The strange story of Atlantis that Plato writes about is a curiosity for many of
us. Where was it? Was it in the Atlantic? Some believe it
was in the Caribbean, and even others believe it was in in the Pacific
of all places, my guest today has identified much of Ireland as a unusual
and highly sophisticated land base that he believes was the original source of Plato's story
of Atlantis. Today will learn details about the megalithic structure, the acoustics that
are built into many of these buildings, and also sophisticated construction of megalithic structures
not found anywhere else in the world. Was Ireland the fabled Atlantis? All
this and more today on Earth Ancients or Saturday, November eighteenth, twenty twenty
three. This is Earth Ancients. I'm your host, Cliff dunning Weather's perfect.
The sky's clear, I can see out to the ocean. Today we're
looking for the remains of Atlantis. Where was Atlantis? Was it in the
Atlantic Ocean? Was it in the Caribbean, Was it in the Indian Ocean,
Or, as some Indonesian scholars believe, was it in the Pacific Ocean?
No one really knows, because we have no evidence of its physical remains.
Plato says it was destroyed in a deluge, a catastrophic event that sunk
the Great Continent over nine thousand, five hundred years ago, So we don't
really know. But today we are speaking with a Irish scholar who believes that
much of Ireland was once the ancient home of Atlantis. And we're going to
hear about the evidence. We're going to reference his book Atlantis Ireland and see
for ourselves the evidence. Now, there are a tremendous number of megalithic structures
in Ireland, and we're talking Doleman, We're talking standing stones that weigh several
tons. We're talking about dwellings that housed people that were used for burial.
And some of these underground sites are very very unusual. They seem to have
acoustic properties that we don't know about. But is our guest today justified in
claiming that Ireland was once Atlantis. It's got some great evidence, it's got
some unique points of view. He's even had some science behind his theory that
Ireland was once the fabled land of Atlantis. Now, if you study Charles
Hapgood's book Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings, or any of his earlier books.
He makes a good point for crustal displacement of continents, and it very
well could be that during an ancient catastrophic event that what is now Ireland was
part of a larger continent that was in the Atlantic, closer to the central
portions of America than it is now. If it's true that Ireland was once
Atlantis, what are the features of the remaining area we know as I than
can we attribute to what Plato describes as Atlantis? What about the rings,
how the harbor was designed, the sophisticated technologies that are attributed to Atlantis.
What are some of the other What are some of the other features of Atlantis
that we can find in Ireland. So that's going to be the program today.
But I've been fascinated with Atlantis for as long as I can remember,
and there's hundreds of books an equal number of television and documentaries on the lost
Island of Atlantis. Graham Hancock has made an industry out of it, and
is very very much interested in the possibility of a great ancient maritime civilization that
was the mother culture for a lot of people, including the Maya, the
Minoans. We even see evidence of sophisticated science in Egypt when we go to
and we do our Egyptian tour every year. I believe that the evidence,
and I speak about this all the time for an earlier epoch, which is
possibly associated with Atlantis, lies in the remaining temples, buildings, and of
course pyramids that are in the Giza plateau. So it's still a puzzle because
other than Plato's writings, we don't have any evidence of this place called Atlantis.
I'm going to play a quick primer here called Lost City of Atlantis that
describes Atlantis and presents it in the format that Plato wrote about. So let's
have a quick listen. What if Atlantis was not just a myth but a
real civilization that existed thousands of years ago? And what if there is evidence
that Atlantis was not only advanced and prosperous, but also had a dark and
violent side that led to its downfall? Would you believe it? And if
so, how did it disappear from its origins and legends to its possible location
and fate. Atlantis was first mentioned by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato in his
works Timeus and Critius. According to Plato, Atlantis was a naval empire that
ruled over many lands, but it was destroyed by a great cataclysm and sank
into the sea. Plato used Atlantis as an allegory for the dangers of hubris
and corruption, and as a contrast to his ideal state of Athens. But
where was Atlantis located and what was it like? Plato gave some clues in
his dialogues, but they were vague and contradictory. He said that Atlantis was
beyond the Pillars of Hercules, which are usually identified with the Straits of Gibraltar.
He also said that Atlantis was larger than Libya and Asia combined, which
is impossible. He described Atlantis as having a circular shape with concentric rings of
land and water. He said that Atlantis had a rich and diverse culture with
temples, palaces, gardens, canals, and fountains. He also said that
Atlantis had a powerful army and navy with advanced weapons and technology. But Plato
also hinted at some dark aspects of Atlantis. He said that Atlantis was ruled
by a dynasty of kings who descended from Poseidon, the god of the sea.
He said that the kings became greedy and arrogant and tried to conquer the
whole world. He said that Atlantis waged war against Athens and other civilizations,
but was defeated by the Athenians. He said that Zeus, the king of
the gods, decided to punish Atlantis for its wickedness and sent earthquakes and floods
that submerged the island in one day and night. Plato's story of Atlantis has
inspired many people to search for the lost island or to link it to other
ancient civilizations. Some people have tried to find Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean,
the Mediterranean Sea, the Caribbean Sea, or even Antarctica. Some people have
tried to connect Atlantis with the volcanic eruption of Thera, the invasion of the
Sea peoples, or the Trojan War. Some people have even claimed that Atlantis
was a real continent that shifted to its current location due to to a sudden
movement of the Earth's crust, but none of these theories has been conclusively proven
or widely accepted by scholars. Most scholars agree that Plato invented the story of
Atlantis as a fictional device to illustrate his philosophical ideas and to criticize the Athenian
Society. They argue that there is no historical or archaeological evidence for Atlantis and
its supposed achievements, and that Plato's account is full of contradictions and anachronisms.
Atlantis is a fascinating topic that raises many questions and challenges our imagination. Whether
it was real or not, it remains a mystery that we may never solve,
but maybe that's what makes it so appealing. Leave your comments below.
What do you think about Atlantis? Do you believe it existed, where do
you think it was located? And what do you think happened to it?
Thank you for watching this video on the Lost City of Atlanta. If you
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topics. One thing I have found in my studies of the Maya and other
Mesoamerican or Mexican and Central American cultures is the fact that many of them claimed
that their ancestors came from a continent in the Atlantic Ocean, most notably the
Maya. In fact, there is a well known graph or a relief carved
on a standing stone or a stile that has an individual in a boat and
he looks like he is trying to escape from some form of a catastrophe.
