Luke Caverns

But I, I have been thinking about this and I think that this, the reason that throughout all these ancient cultures, you see this meander pattern in so many different orientations is it's documenting, it's documenting the flipping of the big dipper through the night sky throughout the day. And, um, And that's all, you know, I'm trying to explain something that's 11,000 years old.

But I, I have been thinking about this and I think that this, the reason that throughout all these ancient cultures, you see this meander pattern in so many different orientations is it's documenting, it's documenting the flipping of the big dipper through the night sky throughout the day. And, um, And that's all, you know, I'm trying to explain something that's 11,000 years old.

Oh, God, I don't know. I don't know. That's getting, like, beyond my level of knowledge with archaeoastronomy.

Oh, God, I don't know. I don't know. That's getting, like, beyond my level of knowledge with archaeoastronomy.

Oh, God, I don't know. I don't know. That's getting, like, beyond my level of knowledge with archaeoastronomy.

I mean, I don't doubt that they were aware of it.

I mean, I don't doubt that they were aware of it.

I mean, I don't doubt that they were aware of it.

Yeah, I don't know, man. I mean, the procession of the equinoxes, it takes at least, what, 12 to 24, it's either 12 or it's 24,000 years to be able to... If we wanted to investigate an ancient culture that's possible of being able to document this, it'd be worth looking into if the Maya were aware.

Yeah, I don't know, man. I mean, the procession of the equinoxes, it takes at least, what, 12 to 24, it's either 12 or it's 24,000 years to be able to... If we wanted to investigate an ancient culture that's possible of being able to document this, it'd be worth looking into if the Maya were aware.

Yeah, I don't know, man. I mean, the procession of the equinoxes, it takes at least, what, 12 to 24, it's either 12 or it's 24,000 years to be able to... If we wanted to investigate an ancient culture that's possible of being able to document this, it'd be worth looking into if the Maya were aware.

Yeah, well, and then check this out. Hipparchus' discovery detailed in his lost work, but referenced by Ptolemy, the pharaoh over Alexandria in the Almagest, 2nd century CE. So this is happening in the city of Alexandria. All this is being studied in Alexandria's library. Marks the earliest confirmed understanding of procession in scientific sense.

Yeah, well, and then check this out. Hipparchus' discovery detailed in his lost work, but referenced by Ptolemy, the pharaoh over Alexandria in the Almagest, 2nd century CE. So this is happening in the city of Alexandria. All this is being studied in Alexandria's library. Marks the earliest confirmed understanding of procession in scientific sense.

Yeah, well, and then check this out. Hipparchus' discovery detailed in his lost work, but referenced by Ptolemy, the pharaoh over Alexandria in the Almagest, 2nd century CE. So this is happening in the city of Alexandria. All this is being studied in Alexandria's library. Marks the earliest confirmed understanding of procession in scientific sense.

Dude, that was lost in the burning of Alexandria's library. Yeah, how crazy is that?

Dude, that was lost in the burning of Alexandria's library. Yeah, how crazy is that?

Dude, that was lost in the burning of Alexandria's library. Yeah, how crazy is that?

You would have to be transfixed. You know something interesting that I was just reminded of is this meandering pattern. It continues in the ancient Mediterranean world, so Greece, Mesopotamia, and Egypt, until Alexandria's library is burned and stops after that. You see it on the monument of Augustus. which dates to about 9 BC, but that's for his death. But Augustus would have seen Alexandria.

You would have to be transfixed. You know something interesting that I was just reminded of is this meandering pattern. It continues in the ancient Mediterranean world, so Greece, Mesopotamia, and Egypt, until Alexandria's library is burned and stops after that. You see it on the monument of Augustus. which dates to about 9 BC, but that's for his death. But Augustus would have seen Alexandria.

You would have to be transfixed. You know something interesting that I was just reminded of is this meandering pattern. It continues in the ancient Mediterranean world, so Greece, Mesopotamia, and Egypt, until Alexandria's library is burned and stops after that. You see it on the monument of Augustus. which dates to about 9 BC, but that's for his death. But Augustus would have seen Alexandria.