Nabta Playa bedrock carvings - what is the truth?

Sat Sep 01, 2012 10:29 pm » by **Dukettt**

Is there really something carved on the bedrock under this ancient stone circle?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nabta_Playa

http://www.grahamhancock.com/phorum/read.php?f=8&i=6549&t=6549&v=f

Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:09 am » by **Dukettt**

Is this bull? If not then this should be on the frontpage of scientific journals...

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Nabta Playa: "Origin Map": dating questions
Author: djed (204.155.172.---)
Date: 07-Feb-08 02:57

Robert:
I am trying to understand Thomas Brophy's dating method for the Nabta Playa
Circular Calender environs. While the surface stones are currently dated c.5500, he mentions engraved "table rocks" embedded some 12 feet below the circle. He attributes these "bedrock sculptures" to the very earliest Neolithic Nabta originators, c???? BC. I am not clear on how far back the
evidence dates too, and if indeed there have been recent excavations to the lower bedrock. Do we have actual pictures of these bedrock carvings?
Brophy suggests that the later Nabtans knew what the bedrock carvings contained, and that the surface sculptures were but a reflection/copy of what was originally below ground.

Am I not understanding this correctly?
I do not fully understand the dates and contents of the first original bedrock carvings, and the peoples attributed to it.

I would appreciate any comments; and fully understand that these are questions that your near future researches, and book, shall be further investigated in full?!

sincerely,
Jon D Jefferson

/.JJ.

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Re: Nabta Playa: "Origin Map": dating questions
Author: Citizen Attorney (172.193.42.---)
Date: 07-Feb-08 03:26

how are they able to date sand and rock?

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Re: Nabta Playa: "Origin Map": dating questions
Author: Robert Bauval (62.135.73.---)
Date: 07-Feb-08 05:21

Yes, I have seen the so-called 'carved rocks' that were burried at Nabta Playa. I've got a photograph somewhere which I'll try to post here. But you can do a Google search, as I recall Wendorf et al. put some photos on the Net.

There were, too, burried with the rocks, some organic material which was carbon-dated. The results of the Carbon-dating at Nabta Playa have been published long ago by Wendorf et al.

I will ask my friend Thomas Brophy to join this discussion and answer some of these questions himself.

Best

RB
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Mon Sep 03, 2012 5:32 pm » by **TorJohnson**

Check out Brophy and Bavual's Black Genesis book for more on Nabta Playa.

There are definitely carvings and rock art in south-west Egypt in the middle of the desert. I'm certain now that the Egyptians came from the central Sahara region some 6000 years ago back when it was habitable, a savannah with lakes and such.

Mon Sep 03, 2012 9:22 pm » by **Hurtswhenipee**

I love this shit thanks triple T

Here is a link I found with a couple pics.

http://www.egyptologie.be/nabta_playa_W&S.htm#p11

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Tue Sep 04, 2012 4:29 am » by **Chillitiger**

I just watched a doco on this yesterday, part of the pyramid code series.

Seems the found one carving a few feet down and then another on the bedrock.

Personally i think these date back to 30k years plus. I like the John Anthony West theory.

If they were made pre pyramid or more likely pre sphinx (which may be much older than the pyramids).

If you go along the lines of the book of enki, Humans have been around for a few 100,000 years at least.

If you go along the Vedruss philosophy we are millions if not billions of years old as a species. There are some great ooparts that suggest this could be the case.

Personally I think our knowledge is based on an old paradigm that is centered around bullshit feed to us by the ruling priests. So all dates written by western scholars and taught in schools should be summarily ignored.

The sphinx is either app. 10k old or 36k old (or backwards for every 26k years thereof (the precessional cycle)). This is the only times that the sphinx faces the rising of the constellation of Leo.

It is fact that these older cultures where dominated and obsessed with the movement of the stars in the sky.

Dating the sphinx to these dates seems very logical to me.

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Thu Sep 06, 2012 1:51 pm » by **Dukettt**

Chillitiger wrote:I just watched a doco on this yesterday, part of the pyramid code series.

Seems the found one carving a few feet down and then another on the bedrock.

Personally i think these date back to 30k years plus. I like the John Anthony West theory.

If they were made pre pyramid or more likely pre sphinx (which may be much older than the pyramids).

If you go along the lines of the book of enki, Humans have been around for a few 100,000 years at least.

If you go along the Vedruss philosophy we are millions if not billions of years old as a species. There are some great ooparts that suggest this could be the case.

Personally I think our knowledge is based on an old paradigm that is centered around bullshit feed to us by the ruling priests. So all dates written by western scholars and taught in schools should be summarily ignored.

The sphinx is either app. 10k old or 36k old (or backwards for every 26k years thereof (the precessional cycle)). This is the only times that the sphinx faces the rising of the constellation of Leo.

It is fact that these older cultures where dominated and obsessed with the movement of the stars in the sky.

Dating the sphinx to these dates seems very logical to me.

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Guess you are talking about this doc.
Check from 2:02:00 for bedrock carvings info...

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But can anyone find any actual pictures of these objects?

About the ancient civilications being obsessed with stars.
It is sometimes hard for a modern human to relate to ancient people on how they felt about the stars. We live in age of light pollution, science, mass entertainment and constant hurry.
When you go to an area with minimal light pollution, you can see what ancient people saw every night, all their lives, from generation to generation. They had all the time in the world time to study this great riddle in the sky. Must have been fun...