Luke Caverns

And, you know, as a as like a, you know, a modern day American anthropologist, do I brush off what they say and just be like, well, you know, they're They're carrying on these myths about their people. They want to build it up. Or are they really holding on to something that's true? Because, man, I would love to talk to Graham about this. Okay.

So, you know, one of the biggest things that refutes, I know it sounds like I'm bouncing all over the place, but one of the biggest things that they try to use to refute the Sphinx's age, you know, about the Sphinx that could date back to the time of Leo 10,500 years ago or 10,500 B.C., 10,500 B.C.,

So, you know, one of the biggest things that refutes, I know it sounds like I'm bouncing all over the place, but one of the biggest things that they try to use to refute the Sphinx's age, you know, about the Sphinx that could date back to the time of Leo 10,500 years ago or 10,500 B.C., 10,500 B.C.,

So, you know, one of the biggest things that refutes, I know it sounds like I'm bouncing all over the place, but one of the biggest things that they try to use to refute the Sphinx's age, you know, about the Sphinx that could date back to the time of Leo 10,500 years ago or 10,500 B.C., 10,500 B.C.,

is they say, well, there's no evidence that you could carry down the knowledge of constellations that far. You've heard this before, right? Like, how do we know that people in 10,500 BC even recognize the constellation of Leo? And how is that knowledge carried down? Dude, there is evidence of this. Okay, the squared spiral. Have you seen this motif anywhere? We can look it up.

is they say, well, there's no evidence that you could carry down the knowledge of constellations that far. You've heard this before, right? Like, how do we know that people in 10,500 BC even recognize the constellation of Leo? And how is that knowledge carried down? Dude, there is evidence of this. Okay, the squared spiral. Have you seen this motif anywhere? We can look it up.

is they say, well, there's no evidence that you could carry down the knowledge of constellations that far. You've heard this before, right? Like, how do we know that people in 10,500 BC even recognize the constellation of Leo? And how is that knowledge carried down? Dude, there is evidence of this. Okay, the squared spiral. Have you seen this motif anywhere? We can look it up.

Greek meander pattern. But you'll also see it in the American Southwest. You'll see it out in the Mississippian cultures. You'll see it in Mexico. You'll see it in South America, Peru. You'll see it in Greece. You'll see it in Egypt, Rome. This, yeah, this pattern.

Greek meander pattern. But you'll also see it in the American Southwest. You'll see it out in the Mississippian cultures. You'll see it in Mexico. You'll see it in South America, Peru. You'll see it in Greece. You'll see it in Egypt, Rome. This, yeah, this pattern.

Greek meander pattern. But you'll also see it in the American Southwest. You'll see it out in the Mississippian cultures. You'll see it in Mexico. You'll see it in South America, Peru. You'll see it in Greece. You'll see it in Egypt, Rome. This, yeah, this pattern.

So, you know, a lot of times this, they say that this is like, well, when people use the term swastika, the swastika is just two meandering patterns or squared spirals that are laid on top of each other. That's what it is. Yeah, so it's a squared spiral. But when you take two of those and lay them on top of each other, it becomes a swastika.

So, you know, a lot of times this, they say that this is like, well, when people use the term swastika, the swastika is just two meandering patterns or squared spirals that are laid on top of each other. That's what it is. Yeah, so it's a squared spiral. But when you take two of those and lay them on top of each other, it becomes a swastika.

So, you know, a lot of times this, they say that this is like, well, when people use the term swastika, the swastika is just two meandering patterns or squared spirals that are laid on top of each other. That's what it is. Yeah, so it's a squared spiral. But when you take two of those and lay them on top of each other, it becomes a swastika.

And you and I recognize where these meanders connect because of a certain recent culture that perverted this symbol and turned it into something evil. But this is an ancient symbol, and it's found all over the world. And it even dates back to Ukraine. You may be able to find this. There's an ivory bone handle in Ukraine from like 11,000 years ago that has this squared spiral that's on it.

And you and I recognize where these meanders connect because of a certain recent culture that perverted this symbol and turned it into something evil. But this is an ancient symbol, and it's found all over the world. And it even dates back to Ukraine. You may be able to find this. There's an ivory bone handle in Ukraine from like 11,000 years ago that has this squared spiral that's on it.

And you and I recognize where these meanders connect because of a certain recent culture that perverted this symbol and turned it into something evil. But this is an ancient symbol, and it's found all over the world. And it even dates back to Ukraine. You may be able to find this. There's an ivory bone handle in Ukraine from like 11,000 years ago that has this squared spiral that's on it.

So this is 11,000 years old, found on every continent on the planet. Oh, yeah. So it's even found in pottery. You can see it in pottery in ancient China, ancient Japan. It's in Cambodia. It's all across the ancient world. And I was asking, oh, I know one that we could look up. Could you look up the Temple of Mitla in Mexico? So Temple of Mitla. And if we look there, you'll see it all up and down.

So this is 11,000 years old, found on every continent on the planet. Oh, yeah. So it's even found in pottery. You can see it in pottery in ancient China, ancient Japan. It's in Cambodia. It's all across the ancient world. And I was asking, oh, I know one that we could look up. Could you look up the Temple of Mitla in Mexico? So Temple of Mitla. And if we look there, you'll see it all up and down.

So this is 11,000 years old, found on every continent on the planet. Oh, yeah. So it's even found in pottery. You can see it in pottery in ancient China, ancient Japan. It's in Cambodia. It's all across the ancient world. And I was asking, oh, I know one that we could look up. Could you look up the Temple of Mitla in Mexico? So Temple of Mitla. And if we look there, you'll see it all up and down.

Now, Temple of Mitla is a shamanic temple. They think it was like a Mecca site that people would go to. It was built to last for all of eternity. And of all the megaliths in all of Mesoamerica or ancient Mexico and Central America, this site uses the largest stones. So each one of these lentils that you see, this is like one solid piece of volcanic stone. Very, very hard stones.