Randall Carlson

These conclusions are preliminary and will be further investigated through additional measurements extended to all structures and buildings on the Giza Plateau.

It is always possible to improve measurements accuracy to the determination of eroded volumes and the overall precision of the results."

He explains that he intends to continue his research and invites archaeologists from around the world to collaborate in future studies.

Relative erosion method is not intended to determine a precise construction date for an ancient building.

Rather, it identifies a temporal interval and assigns a probability to it.

Although the resulting date ranges are wide, the conclusions indicate a low probability for the official archaeological dating of 2560 B.C.

For these reasons, it is likely that the pyramids of Akhet Khufu date back to approximately 23,000 years B.C., which is 25,000 years ago.

And he explains all of his protocols and everything in the paper.

Okay.

vindicated this work?

Yeah, obviously we have to reevaluate everything, everything about our own history.

But I'll say this, you know, in the traditional concepts that have come down to us in terms of the long cycles of time,

You know, the way we look at time, it's very linear.

The Judeo-Christian tradition is that there was a creation date.

There's the whole panorama of human life on earth.

And then there's going to be the apocalypse at the end.

And it's sort of very much seen as time as a linear phenomena.

To the archaic traditions, time was cyclical.

You know, that there was what goes around comes around.

The wheel of time.