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Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

Matthew LaCroix tells Sean Kelly that the builders he is tracking were human, and that Atlantis may be a worldwide connection rather than one island city. Underwater megaliths, Göbekli Tepe, and Karahan Tepe are his exhibits for a forgotten chapter of large stone temples. Long heads, on his account, can be a later copy of an older human form. Myths that sound like children’s stories can still name real places, and he compares broken transmission to a sentence passed along in a game. Aligned temples and a soul road through Orion carry the religious half. A wobble of the seasons, which he ties to a great year of star ages, is his clock, with half of that year near twelve thousand years. Ice cores and a sudden freeze across the north are his picture of societies knocked back more than once. A flower of life cut into basalt is part of what he calls nearly Atlantean knowledge shared across those sites.

Key points

  • LaCroix says the builders were human and that Atlantis may name a culture spread around the world.
  • Underwater megaliths and the early stone temples of Turkey are his main exhibits.
  • He says some local communities still deny that their ancestors raised the walls beside them.
  • Long heads are, in his account, sometimes a later imitation of an older form.
  • He treats the seasonal wobble and a span near twelve thousand years as a clock for lost ages.
  • A northern flash freeze, ice cores, and a flower of life on basalt are part of his case for a shared old knowledge.

Short quotes

small settlements but literally a chapter of human civilization where we built the most incredible stone temples

Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

He is arguing for a whole chapter of great stone building, not a scatter of villages. Watch at 5:02

something that we would almost believe wasn't true any longer right it's like that game telephone we played growing up

Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

He compares how old stories warp to the children’s game of passing a sentence along. Watch at 10:20

for thousands and thousands of years and even the indigenous people that live there say we're not the ones who built

Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

He says people living by certain walls deny that their own ancestors built them. Watch at 13:11

system that relate to cycles of Consciousness based on What's called the procession of the Equinox of the great

Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

He ties states of awareness to the long seasonal wobble and its great year. Watch at 28:00

disappeared around the earth we also had this massive flash freeze across the Northern Hemisphere that froze the

Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

A sudden freeze across the north is one of his resets for older societies. Watch at 56:03

type of knowledge it's like an interconnected ancient knowledge like almost Atlantean knowledge that was

Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on a forgotten stone age

Shared symbols and methods are what he means by a nearly Atlantean body of knowledge. Watch at 1:04:06

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