We're not sure though, and it's been referred to for decades. We don't
really know a great deal about Atlantis, and my hope and many others is
that at some point an excavation will uncovera codis a Mayan book, or there
will be another document found in some place in Europe or the Mediterranean, or
any place even in Egypt. The many temples that haven't been excavated yet may
uncover more data on the survivors of Atlantis. So it'd be great to have
a new perspective from an old document that would really be fascinating. So our
program today is Atlantis Ireland and my guest is Anthony Woods. There's a lot
of discussion on the topic of Atlantis, and many people feel that it is
completely lost. There's a lot of suggestions that it's under the water off the
coast of Portugal or Spain, and then there's a there's a couple of people
who are talking about evidence of it being in parts of Africa. I've seen
images of what looks like a geological landform of circular formations, which is something
that Plato talked about in his discussion of Atlantis. But today we're talking about
a whole different look and it's the land of Ireland. The books called Atlantis
Ireland. And my guest today is Anthony Woods. Anthony is the CEO of
Keystone University. He's a research investigator, obviously the author and I had a
chance to look at this book and I got to say this, it's got
some great compelling evidence for Ireland being potentially Atlantis. But we're going to find
out more about this today and I want you to listen closely to some of
the data that's coming through in this book, which is I think fairly well
research. And this is why we have Anthony on the program. Anthony,
welcome to Earth Ancient's great to see how you doing today. I'm doing great.
Thank you so much for having me. What got you started on this?
I mean, as a as an irishman, you know you you probably
were raised around these megaliths, these stone circles. I mean, Ireland's filled
with evidence of Stone Age people. But what what was the kind of the
impetus for you to create a book on it. Great question. Yeah,
my background, I'm a polymath. I believe thousands of different subjects, everything
from astronomy to zoology and everything in between. And there are several subjects that
are particularly close to my heart, and ancient history is one of them.
When I looked at the origins of civilization, when I studied that, it
was very clear that there was a lot of major pieces missing. And the
more I looked at ancient civilizations, the more I could see that man is
much much older than our present academic style tell us much much older. That
man has been sailing the season the oceans for hundreds of thousands of years.
That has now been proven, and that the story that we're told about ancient
civilization is at best missing a lot of key pieces. And it was an
area I wanted to research. I did pretty deeply, and I came to
the conclusion that obviously, when you're studying ancient civilization, you have to delve
into I guess, the fantasies, you know, the Hyperborea, Atlantis,
the Aryans, all that stuff. I don't think it's wise to only study
mainstream and I don't think it's wise to only study crackpot ideas. But I
think if you studied them all you can get a nice synthesis of things.
And Yeah, when I looked at the ancient Irish history right up until the
present time, and it was quite obvious to me that there's a lot more
pieces to be filled in and maybe my work will maybe one of those little
pieces to help future scholars make some breakthrough. That's ultimately why I created this
work. Yeah, we're going to talk about some of these great ideas and
evidence, your components that you bring into this. Talk a little bit about
the organization the Keystone University. This is something that you are the CEO of.
What is Keystone University. It's a school of advanced studies, it's really
what it is. We have a small team of polymats and maverick researchers and
well research just anything we want to. We're financially and academically independent. Then
do paid research for anybody. We don't. You know, we own a
bunch of companies that pays for our research. So we're a small team,
but we're independent, and most importantly, we're financially and academically independent. I
think that's ever more important in there is a serious financing problem with academic at
the moment. It's it's very very obvious. Yeah, I like what you're
saying, so you're not behooving to some universities the game. And it sounds
like Keystone is kind of a think tank. Is that what you would?
Is that a good? Yeah? We have three different divisions to what we
do. So we have education. Education obviously, we run seminars now and
again teach. Business is obviously the main thing we teach because that's what the
demand is and you know, I'm an entrepreneur as well as as a researcher.
We also have a research division, which we call Electrum, and in
that we research anything we want. So history is one I recently did work
on black holes and how I a brand new theory? Is black holes really
work? I've done work on mathematics. I've done work on several different things.
And ultimately, we're building an organization where scholars, where academics are financially
and academically free to pursue, but they want to research, not what someone
is paying them to research, or not something that doesn't fire them. And
the last thing the world needs is more uninspired researchers who are you know,
doing work just to put food on the table. I completely understand why one
would do that. I get it, but I think ultimately, listen,
everything goes in cycles. If we look at our modern education system, it's
very obvious it needs an evolution. There are a lot of wonderful things,
and no question about that. But at the same time, there are a
lot of improvements that need to be made. If I look at this,
skills that are needed in the in the modern world. Problem solving is a
big one, creative is a big one. Essentially joining the dots, you
know, coming up with completely new ideas and solutions. These are all big
skills. Yet there's skills that the modern system frowns upon. And if I'm
really blunt about it, if most kids go to school, college and don't
ever learn the skill of solving problems, the skill of creative thinking, the
skill of innovation and creation, listen, the education system of the past is
not going to create the future. We want to create the future. We
want to create an education system that's fit for purpose, and it starts with
one small organization that gets bigger and bigger and bigger, you know, and
essentially dedicated my life to building the best university the world has ever seen.
Our mission is to push the human race forward, and that will only be
done by creating advanced ideas and technology and teaching, yeah, to evolutionize things.
Yeah, I kind of get a sense of that in the book.
And also it's funny I read an article that you wrote in Ancient Origins magazine
and it actually says in the very beginning that you discovered around a thousand pieces
of evidence. I don't know if this is our documents or maps or whatever
that are uniquely aligned to your belief that Ireland was at one point atlantis.
Talk about the documentation that your team found, maybe one or two pieces,
like, I mean, there's a there's a picture in this article of an
individual who is pointing to a map. Talk a little bit about that.
Yeah, okay, Well the first things first, Unfortunately, for serious scholars,
the word atlantis has become a byword for crackpots. Yeah, all that
sort of stuff. So for any of your serious listeners out there, obviously,
when it comes to Land, to some people like indulging and fantasies,
and that's fine too. What I'm interested in is the origin and development and
the progressive of civilization. That's what I'm really interested in. So the atlantis
that Plato described obviously did not exist, very very obviously. Idiot. Really,
my thinking is, why waste our time on a wild goose chase.
Why not go to the source. And the source of Plato's legend was ancient
Egypt. When we go to ancient Egypt, we find records of an island
of Flame, a land somewhere in the Atlantic. There are many connections between
ancient Ireland and ancient Egypt, even in in when it was that a couple
of decades ago they found an Egyptian prince buried in Ireland. M hm,
Now why is that not a major development in the ancient I'm sorry, you
said a prince of Egypt, an Egyptian prince and his necklace had Egyptian needs.
Wow, I haven't heard of this. There was also what's called a
Barbary ape, which again is found in North Africa. Again bones found in
Ireland. There are slivers of connections there. But these things are not They're
consigned to the dust spin of forbidden history. You know, if it doesn't
fit, it doesn't exist type attitude. So what you're saying is that because
it's an anomaly, the typical universities are and ignore it or overlook it as
a as a just a freak of nature, and not study it in the
same way that they would study something, say in Egypt or another another country.
Yeah, what I'm basically saying is, for the most part, if
something doesn't fit, it doesn't exist. Let's forget about ancient history for a
moment. Let's look at something a lot more every day, like medisine.
