Published Episodes

#12 - Evidence of Ancient Lost Technology | Ben van Kerkwyk

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the shocking evidence that mainstream history simply can't explain. Ben from UnchartedX shares his journey from a tech background to becoming a leading voice on alternative ancient history. Discover how his interest was sparked by Graham Hancock's work, leading to firsthand research trips to Peru, Bolivia, and Egypt. Whether you're a history buff, an engineer fascinated by ancient precision, or just curious about the untold stories of our past, this episode promises to challenge your perceptions and inspire further exploration into Earth's enigmatic history.

#11 - Petrie Core 7 & Precision Vases | Chris King & Brothers of the Serpent

A very interesting conversation about what we have seen in the Petrie Museum and a few preliminary conclusions. Sitting down with precision manufacturing expert Chris King from Chris King Precision Components and Kyle and Russ Allen from Brothers of The Serpent Podcast. Enjoy and Merry Christmas.

#10 - The Mysteries of Easter Island | Jahannah James

Join Jahannah and me as we unravel the enigmatic origins of Easter Island and its iconic Moai statues. Discover the secrets behind how these massive sculptures were crafted and hear about the strange magnetic ball found on Rapa Nui. We also explore the fascinating polygonal stone masonry on the island—structures that starkly differ from the newer types of masonry. Plus, we touch on the cutting-edge Vase Scanning project and dive into Jahannah’s intriguing insights about the legendary lost city of Atlantis.

#9 - Exploring Ancient Egyptian Precision with the FreeScan Combo+

Join me as I showcase the FreeScan Combo+ from Shining 3D, a powerful laser and infrared scanner we're using for the Petrie Museum Scan Project. I'll also compare existing scanning technologies and explain why we chose laser scanning. Witness how this innovative device helps digitize and preserve ancient artifacts like never before.

#8 - 3D Scanning Ancient Egyptian Vases | Brothers of the Serpent

In this episode, we travel to London to the renowned Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. Together with the Brothers of the Serpent, we delve into the 3D scanning of several-thousand-year-old hard stone artifacts. These vases showcase a level of precision that challenges our understanding of ancient craftsmanship and human history.

#7 - Precision Egyptian Vases | Adam Young

In this episode, I am talking with Adam Young and we dive deep into the fascinating world of ancient precision, exploring the secrets behind pre-dynastic stone vases and their mind-blowing craftsmanship. Join us as we uncover how modern technology like 3D scanning reveals details that challenge everything we know about ancient Egypt! Don’t miss out on these incredible discoveries!

#6 - Aswan Scoop Marks and Stone Softening | Marcell Fóti

Marcell Fóti has proposed an explanation for the enigmatic stonework of the ancient world. In our discussion, he delves into the Natron Theory, a comprehensive hypothesis on how the ancient Egyptians could fabricate stone. According to him, this theory also explains the mysterious scoop marks around the unfinished obelisk in Egypt, the polygonal masonry in Peru, and the manufacturing of precise Egyptian statues. He demonstrates his experiments where granite is chemically decomposed with primitive tools and recast into geopolymers.

#5 - Giza Plateau & Menkaure Pyramid Walkthrough

Join us for an exclusive, eye-opening journey through the Giza Plateau like you've never seen before! Discover hidden mysteries and fascinating insights as we explore:

🔹 The enigmatic Valley Temple
🔹 Ancient Mortuary Temples
🔹 The majestic Sphinx
🔹 The awe-inspiring Pyramid complex
🔹 A rare look inside the Menkaure pyramid

#4 - Lost Advanced Technologies in Ancient Egypt | Chris King - Part 4

This is the last episode of a four-part series featuring Chris King on the Ancient Technology Podcast. Chris King is the visionary behind Chris King Precision Components, with over 50 years of expertise in high-precision manufacturing and machining across the aerospace, medical, and biking industries. In this episode, we are analyzing 5,000-year-old hard stone vases that have unbelievable micron-level precision, which cannot be explained by the mainstream narrative.