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I wanted to get your opinions on these:
"King Pakal In His Spaceship"
[bimgx=250]http://i47.tinypic.com/5dti8o.jpg[/bimgx]
Ancient Alien Theory:
He is in some kind of spaceship. In the center of that frame is a man sitting, bending forward. He has a mask on his nose, he uses his two hands to manipulate some controls, and the heel of his left foot is on a kind of pedal with different adjustments. The rear portion is separated from him; he is sitting on a complicated chair, and outside of this whole frame, you see a little flame like an exhaust.
Mayan legend:
The symbols of the lid shows King Pacal falling into the jaws of the Earth monster each night to rise again with the power of the sun each morning. Its teeth are enlarged to demonstrate its encompassing power. At the top is the mythological "Moun" bird. The pillar-like construction above Pacal's head is the tree of life.
"The Dendera Light Bulb"
[bimgx=250]http://www.ufo-contact.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/ancient-egypt-dendera-light-bulb.jpeg[/bimgx]
Ancient Alien Theory:
It's an ancient light bulb that appears to be plugged into some kind of box.
Conventional Theory:
It's a lotus flower with a snake coming out of it.
"The Ancient Alien Hospital"
[bimgx=250]http://i48.tinypic.com/1zv5nw5.jpg[/bimgx]
My Original Ancient Alien Theory:
To me this seems obvious but I have yet to find anything like it on the internet.
What you are looking at was found on the southern wall of the Temple of Hathor located in Dendera, Egypt. Dendera was an ancient healing center, comparable to a Greek Asclepion or the Catholic Lourdes. Hathor, who was the wife of Horus, was the goddess of the sky, fertility and healing.
Now think about this. If this "goddess of healing" was an extraterrestrial who would she be? She would be a doctor!
Wikipedia says:
"Hathor was worshiped by Royalty and common people alike in whose tombs she is depicted as 'Mistress of the West' welcoming the dead into the next life."
Could this be saying she revived the dead?
Just by looking at the picture you can see the goddess Hathor on the right and her friend Ma'at on the left. Four heads being supported by some kind of tubes. Above the heads there are four jars connected to some kind of pipes which all connect to one pillar. Bellow the heads is a very strange half circle perhaps representing more pipes to allow fluids to move. Basically it looks like the heads are being kept alive.
Perhaps the way they resurrected people was by putting dead heads on live animals. This explains centaurs, mermaids, etc.
I don't know about the accuracy of what I'm saying but this is what it looks like to me anyway. I've been having trouble finding a competing theory on the internet.
EDIT: I have found a more conventional explanation for it:
The depiction of Hathor's sacred menat necklace details the heavy semi-circular pectoral that hung from four sistra pendants. Chains attached to these pendants linked the necklace with its counterweight that hung down the back of the wearer. The necklace on the wall probably reproduces the actual necklace worn during the temple's holy rites and one of the most important objects stored underground.
"The Abydos Machines"
[bimgx=250]http://i46.tinypic.com/14awwf8.jpg[/bimgx]
Ancient Alien Theory:
In the past people saw helicopters, airplanes, and submarines. It is said a matching set of these carvings was found in the Amon Ra Temple in Karnak. (I can not confirm this as I have not been able to find pictures of them yet)
Conventional Theory:
They are just illusions. The most likely cause of these anomalous hieroglyphs is considered to be due to re-facing and re-carving of the original temple stonework, and to weathering effects. Over a protracted period of time, it is believed that parts of the reworked stone have fallen away, revealing older hieroglyphs underneath. In effect, sections of the original and re-carved hieroglyphs have become overlapped to produce altered images that bear little, if any resemblance, to the original images. Such images are termed 'palimpsests' by Egyptologists.
"King Pakal In His Spaceship"
[bimgx=250]http://i47.tinypic.com/5dti8o.jpg[/bimgx]
Ancient Alien Theory:
He is in some kind of spaceship. In the center of that frame is a man sitting, bending forward. He has a mask on his nose, he uses his two hands to manipulate some controls, and the heel of his left foot is on a kind of pedal with different adjustments. The rear portion is separated from him; he is sitting on a complicated chair, and outside of this whole frame, you see a little flame like an exhaust.
Mayan legend:
The symbols of the lid shows King Pacal falling into the jaws of the Earth monster each night to rise again with the power of the sun each morning. Its teeth are enlarged to demonstrate its encompassing power. At the top is the mythological "Moun" bird. The pillar-like construction above Pacal's head is the tree of life.
"The Dendera Light Bulb"
[bimgx=250]http://www.ufo-contact.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/ancient-egypt-dendera-light-bulb.jpeg[/bimgx]
Ancient Alien Theory:
It's an ancient light bulb that appears to be plugged into some kind of box.
Conventional Theory:
It's a lotus flower with a snake coming out of it.
"The Ancient Alien Hospital"
[bimgx=250]http://i48.tinypic.com/1zv5nw5.jpg[/bimgx]
My Original Ancient Alien Theory:
To me this seems obvious but I have yet to find anything like it on the internet.
What you are looking at was found on the southern wall of the Temple of Hathor located in Dendera, Egypt. Dendera was an ancient healing center, comparable to a Greek Asclepion or the Catholic Lourdes. Hathor, who was the wife of Horus, was the goddess of the sky, fertility and healing.
Now think about this. If this "goddess of healing" was an extraterrestrial who would she be? She would be a doctor!
Wikipedia says:
"Hathor was worshiped by Royalty and common people alike in whose tombs she is depicted as 'Mistress of the West' welcoming the dead into the next life."
Could this be saying she revived the dead?
Just by looking at the picture you can see the goddess Hathor on the right and her friend Ma'at on the left. Four heads being supported by some kind of tubes. Above the heads there are four jars connected to some kind of pipes which all connect to one pillar. Bellow the heads is a very strange half circle perhaps representing more pipes to allow fluids to move. Basically it looks like the heads are being kept alive.
Perhaps the way they resurrected people was by putting dead heads on live animals. This explains centaurs, mermaids, etc.
I don't know about the accuracy of what I'm saying but this is what it looks like to me anyway. I've been having trouble finding a competing theory on the internet.
EDIT: I have found a more conventional explanation for it:
The depiction of Hathor's sacred menat necklace details the heavy semi-circular pectoral that hung from four sistra pendants. Chains attached to these pendants linked the necklace with its counterweight that hung down the back of the wearer. The necklace on the wall probably reproduces the actual necklace worn during the temple's holy rites and one of the most important objects stored underground.
"The Abydos Machines"
[bimgx=250]http://i46.tinypic.com/14awwf8.jpg[/bimgx]
Ancient Alien Theory:
In the past people saw helicopters, airplanes, and submarines. It is said a matching set of these carvings was found in the Amon Ra Temple in Karnak. (I can not confirm this as I have not been able to find pictures of them yet)
Conventional Theory:
They are just illusions. The most likely cause of these anomalous hieroglyphs is considered to be due to re-facing and re-carving of the original temple stonework, and to weathering effects. Over a protracted period of time, it is believed that parts of the reworked stone have fallen away, revealing older hieroglyphs underneath. In effect, sections of the original and re-carved hieroglyphs have become overlapped to produce altered images that bear little, if any resemblance, to the original images. Such images are termed 'palimpsests' by Egyptologists.
I love that show.