And the most cutting edge medicine on the planet today is fag therapy. And
I hope I'm pronouncing that right and maybe pronounced slightly different in America. But
bacteriophigs are a type of virus that attack bacteria. So, for example,
you can use these to attack ecoli, salmonala whatever. That has been used
for over one hundred years around the world. But today it's moving towards the
midstrym. It's still considered a little bit crackpot, but it's certainly taken more
credible than it was ten years ago or twenty years or fifty years ago.
And here's the thing. If something moves from the fringe to the center to
the mainstream, the people who were promoting that idea a generation ago were considered
at best were labeled crackpots, and scientists at worst had career assassinations, had
their fund cut, and all this sort of stuff. So in every one
of the benefits of being a polymath is that I have to be very efficient
in what I study. I'm not going to waste four or five years of
my life learning one little, teeny tiny subject. Makes a lot more sense
to do intense learning in hundreds and thousands of subjects over time, and you
end up joining the dots. You end up seeing a few things that I
can I think, what comes to my study on ancient history. I studied
astronomy, I studied archaeo astronomy, astro theology, theology, construction, architecture,
mathematics, language, the origins of writing, genetics, and I could
go on and on and on. But when you're putting that background into a
subject, you're able to spot things pretty quickly. And one of the earliest
things I spotted when it came to researching ancient civilizations was there is a lot
of evidence that early man has been sailing for hundreds of thousands of years.
Yea most recently, probably the most recent one I read, was pretty conclusive
evidence that early man sale the Mediterranean see around four hundred and fifty thousand years
old, possibly as early as seven hundred thousand years ago, four hundred and
fifty thousand years they were sailing from where Italy to Africa or the Mediterranean Sea.
So what they've found, you know, and any of your leaders can
google this very easily. If you just google four hundred and fifty thousand year
old sailing Mediterranean Sea, you'll find it pretty pretty quickly. There were what
is when I read that it was about sailing in the Theugan Islands and in
and around the Mediterranean Sea. I don't know if that was from mainland Greece
out I presume it was, But the point being four hundred and fifty thousand
years ago, here we have early man sailing, building boats and sailing.
Let's move a little bit closer to today. Three hundred thousand years ago a
boomerang like object, it was a hunting weapon, was found in Germany,
so it was it was made three hundred thousand years ago, was found relatively
recently in Germany. So hang on a Here we have man three hundred thousand
years ago, so sophisticated. He could take a piece of he or she.
Obviously, when I say man for the benefit of all those out there,
I'm talking human kind. I'm talking humanity. But humanity was so advanced,
or elements of it three hundred odds thousand years ago. They could take
a piece of timber and they could fashion it with whatever tools they had to
create a hunting weapon that operated a little bit like a boomerang that was discovered
and published in the last month or two. I very much doubt any of
your listeners today could create that technology. I know I certainly. Let's be
a little closer to today. Let's go back fifty ish thousand years ago.
It's absolutely conclusively proven that man sales to Australia, almost certainly from Indonesia,
but certainly they sale to Australia. So now we've got a track record of
four hundred and fifty odd thousand years ago. Early man was sailing the Mediterranean.
Fast forward to three hundred thousand years ago, they were making boomerang like
type hunting objects. Again, you can google thiss quite easy to find fifty
thousand years ago who were sailing to Australia. This has all been proven.
Why is it such a difficulty for academics to realize that man was saying ten
thousand years ago, twenty thousand years ago. It's absurd, it's absolutely yeah,
and I understand, you know. My thinking on it is that our
history books have been written by in most cases linkered historians and academics, quite
often with a political agenda, and quite often based on in many cases,
if you read some of the books from maybe a century or two ago,
pretty racist ideas, and all of this stuff has fed into a narrative that
essentially says nothing happened on the planet until somewhere around five ten thousand years ago
in the exact same place all the main religions of the world's magic books appeared
from, and nothing happened anywhere else. And that narrative has led through to
today, where the reality is we have evidence that we humans today, have
evidence that people have sailed for hundreds of thousands of years. There is evidence
that even actually just this month, there was a tooth found in Germany and
haminin tooth nine point seven million years old, a couple of million years older
than anything ever found in Africa. It's starting to look like early humans were
all over the world a lot longer than we realized exactly. Talk a little
bit about and this is interesting because you're in around the Dublin area. I'm
really curious to know about folklore, Irish folklore or myths that kind of pull
together your sense that this could be the fabled Atlantis. Okay, well,
what is Atlantis? Let's define it first. I would define it as being
an island in the Atlantic. That is the truest meaning of the word atlantis,
which purely means Atlantic. I would define it as a very early,
relatively advanced people. And what I mean advanced, I'm not talking walkie talkies
and mobile phones. I'm talking decent technology for their time and history, and
a seafaring people. And I think at the root of pretty much every Atlantis
legend or story or whatever, you will find those common animals an island in
Atlantic, relatively advanced Stone Age people who had boats. Okay, if we
look at Irish mythology, there are literally thousands upon thousands of records of sailing
to other countries, sailing to Greece, sailing to Egypt, sailing to Mauritania,
sailing all over the place. I mean thousands of records of them.
We have the people who in Irish mythology built New Grange, Bruna Buyina built
some of the most spectacular mounds I found, not just in Ireland but anywhere
on the planet, stories of when they were constructed, which is the mythology
that we are left with today. There are grains of truth in that that
are being It's wise not to take mythology literally. It's foolished to completely ignore
it and not realize that, Yeah, there's a gree of truth in this.
Yeah, I'm kind of also referring to oral traditions, you know what
I mean. Here in the United States, there are indigenous oral traditions of
the Native people about ancient settlements that recently have come to bear evidence of one
hundred thousand plus years, which is blowing people away. And as the archaeologists
begin to refer to the different clans of different tribes, then they can kind
of say, yes, this is a story that appears to be true.
So talk a little bit about the oral traditions of the people. And when
you say records, how do we what are these? Are these written records
of seafaring travels that would kind of make you think this is you know,
my thinking of Atlantis. Yeah, when I say records. Fortunately, what
I'm referring to is ancient stories and folklore that was eventually, originally would have
been from ear to mouth. It was originally oral storytelling, and it was
eventually written down, you know, many many centuries ago. So there are
several in Irish mythology. They those are people called the the Danam, a
little bit difficult to pronounce sometimes, but who means tribe, and the Danam
essentially means tribe of the goddess Danu or Anu. And as I'm sure you
know, Annu is a goddess and many many ancient peoples from Smer and some
reference in Egypt all over the place. Now the Dannon's where the ancient kings
of Ireland, probably the most famous of them would be Lou and who hull
them? They would be two of the most famous, although there were many.
