Lost Ancient Technology Of Egypt

This book by Brian Foerster is an exceptional book. First of all Brian is really one of the great authorities on hands on megalithic construction archaeology. Brian goes around the world and looks at these things in person and ask great questions. He has written about 30 bucks and this is my second one reading. This book is about all of these completely amazing super high technology things that we see evidence of around Egypt. He and many others have clearly shown us that the dynastic Egyptians were not the guys that created so much of the construction we see in Egypt. The generosity of Brian in this book in terms of the pictures he inserts is outstanding. I have purchased a number of Kindle books that have pictures and often times when a Kindle book has pictures their crummy low-resolution pictures. Brian gives you really good pictures and lots of them in this book. This is well worth your time and you will find yourself constantly pulling it up on your phone showing things to all your friends and family as you read it because you will be so amazed by the things he tells you. He also is extremely generous with the breadth of information he gives you. He doesn't just go around showing you what you seen he actually gives you quite a bit of background from the Orthodox archaeology and various other scholarly details. You will learn a lot completely outside what Brian is telling you he thinks. Brian is really an outstanding author and if you have the chance to read this book or his other books I'm sure they're all wonderful.

Over the years I have watched countless videos on YouTube about these mysteries that you encounter in Ancient Egypt and this book presents many of them... You know the mysterious drill holes that point to power drills, how level and perfectly smooth the cut blocks are (and very impossible with the primitive tools that the official Egyptian archeologists say was used), etc. The book also includes a few chapters on what various people think the Great Pyramid was actually used for, ranging from a water pump to a power plant.... Oh and the last bit of the book covers the Sphinx. So this book is a good basic overall picture of these bizarre things that stand out. And its great there are photos as well to show what they are talking about. But towards the end of the book many of the photos would not load on my Kindle so I only saw a red X inside a big white square. The earlier portion of the book also covers the idea of a global catastrophe that would have wiped out the people who were actually building these structures. The book gives a few possible causes as well. I really didn't find any of the information in here new but then I watch lots of videos on this subject. I didn't understand how the Great Pyramid would act as a water pump. That is what would make it "pump"? And if there was a huge lake and the Nile right there then why would they need a pump? The book didn't make it clear if the water pump idea worked with the power plant idea. That is does the power plant need a water pump?? I am left feeling confused about this. It should have been made more clear. The book does not mention the Younger Dryas period when the earth got hit with numerous comet fragments. But the book may have been written before this was known. Personally I do believe there was another advanced civilization before ours. But one thing the author didn't try to explain is what had happened to all of these power drills and such? Surely these things must have been very large? Why is it we can find old pots (which surely must be fragile) but there is none of the lost tech? I see the tech we have these days and lots of this stuff is very large. So where did it all go? How big would these power drills be? Are we talking hand drills or do they mean more massive things? I am not experienced enough in this stuff to know how big this stuff would be. Obviously a hand drill could be swept away in a huge flood, maybe even more massive ones too. Yet the pots are sitting there. Anyway the book doesn't cover this topic at all. yes the book does show and talk about that Schist Disk that looks like a weird steering wheel. But I never heard of a flood or disaster actually disassembling a machine. Unless that thing was an "extra part" they had on hand? But what had happened to the actual machines? And can a machine be made out of stone? Because I believe that schist is a stone? Very interesting stuff but the book doesn't seem to cover some of the bigger questions like I have mentioned here. I think one needs to try and explain the "big picture" of what had actually happened back then. The book also says the chambers inside the Great Pyramid resonate with sound and they think this has something to do maybe with making electricity but its unclear how this electricity would be collected. Or used. Its all quite the mystery. This book is sort of an overview and the author often quotes other authors in here. I have also heard a few ideas on YouTube that think the ancient could levitate stuff with sound. This idea is not in the book.

Forster's Archaeology baffles the brain!

If you are among those who already know, or have an open mind to the indisputable fact that a very high level of engineering capability (equal to or greater than our present-modern ability) was put to practice at many areas around the world in remote antiquity, then this book will be of great value to you. One of the Earth's most abundant areas for the existence of the factual proof of this early, but currently unaccepted evidence by the "mainstream Establishment" is, of course, in Egypt. The author has done a fine job of describing and providing a surprising amount of the photographic evidence which presently can be found along the Nile River, even at this date. Be forewarned: The editing staff at Amazon have done an abysmal job of reformatting the authors original manuscript into its current Kindle version. Several pages have been duplicated and repeated making it awkward to read through some of the passages ... BUT DON"T BLAME THIS ON THE AUTHOR, as I fear many will attempt to unfairly do in an effort to discredit the controversial rewriting of human history that will be required after coming to terms with the paradigm-changing information this book reveals. If a new scientific discovery and evidence challenges a long-held historical assumption, it is the "assumption" which must be revised - not the facts. **For important additional information on the subject of this book read: Intelligent Intervention

Interesting read but please, for the sake of your reader's sanity, get the book professionally edited!!

Easy read and very informative.

I enjoyed the author's easy-to-follow style & also his explanation of the many photos in the book. So many times an author will try to explain something but I just can't picture it in my head if there's no photos. What's really important to me is the fact that he was not afraid to point out the inconsistancies of mainstream archeologists' views about the dating of such artifacts as the pyramids & the Sphinx. However, I had to deduct a point as this book is obviously self-published, has a table of contents but NO page numbers, plus was obviously lacking the services of a good proofreader.

This story could be told in less than half the volume of paper and repitition. I agree with the analysis though, pitty there is little interest in discovering our past.

What a fascinating book. True, it lacks a professional polish, and page numbering, but these factors are unimportant when put alongside the wealth of evidence, both in word, and more impressively, in photos, that we need to reassess our view of ancient Egypt. If you have an open mind about our human past then this is compulsive reading. No nonsense about aliens, just the presentation of evidence, usually glossed over or ignored completely by historians, that we had technology, far in advance of what is usually taken as fact, thousands of years before it is accepted as what the builders of the ancient monuments had at their disposal.

いまや、すべてのものが進んでいるので、エジプト文明にさほど興味のなかった私としては、衝撃は少なかったようです。

Very interesting but lacking depth and substance.

I found the work of Brien Foerster on Youtube a couple of years ago and I like his videos alot, so I downloaded this book onto my smartphone. Now I have some good stuff to read from time to time always with me in my pocket.