Would I be reading into the timing too much, if I noted the timing of this post and how recently Ancient Apocalypse aired (and subsequent Rogan appearance)?
"We have the technology" to make sense (specifically, to make 3D models) of old and emerging underground sensing techniques, but haven't pulled something cohesive and coherent together yet.
Such a tool could then be applied to these and more sites around the planet which at present are still painstakingly investigated using techniques from the 1800s one toothbrush at a time.
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Would I be reading into the timing too much, if I noted the timing of this post and how recently Ancient Apocalypse aired (and subsequent Rogan appearance)?
Perhaps specifically, trying to make sense of the data from the Sundeland (Indonesia) hilltop:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunung_Padang
Or recent unearthings in Turkey such as Karahan Tepe:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karahan_Tepe
"We have the technology" to make sense (specifically, to make 3D models) of old and emerging underground sensing techniques, but haven't pulled something cohesive and coherent together yet.
Such a tool could then be applied to these and more sites around the planet which at present are still painstakingly investigated using techniques from the 1800s one toothbrush at a time.
That was my first thought as qell, especially with the rewriting history part. It is a fascinating topic in any case.