Now there are several records of stories involving Lou, for example, where
people sailed to Greece, where people sailed to Egypt to mauritaning. As I
mentioned earlier on, why would somebody be pasting on stories of ancient people sailing
to Greece and Egypt and so forth. How would they've even known those places
exist unless there was there was legitimacy to it. One of the stories that
recently made made the international news is and I'm just on my computer here,
I have an article from the BBC and the title of it is d NA
study reveals Ireland's Age of God Kings And essentially there's an old myth where a
brother and a sister created a child inbred. Has happened in ancient Egypt and
happened in many places. That old myth, it turns out, has an
element of truth to it. Quite recently they discovered DNA from New Grange and
it reveals that the parents were first degree relatives, probably a brother and a
system. So there should be greative truth. There was in the mythology,
in an elaborate story, and yet all these years later we find some physical,
hard evidence that maybe there's a little bit more of this than meets the
eye. A second thing I would point out with ancient mythology, which I
think is very important, is that even today, the sharpest minds on the
planet typically involved in space, ie astronomy and that sort of stuff, or
on advanced engineering. So even today that's that's pretty much the same man hasn't
changed in one hundred thousand years. That's always been the case. If we
go back to the time of New Grange, which by the way is probably
in fact, I'm certain it's much much older than they realize. But nevertheless,
if we just take the accepted date, which is older than Stonehenge,
which is older than the Pyramids. The people who built that, the the
Damends who I mentioned, they were so sophisticated. They could move two hundred
thousand tons of material to and around the site. They could align the site
precisely with the winter solstice, so that on the winter solstice, the sun's
golden rays shine into the womb that is the mound. See, the ancients
believe the mound was a womb. It was basically Mother Earth, father had
and her father's son and her father sky. Like the word havn't means sky,
so the entrance the mound was symbolic of the pregnant belly was a womb.
The light entered it precisely at the salstice. Nine months later the crops
were harvested. That's how insue these people were. These people pretty advanced for
their time. So the people who built New Grange were able to move two
hundred thousand tons of material to and around the site. They were able to
perfectly align it to the winter salstice. And what's been absolutely proven beyond a
shadow of a doubt is that they were able to take dozens of massive boulders
to the site from thirty kilometers away by both Yeah, you mentioned that in
your book that the average size of the stones was about ten tons, that
they did you actually find the quarry. Doesn't say that in the book.
So you located the quarry and so they had to put these ten ton stones
on a boat, go up the ocean and then get them to New Grange
for the construction. So talk a little bit about that. That's pretty significant.
Now. The quarry itself was fined by others. I read about it.
I'm a little bit like I would prefer stand on the shoulders of giants
and myself. So it was fined by others. It's a particular type of
stone called greywacky g r E y W A c k E and it only
occurs in one place on the island of Ireland, a place called Cloverhead in
Country Lived, which is in which is is on the shore. So these
guys it was thirty kilometers by boat from New Grange, and these people were
able to harvest. If you like the stone ten ton boulder, you imagine
what it would take to get that onto a boat. Yeah, take it
down the Irish Sea and then going against the current of the river up the
Buying River to New Grange. Thirty kilometer journey in total. Unload this ten
ton boulder, roll or pull it or whatever up a hill, organize it
around the site and then stand it. It's pretty sophisticated work. I've spoke
to several people who own boats and I asked them what sort of boat would
you need to carry a ten ton boulder? And when they showed me,
I was quite blown away by how sophisticated it would need to be. Obviously,
back then there was probably some sort of raft type thing. It was
probable by horses would make the most sense, or cattle, but either way
transporting that and it was almost one hundred times that journey happened. If you
look at New Grange, the front of it is faced with quartz. Again,
it was taken quite a distance to it as well. So these people
were very obviously organized, highly highly organized. There are different estimates as to
how many workers were on site. The lowest I've seen, which is what
I've used in the book, was three hundred. The highest estimate I've seen
is ten thousand, probably somewhere in the middle, but I tend to go
with the lower estimates if I'm in any doubt. But these guys were masters
of managing people. As a guy that runs businesses, managing three people's pretty
tough. Never mind three hundred or maybe a few thousand were obviously masters of
construction. New Grange inside it has a corbeled ruth and it's it still stands
to this day, and it's quite a remarkable place when you're in it.
And they were obviously masters of astronomy, which means they were masters of mathematics,
because it's impossible to align a building to the winter solstice without having a
very fine knowledge of astronomy and mathematics. It's probably one of the things.
It's probably the main reason I decided to write this book. Because I'm in
writing it, I was going to get all the usual crap. You know,
you're you're only saying it because you're from Ireland. You know, you're
a pseudo scientist, all this sort of stuff, calling the lot easier than
actually assessing the evidence. But actually the thing, the main motivation, or
that the trigger point to write it was to this very day, the official
history of Ireland is there was no writing in Ireland until about the fourth or
fifth century. That is, to this day is still the dogma of academia.
Now returning to mythology again, there are hundreds and hundreds of stories of
people at the time of New Grange using writing. It's called the o writing
and the own writing. It's very obvious when you look at it. It's
a primitive form of writing based on your five fingers. It's five strokes,
you know, very obviously quite a primitive thing. And you notice in the
book I traced the progression of many things, the progression of writing and architecture
and different things. Yeah, talk a little bit about that. It's like
five strokes on a rock or or whatever, but that's kind of their writing.
Five strokes in different angles means it's I guess it's kind of the alphabet,
right. It was a very ancient alphabet and had multiple applications. And
the interesting thing is there were multiple forms of it. There were somewhere around
one hundred and fifty different variations of the ohm riding. So these guys just
have one alphabet. They had around one hundred and fifty of them. But
the core tenant of it is there were five strokes and they could go sideways,
slanted upwards, slanted downwards. It was very obviously at the time used
as a primitive alphabet, but also as a sign langage and maybe perhaps there's
a second and device things like this. Those of us who study music will
know that the number five is synonymous with the pentatonic scale, which is the
scale that the harp and actually quite a lot of instruments even to this day.
Guitar players use the pentatonic scale for you know, for lead guitar and
things like that. It's thought that the five, the multiples of five used
in the own writing would have been a musical scale as well. I think
that's probable. I'm not certain of it, but I think it is probable.
