally framing the civilization in a period where we can now think about it and see to what degree this satisfies all conditions or leaves us with more questions.

One condition it satisfies is that it's far enough back in time that if the civilization had been using metal tools and left them in situ, abandoned due to mass calamity, those metals would all be long gone by natural oxidation and erosion. In fact, those objects would likely be gone before the earliest resettlement by the predynastic people, so there would be no legends carried forward.

[jaimealfaro]

Tina, thank you so much! You have just stated the same timeline that I think fits more with what we see. Finally, someone has my same theory. Thank you again.