Paths Unwritten

Practical Guides to Archaeology Travel, Historical Monuments, and the Ancient Cultures Who Built Them. #archaeology #travel

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@TheProjectUnity “Imagine spending YEARS building an independent media platform”
Sorry, but what independent media platform have you been building? If it’s so well developed, then why are you complaining about Twitter?

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@Megalithic12000 ***Source needed for every stone ever lifted over multiple centuries.

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@blindpig_1966 @derek__olson This is too far for you but him constantly promoting magical giants isn’t?

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@TheProjectUnity Open a book

https://t.co/jSIbjptdRO

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@EDICIONESREGION This is a fake AI image and does not accurately depict Huaca del Sol.

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@UnearthedHQ "Rare footage" every tour guide at this highly visited site points this out.

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@AdamMIbbotson "New" is pushing it too. This has been making rounds on Twitter and Facebook for years. Plus, Aaron is a Mormon apologist. Not actually interested in actual history.

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@D_J_White @derek__olson Built during the Late Bronze Age, with alloyed tools in widespread use. A little basic research might help.

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@derek__olson Almost like they used stone in buildings and needed to quarry it somewhere. Who’d have thought?

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@OrganicRicin @derek__olson Quite literally the opposite of buried.

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@adancingferret But who’s the new monster of the week?

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@UnearthedHQ Once again, this is not a picture from Tiwanaku. You can't even identify the sites you're posting about correctly.

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@Kodiak_80 @Megalithic12000 - Perhaps you mean the "Merneptah Stele" and "Israelites" or just more misspelled words?
- If the "Merneptah Stele" is what you're referring to, this dates from several centuries after the supposed date of the Exodus.

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@Kodiak_80 @Megalithic12000 Yes, remains of other people in that area have been found, because humans have been in that area for as long as humans have been out of Africa. These finds pre-date, post-date, and have contemporary dates with the supposed Exodus. None show Hebrew culture or a massive population.

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@Kodiak_80 @Megalithic12000 Ah, single-sentence answers to my points with numerous grammatical and factual errors. Totally believe you're an Egyptologist now.

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@RealCalypsoJack @toofartoreturn_ @Megalithic12000 The Mexica didn’t establish themselves at Teotihuacan. A later culture saying they didn’t build it doesn’t mean it was built 12000-120000 years ago.

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@Kodiak_80 @Megalithic12000 These are 4 points based solely in history and practicality, without invoking any magic that is found in the story. There are other historical inaccuracies, but this feels like a good place to start.

Please let me know any points that you dispute and the corroborating evidence.

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@Kodiak_80 @Megalithic12000 4.) During the time of the Exodus, Egypt controlled the entire area that would be called Canaan or Israel. It makes no sense that enslaved Hebrews fled from Egypt to … Egypt.