In Irish mythology, own writing is like, it's really difficult to read
an Irish story without own writing in it. Oh yeah, there's there's numerous
references, so this would be think of the bizarre nature of this if you
read and I have read many of them writings from say, ancient Egypt,
and it speaks about that we used hieroglyphics. Nobody's coming to say, yeah,
the Christians introduced hiroodlythics to Egypt. No, obviously the Egyptians had a
fall writing. Yet there's a bizarre double standard with Irish history where we have
hundreds, probably thousands actually of ancient myths and stories that speak about the Druids,
that speak about the d Danans and others using the own writing. And
yet no, no, there was no writing in ancient Ireland. They could
carry ten tons both bowlers by boat, they could build constructions for two hundred
thousand tons of material. They had such advanced mathematics they could predict precisely the
mood of the sun. But they couldn't write. We're going to take a
short commercial break to allow our sponsors to identify themselves, and we will return
shortly with my guest today, Anthony Woods. You're right back. My guest
today is Anthony Woods, who has authored a new book called Atlantis Ireland,
and he has filled this book with a lot of great evidence for not only
a Neolithic advanced culture, but also evidence for a possible maritime civilization. Do
you find any of this writing that New Grange at all in or around the
exterior or interior? That's a question. Yeah. And also while we're on
that subject, New Grange is an amazing megalithic building. It's perfectly round,
it has beautiful construction and it looks like an observatory. Would you say that's
what it was made for or is there a multifunction aspect to it? Definitely
multifunction And the lowest common denominator for any historian be a too. You know,
like this is always been all around the world. It must be a
two, must be a two. And yeah, of course it was.
The two bones have been found inside it. There was an element of two.
But it was a multipurpose building. There are old Irish myths that speak
about it being a place where kings lived. In fact, New Grange was
called the Mansion of the Buying, and interestingly enough, in Old Egypt the
term mansion was also used to describe where the so called gods came from.
Now, the gods, in my opinion, were just slightly more advanced people
that we see this throughout history. Those that are a bit more advanced history.
Usually you would see in ancient writings. People who were there were regular
people that just had better technology. Maybe they had a arian on a horse
or the spears or armor or something they were perceived as cause. But there
were people. Going back to your question about New Grange, and there are
stories where it was used to communicate with the dead. There are stories where
it was used as if you like a castle for royalty, it was probably
used. And there are also unusual acoustic properties in it, so it's it's
highly likely it was used as some form of what we would call today a
church and chanting. It's very very likely that was used as well. So
I think to describe it as a tom only is pretty it doesn't disservice.
I think New Grange and ancient mounds like it had had a much larger function
than just very I think there were a type of of gathering place, a
type of church, a type of potentially actually a type of hospital or a
healing center, and I think a type of university. Because if you look
at the carvings of around New Grange or some of the other minds and notice
is a personal favorite of mine, it's got some very intricate carvings. These
things were carved in stone for future generations. I think it was probably an
educational aspect to it as well. Talk a little bit about the fact,
and this is interesting how you came up with this. You say that very
little excavation has been done on Ireland, and I find that just really strange,
and it's almost like there's a bias against Ireland. In England. It
seems like every week we see the evidence of a new standing stone or a
circle has been found out in the middle of nowhere. Talk a bit about
the lack of awareness of the stone circles and monuments and other stone identifications what
we would call in America these standing stela, which are like markers with writing
on them. Why is that? Why is it there's such a lack of
excavation. Is it funding or the fact that it's just not been of interest
to academia. It's probably a combination of things. Funding will in all areas
of academic research be a major issue, although I don't think that's the primary
one, because there are some excavations ongoing at the minute, and you know,
I personally don't think it's much to do funding. I think it's probably
more. I give an example, the Hill of Tara was the seat of
the High King of Ireland. One of the structures. There are over one
hundred unexcavated structures there. One of them was a six thousand square meter banquetting
hall. The get around how large that is and it's never been excavated.
So that's one site. I think probably one of the main reasons is and
adued to it earlier on, there's such an abundance of megalithic and ancient structures
in Ireland that the sheer volume of it has has probably meant that. Sorry,
the sheer volume of it, coupled with perhaps a lack of interest and
a lack of funding, has led to them not being excavated. Another thing
I find quite bizarre is you mentioned England and the amount of Britain and the
amount of research there. Very recently, I was reading an article about they
found flint tools in Britain and there were several hundred thousand years old, and
the article said, this is proof those people in Britain several hundred thousand years
ago, the exact same stuff has been found in Ireland, and yet our
genius academics tell us that, oh yeah, the icebergs, the ice sheets,
that brought those to Ireland. Like, there's a bizarre double standard,
and it appears to me that it's all based on the false belief that Ireland
was completely frozen over during the ice Age, which is gibberish, absolutely gibberish.
Parts of it was, but not the entire island. And then when
you include the parts of Ireland that are submerged beneath the rising sea levels where
megalits have been found, I might add, which pretty much proves they were
built before the sea level rose. Imagine, there's too many sub aquatic megalithic
builders. And parts of Ireland obviously didn't freeze over during the ice Age.
There are parts of Scotland, which has a lot colder climate, that it
has been proven didn't freeze over during the ice Age. They found compost piles,
and they found lunar calendars and things like that. There are parts of
Iceland that didn't freeze over. Why there's this bizarre dogma that all of our
froze over during the ice Age. It's really quite perplexing, particularly when in
the book I referenced dozens upon dozens of bones of animals, humans and various
different things that were found in Ireland throughout the ice Age. So while the
evidence is there to completely obliterate that, again it's just ignored, doesn't fit,
doesn't exist. You know, it's Academics tend to be quite blinkered,
and it's not hard to see why. Well, they have their ideas and
they're they're thinking about something, and they'll use that as their foundation to go
after something and not look at any other possibilities. So I totally hear what
you're saying. Let's talk a little bit about the red haired jeans and I
love this part of your book. Genetic evidence found in Ireland. Red haired
mummies have been found in Egypt. In fact, Ramsey's second has red hair.
You suggest that, apparently there's an Irish, an Irish explorer, Lawrence
Waddell who found King Many's who was a pharaoh in Ireland. I didn't know
that he actually found evidence of that. Now he's a controversial character. And
Woddell, he was a bit of a bit of an Indiana Owns type character.
He in knock Manny in Tyrone In is another ancient mound and he claims
to have found a stone with the basically commemorating this is for Manes was laid
to rest in the Egyptian tomb of many Is There was empty, there was
no body, and there was just a carving that said he went to hold
it again. I have it in the brig and I don't have reference to
it right now, but the Saily, the gist of it was he went
to the ancestral home of the Egyptians, the Sunset Island, which was in
the Western Island and in the western Ocean the Atlantic, and he died there.
