The Ultimate Ancient History of the Pyramids
Earth's civilizations are much older than we know. Humanoid animal man may have lived here millions of years before the dinosaurs. About 65 million years ago, a deadly asteroid ended the dinosaur period, but did the human population end? Aliens from other planets have colonized Earth after the dinosaur age, but we wouldn’t know when, except there's evidence that human societies existed 40,000 years ago.
The Late Paleolithic Period of Civilization began around 40,000 BC, and ancient buildings were found, with a tool-making industry in Egypt between 40,000 and 20,000 BC. This 20,000-year period is much longer than the history of our modern period. A golden age could have existed during any 5,000 years. The lost continent of Mu is believed to have been situated in the South Indian Ocean, where the civilization of Lemuria existed in a Golden Age. They came to Earth from another planet when it was uninhabitable. However, their futuristic technology was alien to Earth, which might have caused their continent to sink into a tectonic fault.
The rulers, high priests, and nobles moved to the continent of Atlantis, where they helped the Atlantean civilization build another futuristic society. The Atlanteans created/inherited the technology of spacecraft and airplanes that were more advanced than our current technology. They built many attractions and cities in the Nile River Valley to assist their descendants. The most famous were the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids. It was a Golden Age on Earth, many cities flourished, and Pyramid construction continued worldwide in every culture. The only way to make sense of it is that a pyramid was a power station that supplied electricity to the cities, possibly as wireless energy, just as Nikola Tesla proposed.
Who Actually Built the Pyramids?
Human culture appeared along the Nile Valley of Egypt between 18,000 and 14,000 BC. The people in this period could have migrated from the lost continent of Lemuria. The remaining artifacts excavated from these people include stone tools, flakes, and rock paintings, which means the standard population lost their extraterrestrial technology when Lemuria sank into the South Indian Ocean. The current ancient history of Egyptians is only about 6,000 years old. But the area was settled over 40,000 years ago. The true history is lost and only partially survived in the 3,000-year-old tombs of the pharaohs. About 150 years ago, when Europeans discovered the tombs, they made up the stories that the pharaohs built the pyramids.
However, the history of ancient technology is still being determined. The Great Pyramids, for instance, were constructed with unknown technology, which declined over the years. No hieroglyphics or tombs are found in the Great Pyramids, meaning they preceded Egyptian civilization.
The weathering of water erosion on the Sphinx allows us to date that it existed during a specific historical event. The Younger Dryas was a catastrophic event caused by an asteroid's impact on Greenland that flooded Atlantis and the oceans. Carbon dating has accurately pinpointed the age of the event as 12,800 years ago. Therefore, the sinking of Atlantis and the flooding of the Sphinx happened 12,800 years ago. The 1,200-year mini-ice age that followed the event caused the Atlanteans to settle in many other parts of the world. Thus, the Sphinx was built before the continent of Atlantis sank. The pyramids were covered by white limestone and were protected from erosion for thousands of years until the white cladding eroded or was removed for other construction projects. This new information means the ancient construction around the pyramids existed 13,000 years before our time. Thus, they were created by the Atlanteans or even earlier by the Lemurian civilization.
The Catastrophic End of Atlantis.
The Earth swallowed the continent of Atlantis for the same reason as Lemuria. They both used a Scientific Priesthood technology to control the Earth's plant and mineral Kingdoms for their own use. Consider that the Sphinx was half man and half animal. They also created mermaids and other creatures for their enjoyment. The Planetary Hierarchy ended these Golden Ages because of their egotistical use of power over the animal kingdom.
What is the Kemet Civilization?
The Egyptians called their country Kemet, which means the "Black Land". The name was derived from the color of the rich, fertile black soil due to the Nile River's annual flooding. So, Kemet was the cultivated area along the Nile valley. The deserts on either side of the Nile were called the "Red Land" after the reddish color of the desert sand.
The reason why the country is called Egypt in English is complicated. One of the most significant ancient Egyptian temples of the god Ptah is called Hikuptah, which means "The Soul of the God Ptah." The temple's name, Hikuptah, began to be used for the city of Mennufer (in English, Memphis) and even the whole country. Hikuptah became "Aiguptos" in Greek, leading to "Egypt'' in English. I still don’t understand the definition, lol.
