Egyptian Mystery.

Outline of Temples and tombs resembling items of high technology.

Incredible Mystery

Locked into the design of many of Egypt's royal temples and tombs is the outline of objects and items identifiable with a technologically advanced society! As you will see for yourselves the similarity is quite uncanny.

The question is: Why were these places laid out this way? Was it pure coincidence, or were the Egyptians trying to tell us something. Perhaps an insight into a former age of high technological achievement, or possibly even a glimpse of the future and the inventions it would bring. Either way it represents a mystery with no easy answers.

Abu Simbel.

Nowhere is the significance of these outlines more apparent than Abu Simbel, south of Aswan on the River Nile. Here the outline of the Great Temple looks remarkably like a gigantic space satellite, or robot with outstretched arms, and head.

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Karnak.

At Karnak, near modern day Luxor, the Temple of Amun reveals a complexity of detail that looks exactly like a gun turret! The site occupies quite an extensive area and yet the overall impression of some weapon of war is unmistakable.
 

Interlocking Shapes.

We find a subtle interlocking of shapes that closely resemble a technical drawing composed of several neatly superimposed layers. The first layer shows the bare outline of what looks like a gun turret. Then layered on this is what appears to be some sort of interior mechanism complete with revolving shaft!

Projectile Firing Weapon?

Especially interesting is the actual “gun barrel” itself. This effectively incorporates the plan of the adjacent temple of Mentu - a perplexing interior design that shows a shaft like outline built around a casing that looks amazingly like some advanced projectile firing weapon. But what was the model for these designs?

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The Tomb of SETI 11

The tomb of Seti 11 in the Valley of the Kings close to the modern city of Luxor displays obvious signs of mechanical influence. This is one of the most remarkable of all Egypt's tomb shape enigmas. Here we have an intricately linked series of passage ways and columns that when viewed in outline are hard to reconcile with the intended purpose of the place.

Hidden chapters.

Perhaps here as in so many other instances the Egyptians were attempting to preserve their knowledge of higher technology in a way that would be close to imperishable.

They would no doubt be sure that eventually humanity would grow to recognise these shapes for what they were, and in so doing piece together the hidden chapters of this planets history.

     Tomb of Seti 11

Robot shapes of Tanis.

In the north of Egypt, tomb plans in the Royal Necropolis of Tanis look just like robots seen in outline. Easily discernible are mechanical arms and legs, with recognizable heads that appear to swivel on a well defined body!

.Here again the unmistakable impression is that we are looking at objects of high technology - a resemblance surely too close for it be the work of chance alone.

What is the explanation for this? See our full feature on the mysterious Egyptian tomb shapes for possible answers

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Gallery of shapes.

The Egyptian tomb shape enigma is not limited to just one or two examples. The fact is there are dozens. This surely indicates a conscious and deliberate attempt to consign to posterity a slice of their knowledge and wisdom that the ancient Egyptians considered very important.

Below are just some of the many intriguing tomb shapes that extend this mystery yet further. A mystery that challenges our entire perception of this worlds history.

     Tomb of Tothmosis 111

       Tomb of Amenophis 111

     Mastaba of Ti - Saqqara.

   Tomb of Ramose 111

         Tomb of Ramose..

  Tomb of Knumhotep

   Tomb of Mery-Re 1

  Tomb of Huya.

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