So I think it's pretty interesting that the Egyptian record in his tomb had
this piece of evidence, and a man in Ireland had a stone and mentioned
this is where he was buried. It's worth digging into that lower a little
longer and deeper. As I said earlier, there are a couple of connections
with Ireland and Egypt. My personal favorite is the Egyptian prince. I think
that's extremely compelling. And again it's not it's not talked about, it's it's
ignored. Well, I mean, that's national geographic material, is what you're
talking about when you're saying an Egyptian prince was found in Ireland. I would
like to know more about that. And of course the artifacts left by the
body would be compelling evidence, especially if there's idols for Isis or Osiris,
or there's a jewelry or grave goods, that would be a no brainer for
the world to stand up and go, oh my god, there's something going
on here. Yeah, I'll have to dig it out. I have the
book here on my computer and why I'm speaking to you, I'll dig out
the reference. But essentially, it was young the body of a young prince
found and it had Egyptian I'm not quite sure how it's pronounced, but it's
I think it's fiance speeds. It's a particular type of bead they use,
and it was found on it and it was very, very and it just
blew people's mind. When was it discovered. I think it's this is not
recent. This is probably thirty forty years ago something like that. Oh,
when we're speaking, I'm digging it. Yeah. Talk a little more about
the genetic evidence, the red hair gene that is so prominent in Ireland,
and again we see evidence of Pharaohs. We see a lot of Egyptians in
their mamma fied state with red hair. And it's not just Egypt, it's
all around the world. It's fascinating, and your writing basically says that the
core evidence, the epicenter, the starting point for this is Ireland. So
talk a little bit about how this would migrate out from Ireland into the other
parts of the world. Okay, So the rarest genetic combination on Earth is
red hair and blue eyes. It is less than one percent. It's extremely
rare. Globally, the highest concentration of it is found in, if you
like, the ancient Gaelic heartlands, Ireland and Scotland. That's the highest concentration
anywhere in the world. In order for someone to have either red hair or
blue eyes, or the combination of it, those genes have to be passed
from both sides of their genetics, So in other words, your your parents'
ancestry must both have them. And it's also fairmly well established in genetics that
blue eyes are a relatively recent thing in human evolution. And I'm talking maybe
earliest three four thousand years ago latest, maybe maybe ten thousand, something like
that. They're relatively recent. And it's also pretty well established that there was
one ancestor with blue eyes. There had to be one. Now, when
we look around the world, what do we find you mentioned Egypt. We
take Rameses very obviously red hair, and they've done a whole bunch of tests
and it's been proven beyond all shadow of doubt he had red hair. Okay,
red hair is an adaptation to less sunlight. Again, this is well
established in genetics that red hair it comes from producing more the sun vitam vitamin
bee, so basically those it's a genetic adaptation that comes to capture more vinamin
B from the sun. And it's found in humans but also found in animals.
Actually, here's an interesting tidbit. There's a little island at the north
of Ireland and it's called Rattlin Island, and on this island, they have
a unique hair which only occurs there. It evolved there. It doesn't happen
anywhere else in the world. And hey, presto, red hair, blue
eyes an adaptation to sunlight. It doesn't occur anywhere else on Earth. So
if we look back at some of the more if you like controversial findings in
archaeology, chromagnum Man is one that's been very much ignored or shelled. Chro
magnant Man. Their genetics if you look at their DNA, the highest concentration
of it is in Ireland today. And magnets were fair so reddish or fair
hair, and quite a lot of them from what we can tell, had
blue eyes and they're actually quite tall. There were usually six footers of the
skeletons found, so this island has a lot of graves with these chromagnants.
They're no you know, no chromagnants have been found. Chro Magnan was a
cave in France, I think, yeah, Frances And they've also the last
direct living ancestors of them were apparently on the Canary Islands. There are a
bunch of guys called the Guanchos, and again they were just as I said,
reddish or blonde hair, blue eyes. But if you look at their
DNA, the highest concentration of their the hot blue group is that is the
is the specific marker in the DNA and the highest concentration of that on Earth
today is found in Ireland. So especially that DNA has been there for a
long time. Another interesting tidbit is that there's a thing called the giant gene.
Now, the most famous example of that was American Wadlow. He was
extremely tall American, I think he was almost eight nine foot or something.
You can look him up, tallest man who ever lived, but he had
a thing called the giant gene. It causes giantism, and people with this
gene grew to extremely extremely tall. It's very common for seven foot, sometimes
eight foot. In history. There's many records actually of eight eight and a
half foot people and when they checked their bones and that they had this gene.
Again, the highest concentration of that gene anywhere on Earth is found in
midd Ulster in Ireland, where a staggering one in one hundred and fifty people
have it. So there's obviously you see what are these genes? There are
echoes of our past. There genetic memories, and I think if we look
at evolution and we're trying to figure a piece that puzzle together, well,
it's becoming more and more clear that our species is a hybrid. We've got
DNA from so called different ancient species. I say so called because it would
seem to me that if you're a scientist that needs research money, the quickest
way to get it is to discover an ancient form of human. I think
we're going to find and if these are different species, how do they interbreed?
The definition of the species is to be able to reproduce. We know
for absolute certainty that Neanderthals and modern Homo sapiens into bread. Well, how
do we weren't the same species because the definition of the species is it has
to be able to reproduce. So there are a few questions there that I
wouldn't be I would be a little bit. I think the current and I
think the current version of you know, the ander Fulls and modern homer Sapiens
were. I think they were a lot closer genetically than we realize, and
may well have been so close. It may it may not make much difference.
In fact, if you took an elderly woman from China and she was
five foot tall, and you took her skeleton, and you compared that to
a seven foot rugby player from South Africa, and you looked at their bones,
a couple one hundred thousand years later, it may hear that they're different
species, but actually in reality they're are pretty similar. So I think that
when we trace back human evolution and we trace back the origin of civilization,
what we find all around the world is instances of red hair and blue eyes
in some pretty unusual places. Talk a little bit about the giants, because
you mentioned this in the book. You actually have some grave sites with some
very tall people. Are you suggesting that there was a branch of these early
Atlentinians who were giants? Well, how do you define a giant? If
you met a guy that was seven foot six inches tall and you were saying
five foot six, you're going to call them a giant. That's true.
Yeah, I met recently a rugby player, a guy plays rugby for Ireland
and he's or he used to, he's foot ten almost seven fields. Yeah,
yeah, almost seven famous, guy's gigantic. Now, if you were
say, let's just say some parts of the world, take Japan and places
that where people aren't quite as tall as other places, someone who's maybe of
a smaller stature or meets someone that's seven foot tall, of course they're going
to consider them a giant. So I do think that, in fact,
there's no thinking about it, there's any amount of proof of if I take
on, for example, I'm just looking at the list here of here's a
guy seven foot six inches tall, here's another guy seven foot seven and all
of their bones are a public record. Here's a pair of guys seven foot
two inches tall. Another guy seven foot six inches, seven foot Okay,
there's a whole list of people who are over seven foot. Well, that's
that giant gene. I spoke a bit earlier on, and I have absolutely
no doubt that at one time in history there was a population of people who
were pretty tall, and there were also a population of people who were pretty
small, and there was everything in between. And the reason I can say
that with confidence is, hey, that's the world today. There are people
in South Africa, particularly today. I mentioned South Africa. If you look
at the South African rugby team, there the biggest specimens of men I've ever
seen, and it's quite common for them to have players six foot six seven,
eight nine ten. Yeah, like a basketball team. Like a basketball
team exactly. So yeah, of course, like in the same way as
you have some families that are are very tall and some families that are quite
short. Well, in olden times, the family, the extended family was
a plan or a tribe, and of course people would get the name of
a giant if they happened to be a foot or two taller than someone else.
