New Scans Expose An Unfortunate Secret Under the Pyramids | Geoffrey Drumm
Danny Jones
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Description
Geoffrey Drumm runs a research project on the Giza plateau and joins Danny Jones to discuss new scans he says expose an unfortunate secret beneath the pyramids. His readings of the survey data suggest structures and voids that, in his telling, Egypt's authorities would rather not discuss.
Drumm explains the scanning methods and shows what he believes they reveal about the pyramid builders' real capabilities. Jones probes the gap between the scans and the interpretations stacked on them. Mainstream archaeology treats such claims cautiously, and the scans' meanings are contested even among alternative researchers. The episode preserves a field researcher's case at full length. Listeners can follow his evidence step by step and decide where measurement ends and story begins.
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| CREATOR | Danny Jones |
|---|---|
| COLLECTION | PODCASTS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 153,011 bytes |
| LICENSE | YouTube Standard License |
| RIGHTS | EXTERNAL SOURCE |
| SOURCE | YouTube |