Hi Damon,

A YouTube link without a word of explanation from either you or whoever created this clip.

All I see are random locations of ancient sites across the earth with numerous numerical links. What are we trying to say here? Are you going with the Graham Hancock's theory of a lost global civilisation from 8000 years ago or earlier?

Even if you choose to accept this highly controversial theory I fail to see what astrology is involved here.

Mark

Good morning,

It is incorrect to assume that all forum members access 'you tube' and other so-called 'social networks' engaged in the 'business' of gathering and selling private data acquired free of charge.

Best regards,

lihin

Mark wrote:Hi Damon,

A YouTube link without a word of explanation from either you or whoever created this clip.

All I see are random locations of ancient sites across the earth with numerous numerical links. What are we trying to say here? Are you going with the Graham Hancock's theory of a lost global civilisation from 8000 years ago or earlier?

Even if you choose to accept this highly controversial theory I fail to see what astrology is involved here.

Mark

Geodetics is a well known one Astrocartography system. I was hoping anyone would understand those links

Lithin wrote:

It is incorrect to assume that all forum members access 'you tube' and other so-called 'social networks' engaged in the 'business' of gathering and selling private data acquired free of charge.

Indeed. But since noone has actually made that suggestion here I fail to understand the point of your post.

Mark

Damon wrote:

Geodetics is a well known one Astrocartography system. I was hoping anyone would understand those links

If it relates to astrology that is fine. I am just a bit dubious it does in this instance. Older examples of geodetics based on astrology are the systems developed by Sepharial (United Kingdom) and Grimm (Germany) in the 19th century.

http://www.uranian-institute.org/bfgeovsrel.htm

My problem here is that since the link and accompanying website make no reference whatsoever to stars or zodiac signs I fail to see how this qualifies as astrocartography?

The system you have displayed shows a model based on the Pyramid of Giza as the central meridian. From this we are given various numerical relationships to ancient temple/sacred sites across the world such as Uluru, Easter Island, Angkor, Stonehenge, Baalbek, Teotihuacan etc. The implication is that these are all related to Giza in some way.

I accept such an approach could be adopted astrologically with Giza as the central point. We have had members before with such beliefs. You could use Giza in much the same way as Sepharial and Grimm used the prime meridian based on London as a focal point.

But there seems a clear implication of an ancient global culture here where such sites were connected in planned alignments. It may be a coincidence but this is strongly reminiscent of the theories of the alternative archeaologist Graham Hancock.

If you are going to base a system of geodetics on an assumed ancient sacred centre I would suggest the Pyramid at Giza has been totally eclipsed by the findings of the temple at G?bekli Tepe in Turkey. This is thought to be around 11,500 years old and is currently the earliest religious structure found on earth. It dates back 7,000 years before the Pyramid of Giza was built and 6,000 years before Stonehenge was first constructed. It also predates the earliest towns overturning the theory that religious centres followed after urbanization:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6bekli_Tepe

http://anthropology.net/2010/02/22/gobe ... s-of-giza/

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-a ... -tepe.html

Mark

11000 years? Thats long before Sumer.
Amazing

Sumer is much later than settlements like Jericho or ?atalh?y?k.

http://history-world.org/firsttowns.htm

The earliest urban settlement is either

Jericho in Israel: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jericho or

?atalh?y?k in Turkey: http://www.smm.org/catal/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%87atalh%C3%B6y%C3%BCk

This website might be of interest. The creator has put forward some ideas on the animal images at the Temple of G?bekli Tepe which he speculates were based on ancient constellations:

http://www.timothystephany.com/gobekli.html

Mark

The Geodetic chart makes a lot of sense: ASC sagitarius for much of Australia,Capricorn for conservative NZ, Scorpio for the nation of Harakiri.Aries for much of the US, Aquarius for California.I am just not sure of Cancer for England.What do you make of it Mark?

thanks