I don't subscribe to the notion that there were you know, one hundred
giants and stuff. That's fantasy stuff. But look at what the genetic evidence
today shows. We have people on Earth, as you mentioned, basketball players
and things like that that are let's just say, seven foot tall. Well,
those genetics came from somewhere. And similarly, we have a lot of
you know, little people on Earth today, and again those genetics had to
come from somewhere exactly. The book's called Atlantis Ireland. My guest is Anthony
Woods. And as we come down to our time, talk a little bit
about the importance of stone circles. You kind of intimate that this is a
technology, this astronomical stone circle that almost originates in Ireland. Give us talk
about and I don't know if I'm gonna say it correctly, it's is it
maybe a player? It's about five hundred miles south of Cairo. Talk about
that because I've never heard of that circle, and I've seen some graphs,
and you point out graphs and you show some pictures. Is this kind of
like the starting point for like a stonehenge? And I mean we have now
seen circles in the Amazonian jungle, we see them in South America and obviously
throughout Europe. So talk a little bit about these stone circles and their importance.
Yeah, so you're correct. We see stone circles all over the world.
There are even records of stone circles in Australia, although they have been
destroyed unfortunately, but there are records of them. But yeah, we've got
stone circles all across Ireland, plenty places in Europe, and they the play
of stone circles in Egypt are very interesting as an ancient civilization at their peak
were the most advanced people on Earth, no question about, absolutely, no
question, and it's very when you study Egyptology, it's very easy to get
be sotted by the pyramids and the sphinx due to their magnificence. But what
a lot of people don't realize is long before there was pyramids and sphinx,
there was mounds and stone circles in Egypt, long long before it. Now.
The Play is a good example of stone circles in Egypt, which if
you read up on it, it's described as being built by a forgotten people.
So if we have stone circles in Egypt, if we have stone circles
in France and Spain and Britain and Ireland and the Americas. There's obviously a
diffusion there, there's obviously a commonality that's come from somewhere, that's coming from
the source. What I find most intriguing of all is that Irish style magaliths
and their their Irish style, because they accor the oldest ones of core in
Ireland, and there's most of them in Ireland have been found on the Iszori's
Islands in the middle of the Atlantic. Now there is absolutely no logical way
to explain that other than what I'm saying, that the ancient people had boats
and they were capable of seafaring a lot further than we ever dreamed possible.
The Iszoa's Islands. Magalots are proving a tad controversial and the academic community has
recently some have come out and said, oh no, they were just built
a couple of hundred years ago, which is obviously gibberishy. You can tell
by looking at them the ancient and most of them just ignore it. But
if you're finding magali's identical in the Azoras Ireland Islands, as you find in
Ireland and you find in Britain, that's a common people that built them.
If you're finding stone circles in Egypt and Ireland and South America. There's a
commonality there. Stone circles and magaliths have been found in virtually every country on
Earth, which proves that that every country on Earth has a spectacular instance civilization
and history that has been completely forgotten about. Stone circles have been found submerged
in Israel. Yeah. Now, for all the people who like people who
study the Bible and things like that, the world, the word gilgal in
the Bible means a circle of standing stones. Yeah, and we're standing stones
in Israel. We've standing stones in Jordan and in the so called Holy Land.
Why is this not taught? Why is this not discovered? It would
appear to me that there is a belief that ancient man was primitive, ignorant,
and stupid. These are the same people that discovered astronomy, architecture,
agriculture, language, and a whole bunch of stuff. I think we need
to have a bit more humility when it comes to looking at at our ancient
forefathers. And I spoke to I'll not mention the university fair, but I
spoke to a very eminent professor of history recently, and we were speaking about
this topic, and I showed him the evidence for the azores. In fairness,
he says, yeah, they're the very obviously megalits, but he couldn't
just quite get his head around how people were able to sail that distance.
He's still fighting and he's still struggling with it. But that's a paradigm shift
that's going to come. We're discovered that man has been sailing for minimum five
hundred thousand years. I have zero evidence that he hasn't been. People haven't
been sailing for a million or two. I don't know. Yeah, that's
mind blowing numbers. I mean, I'm of the belief that we've had different
epochs, different periods where there were a civilization and then they were destroyed,
and then it resurfaced again and developed over thousands of years. What is your
belief of the stone circles? Lately? The feeling is that they were technology
and that they were somewhat like communication devices. When we look at Stonehenge,
there's a very sensitive acoustics involved that allows you to speak and the voice carries
very long distances. What are your feelings about a technology with stone circles that
was perhaps handed down and transferred around the world. Yeah, the stone circles
had a couple of purposes. From what we can tell, one of them
was astronomy. It was easy to use them for alignments and to measure the
movement of stars and things. But there does appear to be unusual magnetic properties.
There's there's a feelings study called power magnet Power magnetic. Yeah, power
magnetic, and especially the magnetism of stones. And what do you think magnetism?
We think metal because it's a it's a wonderful conduct but actually stones have
a type of magnetism. If we look at the ancient myths of Stonehenge,
which is the world's most famous stone circle, some of them speak of it
being a place of healing. Yeah, and it also speaks of that the
builders of Stonehenge took the stones from Ireland. I'm not sure if you knew
that. So if the most famous stone circle in the world, if the
very myth that we've been handed down from me from previous generations as it came
from Ireland, I'm not quite sure that's true. I think maybe the builders
did. I think it's pretty conclusive now the stones came from about forty or
fifty miles away and some of them came from Pembrokeshire. But I think the
culture. In fact, if you look at a megalithic map of Europe,
Ireland is completely covered in magaliths, and it's the west coast of Britain,
but not the east that is the highest concentration. Same at the west coast
of France and Spain. And to me it's quite obvious the people came from
the west by boat. They for the case, the magalithic culture originated in
the Steps or in those areas, which is what we're taught today. Why
is it not all over France, Spain and Britain. Why is it along
the seaboard, because obviously the travel by saying and by the way. This
nonsense of one way traffic is absolutely gibberish. This nonsense of you know,
all civilization came from the Steps area and made its way across Europe is ridiculous.
Those two way traffic. Man is so so much older than we realize.
You mentioned cycles like you have to if you read some of the some
of the Sanskrit writings, they're talking in terms of hundreds and in some cases
millions of years back. Yeah, now we're dealer in there with astronomical cycles.
But when it comes to man, here's the facts. And someone if
an alien civilization landing on Earth today, to do, you know, an
investigation into the origin of humanity, they would look at Okay, wor's the
oldest evidence we have nine point seven million years ago in Germany? Okay?
Great? What's the oldest evidence we have of sailing four hundred and fifty thousand
years ago in Greece? Great? What else fifty thousand years ago in Australia?
Great? A three hundred thousand year old hunting weapon in Germany? Great?