The Rise of Egyptian Civilization.
The area around the Great Pyramids grew into a multicultural center. It was a place where white-skinned Europeans, black Africans, red Indians, and brown Egyptians lived together in peace. At least one Pharaoh was a woman, and one was a black African. You can see the drawings in the tombs depicting four Pharaoh colors. The Atlanteans were responsible for starting the civilization that grew into the country of Egypt. The first Pharaoh united the various clans into one nation.
Historians believe Menes, also known as Narmer, was the first Egyptian pharaoh. It’s thought he connected Upper and Lower Egypt under one ruler through conquest. Menes' reign was from 3407 B.C. until 3346 B.C., at least 5,500 years after the pyramids were built. In prehistoric times, many cultures lived in Egypt along the Nile River and became progressively more reliant on agriculture. By the Early Dynastic Period, these cultures had solidified into a single state.
The Greatest of the Pharaoh Gods in Egypt
The pharaoh Akhenaten, initially called Amenhotep IV, was different from other pharaohs. Akhenaten came to the throne around 1349 BC. The reign of King Akhenaten stands out in ancient Egyptian history for artistic innovation, the creation of a new religious capital, and the mystery surrounding royal succession. Akhenaten is known as a unique Soul for developing a new religion, having only one God shown in the shape of the Sun. He displaced Egypt’s chief god, Amon, in favor of Aten (Sungod) and moved the capital to Amarna. The God Atem is depicted as the disk or sphere of the Sun, with rays of light emitting from the sphere tipped with hands. The Sun deity was said to be responsible for all life on Earth, the fertility of men and women of all races of humans, and all languages and cultures. Akhenaten had a genuine spiritual vision of God Source.
He redirected revenue from Egypt’s temples into the Aten religion, and workers were sent to chisel out the names and images of fake gods from the walls of monuments. Amun, Mut, and Khonsu, the patron gods of Thebes, were targeted. This removal work was often incomplete, but it must have insulted Egypt’s religious institutions. King Akhenaten and Queen Nefertiti announced plans to create a new town entirely for the Aten. He chose a place halfway between Memphis (Cairo) and Thebes (Luxor) and named it Akhetaten – Horizon of the Aten. The site is known today as Amarna. He was driven by a religious desire to distance himself from the priesthood of Amun. Akhenaten’s abandonment of Thebes was a serious step away from the status quo. However, the occupation of the city of Akhetaten was short-lived. After 17 years on the throne, Akhenaten died of causes unknown. He was buried in the Amarna Royal Tomb, and a quick succession of reigns followed the Amarna period, the details of which remain unclear. In his final years, Akhenaten seems to have shared the throne with one or more family members.
Tutankhamun and Queen Nefertiti
Queen Nefertiti also took the throne under the name Neferneferuaten. Details of her rule are also scarce. She may have ruled briefly with Akhenaten, alone in her name, or served before the early years of Tutankhamun’s reign. In any case, her time on the throne lasted just a few years. The Royal Tomb at Amarna contains a prominent but unfinished side chamber that was likely intended for Nefertiti’s tomb but was never used. A young Tutankhaten next assumed the throne. He was likely Nefertiti and Akhenaten’s son. Within a few years, probably led by influential officials, he shut down Akhetaten, relocated the royal court to Memphis (Cairo), and announced the restoration of traditional cults. Around this time, the Amarna royal burials were moved to Thebes (Luxor). From Horemheb’s reign onward, the grand stone buildings at Akhetaten were removed to leave little of Akhenaten’s initiatives. Today, the ruins of Akhetaten at Amarna form a remarkable archaeological site, leaving a complicated legacy. Later, Egyptian kings considered him a heretic, and his name and family were excluded from official king lists. Most of his statues were defaced, or his nose was smashed off on larger statues. Today, Akhenaten’s momentous reign challenges us to consider how and why spiritual and societal changes occur, whether in ancient Egypt or elsewhere.
Please understand that the dates and circumstances in ancient history are not chiseled into stone. However, certainly, the Egyptians didn't build the pyramids. Several thousand years are missing from ancient history. We must think outside the box of current ideas that make no sense.
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