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Matthew LaCroix, interviewed about Egypt, Turkey, and related megaliths, argues that the textbook clock is too short. Schools still start civilization with Sumer about 6,000 years ago and treat anything older as wandering foragers. He says that model is wearing out. In Peru, walls are credited to the Inca. In Egypt, no tomb anchors the pyramids to later kings, and he doubts the story that ties the Great Pyramid to Khufu. In eastern Turkey, the Urartians folded older stone into castles they did not, in his view, originally build. At one site, symbols run across joints as if cut after the blocks were set, with no errors he can see, which he says iron chisels cannot explain. He ties those losses to a global disaster about twelve thousand years ago and prefers Robert Schoch’s solar outburst over a comet strike. Gobekli Tepe and related places may have been buried on purpose. The Easter Island figures have bodies under the soil. The Sphinx, he claims, was a lion guarding what lay below, later given a ruler’s face.
Key points
- LaCroix says the school story still starts civilization about 6,000 years ago and is now failing.
- He doubts that later names, Inca, Egyptian kings, or Urartians, built the oldest giant stonework credited to them.
- Symbols cut across perfect joints are his evidence that iron tools were not how the blocks were finished.
- He favors a solar disaster at the end of the ice age over a comet strike as the reason those cultures vanished.
- Gobekli Tepe and related sites may have been buried on purpose so a later age could find them.
- The Sphinx, in his view, was a lion guarding what lay below, and only later given a ruler’s face.
Short quotes
last 6,000 years that's the that's the narrative that we're taught so anything that's older than 6,000 years was A
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on megalithic sites
He states the school story that anything before that horizon was not yet a civilization. Watch at 7:30
see how where the fitting stones come together there are symbols that have been seamlessly like laser cut carved
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on megalithic sites
He points to marks that cross the joint, as if cut after huge blocks were already fitted. Watch at 11:18
considered to be a guardian and that's exactly what all the ancient stories tell us we especially if you go
Matthew LaCroix, Matthew LaCroix on megalithic sites
Leo and the old stories, he says, make the Sphinx a guardian rather than a portrait of a later king. Watch at 34:26
Video by Matthew LaCroix. Watch on YouTube.