And these humans think that civilization arose five or six thousand year Are you
kidding me? It's bonkers? So yeah, look at I think that people
were watching your channel are interested in an alternative way to think. They're interested
in stretching their mind, an open mind, not so open that your brain
falls out, but an open mind where you're the mainstream. You take the
Maverick ideas, you synthesize them together, and you come up with some new
thinking. The last thing the world needs is is mindless morons that just believe
everything. To say. I don't want anyone to believe a word I say
or a word I read. If you do that, I failed in my
mission. My mission is to enlighten and to teach people. The only reason
I wrote that I'm outside of this. I'm a pretty serious business person.
I taught business all over the world. I taught business to bank, a
whole bunch of stuff like that, And the last thing I need is to
be labeled as a Atlantis crack pot. But when I looked at it on
the balance of probability, I says, you know something, there is a
big, big piece of history missing. I think I've contributed a small little
piece of that, and I think other people will start joining dots and put
more and more together, and maybe by the time my kids are my age,
man will be one hundred thousand years old, civilization will be one hundred
thousand years old, and then it'll push back another hundred and another one hundred,
and before we know it, it'll be a million. And before we
know we might actually find that people have been sailing. I'm certain of half
a million years like that's been pretty much proven now that that's not why you
might find that little shit. Can I think any You mentioned this at the
very beginning of the program, that if we could start using underwater archaeology.
It's still in its infancy. It's very difficult to go deep three hundred feet
or two hundred feet or more and and start excavating. But I think that's
going to be the proof of the pudding when we start going and seeing huge
cities that are tens of thousands of years old that are under the ocean,
that that'll really help. So, uh, hey, Anthony, this has
been fun. Uh and I really appreciate you coming on today. How can
people learn more about you? Give us your website and you're if you have
a blog, and also really important your social media pages. Yeah. The
best if people are interest in what we do, and the best place to
get us is a Keystone dot i E so k E y S t O
n E dot I E. That's our website and anyone who reaches that is
the place to get us. We all have a Facebook page. If you
just look for Keystone School of Advanced Studies, you'll find that, and yeah,
you want to reach out, that's where it gets you know. Yeah,
I'm just curious because you're you sound like somebody who's constantly looking at articles
and collecting data. Do you have like an Instagram page where you're like posting
images and stuff. I'm pretty old school. I keep yeah as it is
at the moment. I have a lot of demands of my time, and
the way I keep it is anyone who reaches out, we have secretaries in
the business. Someone wants to get to me, it comes through my secretaries
and that and we deal with that. But those two places I mentioned our
website and a Facebook page or two places where we can be reached as well.
We also actually have some interesting videos on YouTube if you look, oh
yeah, if your viewers are interested again, if you just search for Keystone
School of Advanced Studies, some pretty wild and wonderful things there. That's a
whole bunch of stuff in Atlanta, Ireland. There's some stuff on mathematics.
There's some stuff on black holes. There's a little bit of a hodgepodge of
Maverick theories in there. We're very much interested in research and Maverick theories that
torn out to be pretty. That's that's what we're interested in, and we've
got the academic freedom to do it. So I love that idea. I'm
the same way. It's like since I was a very young person, I
was like, what I'm being taught in school doesn't feel right. It just
doesn't. It's like it's like a history that's missing huge, huge parts and
data and information and relevance, and you know, and it's slowly changing.
I've interviewed indigenous archaeologists here in the United States who are now placing some of
the most some of the newest ideas behind settlements in the United States over one
hundred thousand years in the past. Yep. One hundred thousand years, not
sixteen thousand, one hundred thousand. And we're not talking caveman. We're talking
Homo sapien, sapient. The modern human remains. So hey, Anthony,
fantastic, thank you for your time. I want to mention to our listeners
that Atlantis Ireland is available on Amazon. It was published in twenty and twenty
one, but it's still available. Very very good research in the book,
and for the most part, most of your reviews have been very positive.
So I think most people are going never thought about that. He's got some
great ideas and you just don't talk about him. You actually go to these
places and you reference him. So good good work, you see, So
thanks man, appreciate it and continued success. I appreciate it, and thank
you so much for having me on. Thank you so much for your your
viewers, for those of you who watched this, and I wish you all
well. I was listening to Anthony talk about Ireland. I was thinking of
the the scan of the Great Pyramid at Giza, the Cufu Pyramid, and
the recent scan done by Malanga and Philippe and what they turned up. The
damn thing's a machine. Now we haven't heard any any references, any comments
from the Egyptological community because most likely they're dumbfounded. They don't want to talk
about it. I have spoken to our own doctor Ed Barnhardt, and he
believes there's a little bit of confusion with the mathematics and it's a little challenging
because it's gobblly good, it's you know, so he's waiting for more data.
But it looks like this thing is a machine. And you know,
you got to wonder, this is an Egyptian, this is this is somebody
else. But when we say it's somebody else, is Atlantinian? Is it
a combination of Atlantinian and Egyptian? Is it et? You know, ancient
Aliens loves to say that the Great Pyramids and is an et building, an
et phenomenon. Let's not go there. It just muddles the whole thing.
And as much as I like ancient Aliens, I just think that that's throwing
too much at us. It's just not it's not a consideration. But you
know, it's this. This at some point may come out as we begin
digging further and new revelations come out, new artifacts are revealed. One thing
that Mohammed imbrium R. Has mentioned is that it appears to him that most
that i'm a growing number of statuary attributed to a number of different pharaohs,
Seti, Ramses and others, has been repurposed. And when I say repurposed,
it looks like they have been The krtouche of a pharaoh has been placed
on sculptures because they think it's their likeness. And what it's really happening is
that these sculptures go back to the earlier epoch, the true builders of ancient
Egypt, the true founders and the geniuses that built the pyramids, to build
these wonderful temples and so forth and so on. We're gonna hear from Chris
down a little bit on that when we talked to him in January. But
you know, the technology that Done believes is in place when you're carving these
granite sculptures is not known to us, and was not known to the Dynastics
or anybody in any of the Egyptian periods that the agyrtologists like to have us
believe. And I see this, and I've talked about this. The Cufu
sculpture of Pharaoh kufu At in the Cairo Museum is a work of genius,
but it may not be touched by human hands. It may have been sculpted
by a machine of some kind. And I wrote an article about this.
You can see it on Ancient Origins magazine where there's a comparison done left and
right side, and they're a mirror of they're a mirror of each other.
In other words, they're identical left and right. And this is a huge
issue for anyone looking at these sculptures and saying, oh, no, it's
cut by hand, Well, no they're not. They're cut by some form
of technology that we're not aware of, which would not be anybody or any
sign in the Dynastic periods, thousands of years of early Middle and late Dynastic.
So it's fascinating and this is what we're all about here on Earth.
Agents to take a look at these things and talk about it and when we
can, get somebody to comment, which makes it fun. So it was
good to have Anthony Woods on the program. His book By the Way Atlantis
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