Evidence for Ancient High Technology in Egypt Explained by Chris Dunn on-site at Giza Pyramids

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[princeedmunddukeofedinburg]

Dooood you deserve 1 million subs for this content....the way you are explaining things and stuff, amazing.

[mortisnoctu]

Man! What I wouldn’t give to be there with you and Chris Dunn

[Johnnyp]

Are you kidding? We don’t have the technology to cut like that meow.

[gotMylky]

Fantastic as always! SHARE LIKE COMMENT you deserve to do this full time. All the best from UK

[bridgetkorns]

Thank you for another fascinating video Next!

[ConspiratorialReport]

Great information on the subject. Thank you much. Great work!

[woonsockettruthseeker]

Just found this channel.
My brother sounds like he's from New England.
Rhode Island police officer here 👍

[arcto]

I think the best way to cut stone using a chain would be the way. This huge " saw" is not ideal. Please look how they cut jade stones with a chain! Look in to it!

[melissaschreiber]

So my theory too the ark of the coven I think the ark of the coven helped some of these tools that were given to them in Egypt laser tight tools things that would cut with perfect precision and I think that's what the ark of the coven really truly held

[arcto]

Love it! Good info and video well done. I just miss the music but this is great😀 also! If they used a saw what material was the blade out of do u think?

[melissaschreiber]

I don't think they were used for tombs I think they did put some in there to make it seem that's what they were for but I think there was a lot more to those pyramids cuz I mean look at the alignment with the the Orion's belt for one personally I think every pyramid located around the world directly points up to the location of the extraterrestrial bands that came at that point in time and taught them technology that's just my hypothetical theory

[عبدالله-نهص]

I read that archaeologist Zahi Hawass will work in the production of documentaries about archaeological sites in Saudi Arabia and introducing its civilization, after introducing the civilization of Egypt from these films.
It's good to see you with him on this mission
You both have a passion and love for archeology

[jonwashburn]

Thank you. Pretty cool. Thought you cut your hair at first.

[melissaschreiber]

Yeah Christopher is an awesome guy for detail I believe he was in some of the ancient alien episodes too there were a couple guys from out there if I'm correct he was one of them

[Shakethebugs]

0:23 According to Mohs scale of hardness, basalt scores a SIX. While copper scores a 2.5 almost a THREE. Which means the Egyptians ( Dynastic ) aka the Pharaohs and dem. With their copper chisles could not build the “Basalt” stone floor -3223

[mystryfine]

copper saws and silica sand which gets embedded in the copper

[Eyes_Open]

Would be interested to see a debate between Chris and Denys Stocks.

[melissaschreiber]

Oh yeah I agree there was definitely tools technology and tools taught or given but I believe for the larger stones that we have proven could not be rolling on wheels from miles and miles and miles away it had to be the propulsion system design. I mean think about it there's energy all around us it takes a square cubic meter to power a city if we can harness all the energy around us do you can you imagine what that what we could do in this world how many corporations would go under and businesses and oil companies electrical companies I mean you name it that would create huge change and at the same time yeah a lot of people would lose jobs but I think there's a lot of places where people could be accommodated but in order to advance some life there has to be changed there's always going to be some kind of change

[MrFreezook]

My Friend Anyextee, This is why Egyptians say: "Once you drink from the Nile you'll always come back to it" ;) Obviously all these people in this tour, will come back with a totally different attitude once they grow up. & Grow up, I don't mean physically.

[Jerreinemy]

hold up did he just say they where build from the outside inwords