They found a 7,000-year-old egg… and it had the pyramids carved into it

[rangerrebew]

They found a 7,000-year-old egg… and it had the pyramids carved into it

Archaeologists uncovered a 7,000-year-old ostrich egg from a Nubian burial and were stunned to find intricate engravings covering its surface—images that looked strikingly like the Pyramids of Giza, despite being carved millennia before the structures were supposedly built. The egg showed a winding river that resembled the Nile, three triangular forms placed exactly where the Giza pyramids stand, and symbolic scenes hinting at death rituals and cosmic beliefs. Experts debated whether the shapes were mountains, abstract patterns, or something far more intentional, but the dating left little room for easy explanations. The serpent wrapped around the egg only deepened the mystery, echoing ancient motifs of rebirth, eternity, and worlds beyond. Whether coincidence or evidence of forgotten knowledge, the artifact forced researchers to question how much early civilizations really understood.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/peopleandplaces/they-found-a-7-000-year-old-egg-and-it-had-the-pyramids-carved-into-it/vi-AA1S0gmo?ocid=widgetonlockscreen&cvid=6943e9e7fc4d496bb6062f068c8b01bd&ei=33

[Free Vulcan]

Gobekli Tepe has pretty much blown the narrative out of the water. They've already determined the Sphinx is far older than the conventional explanations, I have no doubt the pyramids are too.

[BobfromWB]

Gobekli Tepe has pretty much blown the narrative out of the water. They've already determined the Sphinx is far older than the conventional explanations, I have no doubt the pyramids are too.

Gobekli Tepe is just one part of a huge complex of sites with some being far older.

[Free Vulcan]

Gobekli Tepe is just one part of a huge complex of sites with some being far older.

Yes but GT is the one first discovered and the headliner. It should have completely upended things, and the Establishment refuses to budge.

They just dismiss evidence like the subject of this article.

[DB]

Gobekli Tepe is just one part of a huge complex of sites with some being far older.

Perhaps it wasn't a temple but instead an early version of a bar...

[Kamaji]

So, somebody etches triangular motifs on an eggshell, and suddenly it’s photographic proof that the pyramids on the Nile were built thousands of years earlier? 

Really.  What about the fact that mesoamericans also carved triangular motifs on some of their objects?  Isn’t that proof positive that there was a thriving tourist trade thousands of years ago, and the Toltecs were regularly going sightseeing on the Nile. 

[bigheadfred]

So, somebody etches triangular motifs on an eggshell, and suddenly it’s photographic proof that the pyramids on the Nile were built thousands of years earlier? 

Really.  What about the fact that mesoamericans also carved triangular motifs on some of their objects?  Isn’t that proof positive that there was a thriving tourist trade thousands of years ago, and the Toltecs were regularly going sightseeing on the Nile. 

What was really going on at Hueyatlaco? It has never been officially debunked.

[DefiantMassRINO]

Sure it wasn't an "A" for USDA Grade "A" egg?