Controversial archeological tours available for Egypt?
Sep 4th, 2011, 05:57 AM
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Controversial archeological tours available for Egypt?
Does anyone know if there are any small group tours for studying the evidence of ancient higher intelligence & technology (aka: theories of ancient aliens, etc)? I realize that such a focus seems to be considered heresy by traditional archeologists. And guides I have encountered everywhere I've traveled seem clearly offended and uncomfortable with any questions about this, so I never pursue further. Seems incredible to me that so much wealth of discovery is being ignored or actually avoided!
While I prefer to travel independently, I do not have the vacation time available to try to find all the sites, much less to gain access; and I don't have the finances to afford a 1:1 tour guide. So a small group tour would be ideal, but can't determine whether there are any are in existence.
While I prefer to travel independently, I do not have the vacation time available to try to find all the sites, much less to gain access; and I don't have the finances to afford a 1:1 tour guide. So a small group tour would be ideal, but can't determine whether there are any are in existence.
Sep 4th, 2011, 06:27 AM
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See what I mean? Please. If you have no interest, then just skip on to the next topic. I'm really asking for constructive knowledge here. I am not discounting anything achieved by any civilization.
Sep 4th, 2011, 08:36 AM
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Perhaps this guy will know: http://www.crystal-interdimensionaljourneys-e.info/
Don't forget to write a trip report!
Don't forget to write a trip report!
Sep 4th, 2011, 09:50 AM
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Thanks for the suggestion, Hanuman. I do appreciate your response. I'm actually less interested in any of the spiritual angles than simply exploring the sites of archeological evidence. I just don't do Google searches well, I'm afraid. Hope someone has had experience of finding such a guide.
Sep 4th, 2011, 10:34 AM
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www.daniken.com/e/index.html
www.ufoevidence.org/topics/vonDaniken.htm
Best info here this guy has been doing this for 40 years
his society can advise re books local guides
If you are on a budget cheaper to self guide with a good book.
Good luck!
www.ufoevidence.org/topics/vonDaniken.htm
Best info here this guy has been doing this for 40 years
his society can advise re books local guides
If you are on a budget cheaper to self guide with a good book.
Good luck!
Sep 4th, 2011, 10:48 AM
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Have also visited Tiwanaku Puma Punku in Bolivia
in some ways more amazing than the Pyramids 150 tonne
stones jointed to tightly you cannot slide a piece of paper
between them at an altitude where man cannot even breathe...
One of the most amazing and mysterious places I have been
a bit cheaper to get to out of FLL to LIM on spirit.com
bus up the gringo trail to La Paz...did it for under $1k.
Erich von Daniken (1) ... Archaeologist Alexei Vranich's disser- tation on the Puma Punku (1999), one of Tiwanaku's largest ...http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&fiel...&rh=n%3A283155...
Truly an amazing journey pick up the Nasca Linnes too...
mysteryperu.com
in some ways more amazing than the Pyramids 150 tonne
stones jointed to tightly you cannot slide a piece of paper
between them at an altitude where man cannot even breathe...
One of the most amazing and mysterious places I have been
a bit cheaper to get to out of FLL to LIM on spirit.com
bus up the gringo trail to La Paz...did it for under $1k.
Erich von Daniken (1) ... Archaeologist Alexei Vranich's disser- tation on the Puma Punku (1999), one of Tiwanaku's largest ...http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&fiel...&rh=n%3A283155...
Truly an amazing journey pick up the Nasca Linnes too...
mysteryperu.com
Sep 4th, 2011, 11:18 AM
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Thank you, qwovadis. I've been studying this stuff since I first read vonDaniken's tiny little book in 1970. Never occurred to me to look for tours on his website. I don't yet find any there, but will continue to search. I have about 50 books on my shelves which relate to this rich history, but still cannot imagine being able to do an independent and economical tour. Too complicated to get to the sites in Egypt where the great Minister of Antiquities appears to have carefully obscured these things for so many years.
Sep 4th, 2011, 11:46 AM
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Ah qwovadis-a kindred spirit! Yes. I have been to Machu Picchu, the Nazca Lines and most of the nearby sites there, Easter Island, Egypt etc. etc. I'm not a zealot. Just a believer, and love to see what I've read. Bolivia was my next scheduled trip for this purpose. All but Egypt have been easy to navigate on my own.
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I hope you find the right guide. We went to Egypt in 2001 and one of our tour guides with Isram tour company was very inerested in the alien topic. He showed us carvings thought to represent astronauts, etc. I wish I could remember his name. Maybe asking the tour companies if they have any guides specializing in these theories?
