Christopher Dunn Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt: Advanced Engineering at the Sphinx of Giza

Engineer and master craftsman, Christopher Dunn on location at the Sphinx explains how he has observed differences in the quality of craftsmanship during his travels through Egypt. The egineer's conclusion imples that what we see on the Dream Stele, is the product of another culture; a culture other than the one responsible for first fashioning the stone.

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[Anyextee]

So what do YOU think? Is what we see on the Dream Stele the product of another culture, other than the one who first fashioned the monument?

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[ellenmariemccurdy]

Great to see Chris Dunn talking again. What a wonderful time it was. Hoping to return.

[TonyG]

This was excellent and, as in all of your videos, makes me want to go there (or go back there in this case!). Those amazing aerial sweeps of the Sphinx enabled me to see that the Sphinx was originally a lion or a lioness (I'm all for the latter). I believe Manu Seyfzadeh was talking about that and showing us from the ground inside the enclosure, but I really saw what he was talking about in those wonderful aerial shots! Thanks, as always, for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us, Next, and bringing this information to light!!!

[ABandAnd]

There was no water erosion on the original paw that was restored halfway?

[iirepoii]

I'm new to your channel, I think it's great bro, love your story an work it's great 👍 don't give up your built to last, God bless you an your family 🙏, great job .

[righteousred]

Do you have any footage of under the small wall on the north enclosure wall?
I found old photos that show a hole there
I noticed brief views of it in the aerial footage which reminded me you barely see that section, and of the photo I found.

[chriskelly]

Ugh, such a tease behind the Stela. Another hole to be explored

[catman]

After taking THE DEEP DIVE into how POWER is ACTUALLY produced, I can HONESTLY say Christopher Dunn DOESN'T know how enegy is produced!!!😊

[DayRider]

There are a lot of new theories pertaining to the workings of the Giza plateau. Most are a stretch of the imagination with no real evidence. But there are some that do have evidence to back it up. The channel CuriousBeing has a theory that is pretty impressive, though not complete and still needs some refinement. We know that the core workings were from a previous, long distant civilization and all others came much later. Tina's theory is that the original civilization was merely mining the area and that the pyramids were an advanced method for dealing with mine waste storage in an artistic fashion. This makes perfect sense when you look at the big picture. There are mine shafts, advanced machine marks and an industrial feel to the inner chambers that were not meant for human occupation. I would like to expand on that. Many civilizations over many centuries have occupied the area. They were not all building temples and tombs like the main stream has lazily suggested. The "temple" built to the side of the Sphinx wasn't that at all. It was a stone workshop harvesting stone blocks from the area, to build Giza. They were dismantling the pyramids and exporting the stones. Then the next culture comes along, carves their name in it, then it's a temple to Ra or whatever. Over and over.

[johnlandis]

I have to agree. But, it might be possible to leave writing to someone else after the artistry is done. This person may not be skilled as the artist.

But on the conspiracy side, is it also possible that this stone was from somewhere else without the writing and moved here to block an entrance and then the writing added.

[redwoodcoast]

The master mason who carved the hieroglyphic text did the best job possible, yet it is visibly inferior to the imagery at the top. That area is almost as sharp and chrisp as if it were carved yesterday. How is that possible? There is only one way for that to be possible and that is that the top section was formed by casting a smooth reconstituted granite mixture into a perfectly smooth mold made from a perfectly completed clay original.

Only casting can account for such perfection in granite..as the carved text confirms. Pounding a chisel into hard granite will always produce an inferior result to forming imagery by casting because granite is a siliceous type of stone that always produces mini-fractures along any line that is pounded into it...similar to 'carving' glass with a chisel, since it's principally comprised of silica which forms crystal matrixes of various sizes.

You cannot 'carve' crystal structures. You can only grind them into smooth shapes.
~Ancient Stonework Mysteries~

[ResurrectingJiriki]

Lost tools?
I feel I can relate to this offensive content.
And I'm doing much better, thank you.
Gradually finding my way little by little 😅

[Brisius]

so what is with the ufo photo? that's why I clicked

[supabass]

Land of Chem by Geoffrey Drumm provides the most complete theory on the use of the pyramids and satellite structures, check it out people, you wont turn back.