Luke Caverns

And I think, I think that, you know, even Graham Hancock has come around to, you know, the greater part of the pyramids must be, uh, fourth dynasty, you know, under the Pharaoh Khufu. Uh, he, he talked about this on, on either Rogan or, um, another podcast, um, but I clipped it and put it on my ex account. And, um,

And I think, I think that, you know, even Graham Hancock has come around to, you know, the greater part of the pyramids must be, uh, fourth dynasty, you know, under the Pharaoh Khufu. Uh, he, he talked about this on, on either Rogan or, um, another podcast, um, but I clipped it and put it on my ex account. And, um,

And I became exposed to, you know, information like, and I got to see these just a month ago, these cedars of Lebanon that are inside the, you know, it's quote unquote burial chamber, but without a sarcophagus. It's a strange chamber in the pyramid. In what pyramid? The Bent Pyramid.

And I became exposed to, you know, information like, and I got to see these just a month ago, these cedars of Lebanon that are inside the, you know, it's quote unquote burial chamber, but without a sarcophagus. It's a strange chamber in the pyramid. In what pyramid? The Bent Pyramid.

And I became exposed to, you know, information like, and I got to see these just a month ago, these cedars of Lebanon that are inside the, you know, it's quote unquote burial chamber, but without a sarcophagus. It's a strange chamber in the pyramid. In what pyramid? The Bent Pyramid.

So, up at the highest chamber in the Bent Pyramid, there are these cedars of Lebanon that are built into the pyramid. And they only could have been placed there at a time before the top of the pyramid. Maybe the last 10% is... No, I'm sorry. Really, the next 50% is built because it's only about halfway up in the pyramid.

So, up at the highest chamber in the Bent Pyramid, there are these cedars of Lebanon that are built into the pyramid. And they only could have been placed there at a time before the top of the pyramid. Maybe the last 10% is... No, I'm sorry. Really, the next 50% is built because it's only about halfway up in the pyramid.

So, up at the highest chamber in the Bent Pyramid, there are these cedars of Lebanon that are built into the pyramid. And they only could have been placed there at a time before the top of the pyramid. Maybe the last 10% is... No, I'm sorry. Really, the next 50% is built because it's only about halfway up in the pyramid.

But those cedars of Lebanon kind of lock that pyramid into a certain time frame. They carbon date them and they're about... They're about 4,800 years ago, you know, 2,800 BC. And, you know, so we know exactly how old these trees are. So they kind of lock them in place.

But those cedars of Lebanon kind of lock that pyramid into a certain time frame. They carbon date them and they're about... They're about 4,800 years ago, you know, 2,800 BC. And, you know, so we know exactly how old these trees are. So they kind of lock them in place.

But those cedars of Lebanon kind of lock that pyramid into a certain time frame. They carbon date them and they're about... They're about 4,800 years ago, you know, 2,800 BC. And, you know, so we know exactly how old these trees are. So they kind of lock them in place.

And you discover more things like that, like how we were talking about earlier where you were saying, you know, a smoking gun for... A civilization existing in the Americas 12,000 years ago would be, well, what if one of those meteorite fragments just destroyed a city, right? Well, at Giza, we actually have something that's sort of similar to that. The construction of mencaras.

And you discover more things like that, like how we were talking about earlier where you were saying, you know, a smoking gun for... A civilization existing in the Americas 12,000 years ago would be, well, what if one of those meteorite fragments just destroyed a city, right? Well, at Giza, we actually have something that's sort of similar to that. The construction of mencaras.

And you discover more things like that, like how we were talking about earlier where you were saying, you know, a smoking gun for... A civilization existing in the Americas 12,000 years ago would be, well, what if one of those meteorite fragments just destroyed a city, right? Well, at Giza, we actually have something that's sort of similar to that. The construction of mencaras.

So, you know, you have... You have the Great Pyramid, you have the Second Pyramid or the Middle Pyramid, and then you have Menkaure's Pyramid. Well, you have the Mortuary Temple, you have the Long Causeway, and it goes down to the Valley Temple. That Valley Temple there, during its construction, destroyed a worker's village.

So, you know, you have... You have the Great Pyramid, you have the Second Pyramid or the Middle Pyramid, and then you have Menkaure's Pyramid. Well, you have the Mortuary Temple, you have the Long Causeway, and it goes down to the Valley Temple. That Valley Temple there, during its construction, destroyed a worker's village.

So, you know, you have... You have the Great Pyramid, you have the Second Pyramid or the Middle Pyramid, and then you have Menkaure's Pyramid. Well, you have the Mortuary Temple, you have the Long Causeway, and it goes down to the Valley Temple. That Valley Temple there, during its construction, destroyed a worker's village.

There's like these rubbish pits that are just – they pretty much just picked up the city and dumped it off to the side. Right. as they're building that causeway and as they're building that valley temple. And so when they go through the, when they go through the rubbish, they find these, they find these seals with a cartouche and a cartouche is like the encircled sacred name of the Pharaoh.

There's like these rubbish pits that are just – they pretty much just picked up the city and dumped it off to the side. Right. as they're building that causeway and as they're building that valley temple. And so when they go through the, when they go through the rubbish, they find these, they find these seals with a cartouche and a cartouche is like the encircled sacred name of the Pharaoh.

There's like these rubbish pits that are just – they pretty much just picked up the city and dumped it off to the side. Right. as they're building that causeway and as they're building that valley temple. And so when they go through the, when they go through the rubbish, they find these, they find these seals with a cartouche and a cartouche is like the encircled sacred name of the Pharaoh.