This group explores the intersection of ancient wisdom, geometry, and physics. We study historical texts that reference advanced technology, analyze the design and orientation of temples and megaliths, and discuss how geometry, resonance, and material science may have contributed to their function. Topics include energy transmission through stone and structure, harmonic geometry and sacred ratios, evidence of lost technological knowledge, reconstruction of ancient tools and methods, and the application of modern field theory to ancient sites.
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Recreating the “Dendera Light”: Working Plasma off Egyptian Temple Reliefs in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agoWhat? I gotta check this out now!
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Recreating the “Dendera Light”: Working Plasma off Egyptian Temple Reliefs in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agoAncient Technology researcher William Sosa has spent three decades reverse-engineering the Dendera Light from a sequence of reliefs in the Hathor Temple at Dendera that depict a large, bulb-like vessel emerging from a lotus, supported by a djed pillar and “handled” by attendants with wands/knives. Rather than treating it as a room lamp, Sosa rea…[Read more]
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Mayan Water Filtration in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agook wow yea I heard bout that, they def knew way more then we give em credit for… like how did they know wat type of stone and wat did wat they were the real alchemists
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Reading Walls Like Schematics: decoding sacred geometry by function, not symbol in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agothis is dope like we dont know the haf of wat those temples were all about or wat kinda ancient tech they had history goes back waaayyyy further man like there still hung up on this fake timeline
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Reading Walls Like Schematics: decoding sacred geometry by function, not symbol in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months agoWhat if the fastest way to understand an ancient site isn’t to ask “what does this symbol mean?” but “what job does this shape do?” Engineers don’t draw icons; they draw functions—channels, chambers, couplers, drains. Read temples with that mindset, and the architecture starts behaving like a diagram. This post lays out a practical, testable meth…[Read more]
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Mayan Water Filtration in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 4 months, 2 weeks agoMaya engineers at Tikal built a purposeful filtration system in the Corriental reservoir that used layered minerals. Sediment cores from the reservoir contain zeolite and clean euhedral quartz that do not occur naturally at that location, which signals deliberate import and placement. Researchers identified the minerals through X-ray diffraction…[Read more]
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The Antikythera Mechanism: Echoes of a Forgotten Genius in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 5 months agoprobly was way old then, human history goes way back
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The Antikythera Mechanism: Echoes of a Forgotten Genius in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months agoI wonder… how many voices we’ve lost to the tide. It’s wild to think something like that sat at the bottom of the sea for 2,000 years… and even wilder to realize how advanced it truly was. I think it’s waayyy older than what they’re dating it. I’m thinking maybe it was dropped then but already passed down through a bunch of generations… I think…[Read more]
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The Vajra: Thunderbolt of the Gods or Ancient Energy Device? in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months, 1 week agoI think that if we learn to look at myths the right way, we can gain a whole new perspective of how ancient people actually lived. Yeah, could have been a technology we don’t understand.
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The Vajra: Thunderbolt of the Gods or Ancient Energy Device? in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months, 1 week agoIn the ancient Sanskrit texts, the Vajra is described as a weapon of immense power, a thunderbolt wielded by Indra, king of the Devas. It shattered mountains, split the sky, and released the primordial waters held captive by Vritra, the serpent of drought. Most know it today as a symbol of spiritual strength, often rendered as a double-ended…[Read more]
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The Antikythera Mechanism: Echoes of a Forgotten Genius in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months, 1 week agoDiscovered in 1901 off the coast of the Greek island Antikythera, this corroded bronze device lay silent on the seafloor for nearly 2,000 years. At first glance, it seemed like little more than a barnacle-encrusted lump. But once deciphered, the truth emerged: it is the most advanced piece of mechanical technology ever recovered from the ancient…[Read more]
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What role do you think obelisks played in ancient energetic systems? in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months, 2 weeks agoDamn Right I’ve Studied ‘Em.
Obelisks Are Tech.
Solid Granite Packed With Quartz Is A Tuning Rod. Piezoelectric As Hell. Hit It With Pressure And You Get Frequency Output. Longitudinal Waves. Scalar Discharge. That’s Field Tech, Not Tombstone Art.
Now Look At The Shape… Tapered, Aligned, Vertical. That’s A Channel. Pulls Charge From The Gro…[Read more]
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The Pyramid of Kukulkán: Time, Light, and Sacred Design in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months, 2 weeks agoHeard Of It? I’ve Been There.
They Call It A Calendar But That’s Just The Cover Story.
This Ain’t Just About Tracking Crops Or Watching The Sun Move. This Is A Tuning Fork For The Planet. A Resonant Beacon. A Portal Mechanism Disguised As A Temple.
You Think That Quetzal Echo’s An Accident? That’s Harmonic Engineering. They Tuned The Stone To…[Read more]
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The Pyramid of Kukulkán: Time, Light, and Sacred Design in the forum Ancient Technology and Temple Design 6 months, 3 weeks agoWithout a doubt! It had all the proper proportions, numbers of blocks, materials, and angles to be a resonant machine as well as a calendar.
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