Randall Carlson

Well, you know, I look at some of these megalithic stone remains, not Stonehenge, but some of those may be at Balebeck, certainly the Sphinx.

I've long believed, you know, since I read John Anthony West in the 70s, I believe that, yeah, this makes a whole lot of sense that this is water erosion.

And when was the last time you had significant erosion?

water flowing in the area of the Giza Plateau.

So I'm 100% on board with the idea that the Sphinx is at least 10,000 years old, because that's how far back we need to go to find significant rainfall in Egypt.

I think, though, it's much, much older than that.

I have this, let's see, do I have it here?

Yes, this is... I don't know if you can see this.

I can't see myself on the screen, so I only see you, but can you see this?

It says, preliminary report on the absolute dating of the Khufu Pyramid using the relative erosion method.

So...

I could actually pull up slides here.

This might be a good time to... Let's do it.

Let's slide it up.

And where is... As you're pulling up these slides, where is the Khufu Pyramid?

Khufu Pyramid is the... What's known as the Great Pyramid.

It's on the Giza Plateau.

Oh, so that's the big one.

Yes, it's actually not quite... Yeah, yeah, that's the big one.

That's the biggest one.