Matthew LaCroix

So that's our climatic timeline.

Now that climatic timeline fits very well with tablets though, and very well with stories of two primary events, right?

Two events that basically were enough to destroy that entire chapter of our history.

It's either the Last Chomp or Adam's Event.

It has two names.

41,500 to 42,000 years ago.

Yeah.

What's the, which is why I'm about, which is what I was going to get to is that I believe that the civilization existed for over 20,000 years, which is why they were able to master everything they were.

Okay, so let's get into the dating to prove this, though.

Take a look at these angles.

Not everybody sees these angles of the Sphinx.

There's a lot of really clever angles that don't really show you the truth of it, and this does.

If you're a civilization creating a structure like this, and if anybody doesn't know, the Sphinx is a solid piece of bedrock, similar to Kailasa, where they just cut out the rock around it and then just forms it in the middle, right?

It's not stones stacked together.

It's a single piece of bedrock.

That's what we're going to talk about.

And so around the enclosure is what is called the Sphinx enclosure.

That's where Dr. Robert Shock went in the 90s to show the water erosion.

So the first thing you notice is that if you were an ancient civilization creating a structure like that, why would you make the head so small?

It looks ridiculous.