Lost Engineers of Prehistoric Egypt - Ben van Kerkwyk, UnchartedX #323
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Top Comments (10)
Now that Ben has signed some vases, future archeologists will conclude that Ben was responsible for creating *all* the vases.
I’m pretty sure the institutions are feeling pressure because the Internet has given far more people access to alternate ways of looking at things and making sense of the world. For sure, many of these are non-starters but it increasingly seems that Conspiracy Theorist is just another name for someone who is getting ahead of the paradigm change.
I just watched a video a bit ago with Bill Cherf, a life-long member and officer of Egyptian Study Society with an MA in Egyptian Archaeology and PhD in Ancient History, in which he highlighted Ben's work and asked the same questions. I think perhaps he's being heard after all. Great interview. Been following Ben's work since he started his YouTube adventures. Hoping for more in depth talks ahead.
I love Ben's work and have followed UnchartedX for some time. It's great to see my favourite paradigm challengers getting together.
This is what’s awesome about YouTube crossover collabs. I’ve been following uncharted x for a few years, and now I’ve got a whole new podcast channel to check out. Thank you!
What a great conversation. I personally can’t thank you guys enough for giving us so much fascinating and varied information to chew on during the week. This conversation reminds me of the studies done down in Peru in the ancient megalithic building structures found there. The older ground work layers of these buildings are massive and so exactly fitted with each other and polished to such a high degree, that modern day machinery still could not reproduce its like. It’s a similar puzzle to the exquisite craftsmanship and mathematical precision of the vases he presents. As a geologist I appreciate the law of superposition in the case of these South American artifacts which demonstrably show crude architecture positioned atop more advanced building techniques. Clearly something had changed ….for the worst. It points up the probability that human kind has episodically devolved from a higher order of cultural development to ones of lower technical advancement: an ebb and flow through history and not a continuous advancement. This idea is brought home by observing the current inhabitants of New York City or Chicago living amongst an amazing display of technical and economic achievement we called sky scrapers. Clearly a back-stepping is in evidence. Hermit crabs living within borrowed shells I think is an apt metaphor. I think Mr Van Kerkwyk’s granite vases play a similar role to archeology as the James Webb findings do to the current theories in astronomy. A big bang may indeed be expected. But it was a great chat, so very characteristic of all the ones you have on your DemystifySci podcast. A gift. Thanks.
Yo Shilo and Anastasia! Thank you for the shoutout 🐈💪⚡️
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I have been to many of these places.Egypt, The Sacred Valley in Peru. The Maya Pyramids in Mexico, and i can listen to Ben for hours. I have also worked with lots of stone, as a mason and also as a roofer..So i do know a bit about stone, and to see what has been built in many of these places is astonishing, mind blowing, awesome, precise architechture...Macchu Picchu...say no more..
"Oh, Solon, you only know of one deluge, but there have been many".
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Top Comments (10)
Now that Ben has signed some vases, future archeologists will conclude that Ben was responsible for creating *all* the vases.
I’m pretty sure the institutions are feeling pressure because the Internet has given far more people access to alternate ways of looking at things and making sense of the world. For sure, many of these are non-starters but it increasingly seems that Conspiracy Theorist is just another name for someone who is getting ahead of the paradigm change.
I just watched a video a bit ago with Bill Cherf, a life-long member and officer of Egyptian Study Society with an MA in Egyptian Archaeology and PhD in Ancient History, in which he highlighted Ben's work and asked the same questions. I think perhaps he's being heard after all. Great interview. Been following Ben's work since he started his YouTube adventures. Hoping for more in depth talks ahead.
I love Ben's work and have followed UnchartedX for some time. It's great to see my favourite paradigm challengers getting together.
This is what’s awesome about YouTube crossover collabs. I’ve been following uncharted x for a few years, and now I’ve got a whole new podcast channel to check out. Thank you!
What a great conversation. I personally can’t thank you guys enough for giving us so much fascinating and varied information to chew on during the week. This conversation reminds me of the studies done down in Peru in the ancient megalithic building structures found there. The older ground work layers of these buildings are massive and so exactly fitted with each other and polished to such a high degree, that modern day machinery still could not reproduce its like. It’s a similar puzzle to the exquisite craftsmanship and mathematical precision of the vases he presents. As a geologist I appreciate the law of superposition in the case of these South American artifacts which demonstrably show crude architecture positioned atop more advanced building techniques. Clearly something had changed ….for the worst. It points up the probability that human kind has episodically devolved from a higher order of cultural development to ones of lower technical advancement: an ebb and flow through history and not a continuous advancement. This idea is brought home by observing the current inhabitants of New York City or Chicago living amongst an amazing display of technical and economic achievement we called sky scrapers. Clearly a back-stepping is in evidence. Hermit crabs living within borrowed shells I think is an apt metaphor. I think Mr Van Kerkwyk’s granite vases play a similar role to archeology as the James Webb findings do to the current theories in astronomy. A big bang may indeed be expected. But it was a great chat, so very characteristic of all the ones you have on your DemystifySci podcast. A gift. Thanks.
Yo Shilo and Anastasia! Thank you for the shoutout 🐈💪⚡️
DEMYSTICON 2025 ANNUAL MEETING IN PORTUGAL!!! June 12-16: https://demystifysci.com/demysticon-2025 Listen on the go at all podcast locations: https://anchor.fm/demystifysci Material solutions to quantum spookiness: https://www.youtube.com/@MaterialAtomics Short films @DemystifySciInvestigates: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUfzVdgNu2xLThgM2qQZmSQ
I have been to many of these places.Egypt, The Sacred Valley in Peru. The Maya Pyramids in Mexico, and i can listen to Ben for hours. I have also worked with lots of stone, as a mason and also as a roofer..So i do know a bit about stone, and to see what has been built in many of these places is astonishing, mind blowing, awesome, precise architechture...Macchu Picchu...say no more..
"Oh, Solon, you only know of one deluge, but there have been many".