re: HISTORY, DISCOVERIES & THEORIES: Ancient Antiquities / Timelines / Lost & Found

Going to x again and can always find something out of the normal. Some Antarctica stuff, supposed insider

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Those picture links aren’t working for me

Yeah I don't know why it breaks in linking it sometimes but it does that when I use this browser. I edited the original now to work but they aren't in linked format.

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Wait so you don’t think that bricks can be put onto boats and shipped to Florida?

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They used B-52's from Barkskdale to fly the bricks in for Fort Jackson...in 1822.

Fort Jackson, LA

I still can't get them to work. I went through 10 pages on the X board, and I can't find the darn thing.

ETA; Looks like we are still getting comments here from people reacting to the first page.

Guys, this has ceased to be a discussion on the fort thing.

That...was a ride. Ice spiders, bullet train tunnels, children being experimented on, this is why I come here. This is why threads like this exist.

Yeah it was a truly stupendous story. Those /x/ stories get wild.

And like you saying the same buildings from India to Mexico, I agree. The singing rocks of Pennsylvania are another notable rock "formation" (probably destruction of a temple) comparable to the singing temples in India also.

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Bruh, we are so past stupid brick polygonal forts. We're discussing Antarctic ice spiders, Egyptian princesses buried in Ireland, Romans in America, and blonde mummies in Peru.

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Thanks for the update, there for a bit I thought that I was at "Above Top Secret" when we got to the giant skeletons from around the world and the red haired giants of the South Pacific bit. No doubt that the Smithsonian has fiercely defended, by whatever means necessary, their preferred version of the truth.

One of the things that most struck me when walking through the ruins of Pompeii as a teen were just how familiar it felt. Pompeii, despite having been destroyed almost 2000 years ago, looked exactly like the main street in any town built before the automobile. The streets resemble the brick streets you often find buried preserved under layers of cracking asphalt. The shops looked exactly like modern shops from the building materials to the sizes, to the sidewalks, etc. It all looked like it could have been any town where the roofs had been removed and the facades over the bricks stripped away.

Pompeii




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A lot of conspiracy theories revolve around one of two premises:
1. America was settled by old world civilizations long before Columbus arrived in 1492
2. Many American cities are much older than conventional narratives would lead us to believe

There is so much Neo-classical architecture in the New World. Is it all an attempt at paying homage to the past, or was it actually built by the same people who built Europe’s classic architecture?

Maybe the reason Pompeii looks and feels so familiar is because it is? Maybe it was built by the same people around the same time period as all of these supposedly young American cities? If these cities really were built at the same time by the same people, how would that change the narrative of American history? Would that undermine the founding of our government?

It may be that the traditional narrative is correct, but these sorts of apparent inconsistencies of the naked eye breed questions.

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Still learning to navigate around that site.

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A good way is to just click the catalog button when you are on the board you want. Then you can see the every thread on that board and get a little bit about the thread. The homepage for that board shows the ongoing conversations of the 10 most recently bumped threads. There is also a search button at the top right of the catalog if you want to see if any particular topics are up without having to read through all the topics.