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Whatever unfolded in this world in the past is beyond our imagination..
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We don't have to imagine anything. This is a stone relief on the Iraq/Kurdestan border carved by Sargon II to commemorate the creation of an irrigation system in the ~8th century BCE.

They had plenty of time when they weren't harvesting wheat by hand to carve out reliefs in granite with primitive hand tools with their free time

Clearly things went down a little different than what the history books presume.

Genesis 6:5 Giants roamed the earth before the Great Flood!

Apparently not, because you keep making shit up!

That's Nimrod/Gilgamesh - Sumerian markings

I would love to be able to travel through time and visit this period in time.

That's a melted building from the Great Tartarian Meltdown. It was never Mudfloods.

Makes the movie "War of the Worlds" hit a little closer to reality than Science fiction.

Only because they're hiding the technology that created it all. Its all hidden we are a least a century in the dark.

imagine not being glued to your phone all fucking day

The noses are broken off by citizens who felt they were lied to and cheated by the deities. Today, we don't have the balls to do it anymore.

Looks like laser printing.

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This is the Asdyrisn "Khanas".

muslims have always destroyed the normal creative parts of humanity - that is why they seem scarece to you

We’ve just been lied to about our past. I can imagine alternate worlds, without bias.

It's sad we will never know. We are a civilisation with amnesia.

Very cool

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Looking at these detailed rock reliefs the skill is hard to fathom using conventional tools. Ornate figures suggest advanced knowledge. What does this reveal about ancient capabilities?

Anunaki

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Imagine them painted or polished
