Another New Temple

[Anchitiquia]

What y'all have said to magnus is a fact if someone wanted to save face then they would represent.

Example: I haven't even done any research on the matter and i know of the whole Antarctica was Atlantis conspiracy were it was claimed that the Chinese and mayans descended from Atlantis and thats why they both had stated that 2012 was the "end of the great cycle". Also pointing out that psychics such as Edgar cayace had said Atlantis was destroyed by their own devises with a power equivalent to ours using crystals.

Hak had mentioned one of the 13 skull crystals had been mentioned in his original post. Since the crystal skull is there its north of the mayans it was considered a temple which advanced civilizations were known for and it was recently discovered i can add it to my completely bogus brain haired scheme.

you know why i can't give results to these findings?

 

i made it all up.

[MagnusCrane]

We all have spoken to reputable archeaologist, supposedly. Again, I have proof beyond just mere articles. As for pictures, I have that as well, and they are right up close, with my own camera. So yes I have the proof I need.

[KubeSix]

Yet, like Ladygriffin said, you still haven't shown us that proof. Until then, you could very well be making it all up. If someone says "Show me proof," saying "I have it," isn't worth anything; you have to actually show it, since already your word isn't trusted. I mean, you've supposedly spoken to archeologists, so you should know how it works. Do they go up to make an announcement without any proof of their discovery? Of course not, if they did it would just obviously be complete bulls**t. (And as far as anyone here's concerned, that's what your claims are until you can show proof.)

If you don't wanna show the proof you have, then sorry buddy, but that's utter BS in my book.

[rave phillaphia]

Actually I have spoken to reputable archaeologists at my college and other local colleges within Ohio to be specific. They said your crazy and to stop dwelling on people who try to make claims because of their own inconsistent desires for attention, specifically dealing with wanting to give something interesting and fun to the field or just want to be the center of attention. If it was a different case like aliens or conspiracies then I wouldn't have a problem with it. It is just that I know for a fact that this is not true and it just makes incorrect information available to the public, in which they may think it to be true because they don't know the truth. Kind of like movies. Some people watch a historical based movie and believe that some of the information is true, like Schindlers list in that people believed that the main guy helping the jews was a good man, in real life he was the opposite and a very greedy man.

The point being if you will not make public the proof then it is not reputable and cannot be tested, therefore you are making a falsified claim which is frowned upon by the scholars and given incorrect information to the public. As an archaeologist this is one of the major problems we have with people still today. Knowing that this place was a falsified claim to begin with to make tourism start in the area for an economic benefit, the historical evaluation of this area is known.

Give valid proof then I might reevaluate my ideas. No proof, then don't make a claim because it is a waste of time and integrity. You just need to understand that this is the only way I can weed out information and crazy claims.

[MagnusCrane]

Apparently you ( rave phillaphia ) believe what I am saying or you would not have went through the time, effort, energy and trouble to speak with a reputable archaeologist to find out if they believe it or not. Argue this as much as it pleases you. Again, you don't have to believe anything you don't want to believe. Its up to you or anyone else to do that. I was simply writing what I directly experience and saw for my own self. Trying to prove something to you will the last thing on my agenda. So have fun in not believing..... 

[rave phillaphia]

actually it came up in lecture about why archaeologists get a bad rep due to falsified claims and how beliefs in paranormal activity affect the facts given to us. For example another thing that came up was how some believe aliens built the pyramids. My professor listed a whole bunch of places within the United States that were famous scandals which this place happens to be one.

I wish it could be true, that would be awesome but the fact is that it is a lie. If you had pics of this place you should have posted them by now so I do not believe it to be true. No facts, no evidence and falsified claims = lie

[MagnusCrane]

I will tell u a definite truth, you are very hot, if that is an actual pic of you. As for what I was talking about, well I am just done entertaining the matter. I really am done because we can honestly go back and forth but it would be pointless, wouldn't it? But damn u r extremely hot. WOW and 10 thumbs up on your looks. DAMMMMMM!!!