Re: Ancient History. Now, let's look at a picture/graphic for a clue of their origins.

Spock on Sat Dec 12, 2009 11:00 pm

Now, let's look at a picture/graphic for a clue of their origins.

In The Orion Mystery (1994) and The Message of the Sphinx (1996),
researcher Robert Bauval presented
his groundbreaking 'Orion
Correlation Theory' (OCT). As
those who have read The Nile Decoded or the book The Time Rivers know,
the OCT has much to do with my 'Time River Theory'(TRT).
Although the TRT is not necessarily dependent on Bauval's findings,
I have made it abundantly clear that the latter, the OCT,
is an integral component of the grand 'time map' design - history carved in stone

At the heart of the this 'map' is the Nile River, which turned out to be a literal 'river of time'.
The Nile also plays a major role in the OCT. Bauval has shown us that the alignment of the ancient river
and its celestial counterpart, the Milky Way, is a key component of the archaeoastronomical design
('as above, so below') marking the epoch of c. 10,500 BC, purportedly the mythical 'First Time'
of ancient Egyptian tradition.

Illustrated below is the OCT heaven-earth alignment found encoded in the Giza monuments,
pinpointing the 'First Time' (c. 10,500 BC).

Around 10,600 BC:

• Orion reached its lowest point at the meridian in its 26,000-year
  precessional cycle. (Precession slowly shifts Orion and other
  stars up and down the meridian, the imaginary north-south line
  drawn in the sky where the stars achieve their highest daily
  altitudes.)
• On the vernal equinox, the Great Sphinx, directly facing east,
  witnessed the rising of its two celestial counterparts – the sun and Leo.[/size]

[size=9]At the core of the Orion Correlation Theory is, of course,
the idea that the layout of the three great Giza pyramids closely mimic that of the Orion Belt Stars,
which subsequently gives rise to the above correlation scheme.

In the Time River Theory, the OCT 'First Time' date is assigned to the beginning
point of the Nile - or the 'beginning of time' - at the equator where the river
begins its long journey northward by flowing out of Lake Victoria.

Along with 2350 BC, which is another 'anchor date' derived from the Giza design,
assigned to the northern peak of the Nile 'Great Bend' at latitude 19.5°N,
Giza's archaeoastronomical scheme manages to turn the ancient river into a timeline.
(See The Nile Decoded for more detail.)

This second 'anchor date' (2350 BC) is produced by the celestial
alignments of the Great Pyramid's internal 'air shafts'. These shafts,
as Bauval has pointed out (expanding on the theory of Alexander Badawy and
Virginia Trimble), are targeted at the meridian (i.e. due south/north) and
angled just right so that around 2400 BC they were aligned with key stars crossing
the meridian ('transit') - namely Alnitak (of Orion), Sirius, Beta Ursa Minor (' Kochab '),
and Alpha Draconis (' Thuban ', the ancient Pole Star).

Although Bauval himself comes up with the approximate date of c. 2450 BC from this, the date should in reality be more like 2350 BC. All the star-shaft alignments occurred at the latter time except for Orion's alignment with the upper southern shaft (c. 2490 BC). Actually, as Dr. Thomas G. Brophy (The Origin Map) has pointed out, even this shaft did come into alignment with the Galactic Center around the same date of 2350 BC.

http://www.goroadachi.com/timerivers/first-time.htm

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