History & cultureHistory DropsEgypt's Erosion Patterns Don't Correspond With Our Timeline #podcast #science #history #ancient

Egypt's Erosion Patterns Don't Correspond With Our Timeline #podcast #science #history #ancient

Long-form16:31People & BlogsPublished Sep 19, 2026, 6:00 PM · 4w ago
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Egypt's erosion patterns don't correspond with our timeline! Does erosional evidence at Giza suggest massive water activity in the ancient past? We examine the geological clues. Ben VAn Kerkwyk, focuses on the physical signs of water damage found at various historical sites, challenging conventional timelines. By comparing satellite views of desert landscapes with images of ancient masonry, we look at the potential for significant flooding or wave action that could explain the current state of these structures. We also cover theories regarding fluctuating water levels at the Giza Plateau and what this means for our understanding of ancient history. These geological anomalies provide a fresh perspective on the environment that ancient builders may have faced. Credit, and a Special Thank You, goes to Brothers of the Serpent for this clip. The full podcast can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwJIf-VCyg8 ------------------------------------ Disclaimer: This channel curates content under Fair Use for commentary, education, and transformative purposes. Our channel and videos are based on facts, rumours, and fiction. For entertainment purposes only. DYOR #podcast #science #history #ancient #ancienthistory
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