I love this church! It is like it was designed by the Wicker-Man people! In fact, the church of St Mary in Chelmno Poland is just extraordinary! This is a regional town, which appears to have retained vestiges of an older fertility temple within the church! When I entered this church I realized it was no ordinary place, with the stag horns hanging down over the entry way. Other pagan elements: * Multiple images of St Christopher, possibly related to Dagda, fertility god. His staff looks more like a tree than a club. * Jesus is 'pierced' or has stems and branches growing from his heart and wounds. * Jesus and St Sebastian as 'Baldr'. * Weird bird imagery everywhere including bird perched on Yggdrasil on world mountain, eggs, phoenix? * Etc! Head of God, Templar Symbol, plus Templar Cross! (Despite Teutonic knight associations!) As you exit the church you are greeted by the horned one, almost asking you to return, or to remember him. Videos collected together http://www.whatisgiza.com/ Old School Website with info about Giza Discovery and book: http://charles.kos.id.au/ New Site http://www.charleskos.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CharlesKosPhD/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE8uuyeVTR0

In this video, it is suggested that Old-Kingdom Egypt, about 3100-2300 BC possessed technology for grinding granite which was industrial in nature. The technology may well have been discovered earlier, say in the period well before 3300 BC. The 'flood' has been dated to about 2300 BC using the Bible which was a catastrophe of an unknown order, but which ended the Old Kingdom and with it generations of accumulated knowledge. The people who succeeded in the Middle and New Kingdoms, maintained various books, but lost the ability to work granite, preferring sandstone, limestone and mud brick for the entirety of their building works. Nevertheless, old books were preserved in Egyptian libraries, finding their way, if they were lucky, into the Library of Alexandria. Steam engines were inspired, as in the Industrial age in England, by wheels attached to enormous waterworks, which powered industry throughout Ancient Egypt. It is suggested that Heron of Alexandria did not in fact 'discover' his inventions but that they were all found in earlier books: he after all worked in the Library of Alexandria, and in fact they all have industrial potential which he did not realise. Links in the video: Granite Working History: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granite Hero of Alexandria: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hero_of_Alexandria Ptolemy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ptolemy_I_Soter The technology to work granite is an industrial technology using steam-powered machines and later electricity. This is an inescapable fact. It was not developed well until 1823. Whilst of course everything, even diamond I suppose, could be ground by hand, given enough time, Egyptians produced industrial quantities of smooth stones and statues made of the hardest substances! These statues and other items are universally of the Old Kingdom. Later Egyptians had no clue how this stuff was built. But they became conservative and worshipped the structures built in earlier ages, maintaining the same style, possibly until the Middle Ages. http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/574678/Mystery-alien-coffins-ancient-pyramids-Egypt-discovery-UFO-Saqqara (fair use) "The 25 granite boxes were found just 12 miles south from the Great Pyramid of Giza in the ancient necropolis of Saqqara near Memphis in Lower Egypt. UFO hunters believe the high precision of engineering of each of the black stone boxes is remarkable, even by 21st century standards. UFO and alien theorist Brien Foerster said: "The precision is very 21st century, or at least 20th century.” "He argues that the precision of construction of the surfaces of stone boxes, which are 100-tonnes with 30-tonne lids, and the angles are “within a few ten thousandths of an inch”. It is not known how the ancient Egyptians had the t ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qktrEnI8hso