The Rarely Visited Ancient Site Of Abu Sir In Egypt

thank you hi this is Brian Forster and this is a place you have probably never heard of it's called abusir which translates as father of fishes but the original name which is an Egyptian is Boo wizard which means the land of Osiris so it's probably designating one of the oldest sites in all of Egypt and here we see lots of evidence of ancient cataclysms and ancient

Machining this for example is a granite pillar which originally was one piece of stone and was brought from the S1 Quarry about 500 miles away then this of course is what's left of an obelisk that was originally one piece and here we encounter the first of many drill holes that we're going to see now some people think that these drill holes are modern but that's not

the case because a abuser is in the middle of nowhere there's no source of electricity and it would require a huge core drill to be able to do this and not simply a core drill but a drill press and as we'll see as the video continues the penetration rate of the core drill is more efficient than a modern 21st century Diamond Drill and there are probably

more of these core drills located at abuser than anywhere else in Egypt now we have a wall the upper stone is limestone the lower stone is basalt whether this is what it originally looked like or was a later Edition is unknown but it's likely a later Edition because the megalithic aspects of the sites tend to be simply one type of stone and here once again another

core drill hole and yet another now if you see the striations you can see that the feed rate or penetration was incredibly efficient again more efficient than a modern Diamond Drill there we have reconstruction probably done during the 20th century and look yet another core drill hole it could be that these were originally hinges in the original constructions and then here we can see one that's

broken so you get a good look at again of the feed rate of the drill and again yet another they're also strategically positioned so the idea that these were samples taken by geologists is highly unlikely and almost definitely not done by archaeologists and then once again look at the feed rate incredibly efficient we also see the blackening and melting of some of the stone like with

this Limestone this would not appear to be a localized fire but some type of ancient cataclysmic effect and then we see more of it here with the darkening patches or darkened patches of the Stone and then the remains of ancient pyramids now rather than simply being damaged by vandals it does look like the surfaces literally blew off and that is part of the theory of the

ancient cataclysmic effects and then we have an inner wall which is quite crudely made and an outer wall which is megalithic and fits together astonishingly well again this is limestone you can see there's no mortar whatsoever involved and because our tours are very special we get access to places or aspects of sites that others do not and here we're going into the core of the abusir

or boo wizard site and we're going to see some more examples of very strange erosion effects so once again another door is open for us and now we're in the ancient core of abusir whoop tripped over the door there so look at the erosion here on these surfaces again very much darkened this is not the result of simple sand of being blown by the wind but

more likely high heat and this and this idea was backed up by our geologist who goes with us on every one of our tours and here again look at the excessive erosion not just the test of time but of some massive heat event possibly solar plasma ejection from the Sun and once again more of these strange eroded surfaces and since we're in the core or more

or less at the holy of holies of the site this is where we see other megalithic aspects such as these two giant boxes made of granite this is the only way into the chamber or room where these boxes are located and obviously there's no way that the boxes came through the this narrow passage to get there so it looks like the boxes were put there first

and then the building was constructed around them but I definitely believe that most of the construction we're looking at is dynastic Egyptian and that these boxes are pre-dynastic so this box is broken and you can see the inner lining is limestone but the Box itself is made of Aswan granite and then here we see the one that is still more or less sealed look at the

beautiful flat surfaces and the astonishing Arc surface and again the flat surfaces the beautiful Arc and no hieroglyphics whatsoever and a further View you would also appear that the box in the lid were made from one piece of stone which is similar to what we see at sites like the Sarah pm at Sakara here's a member of our group James from Panama coming through James has

been on quite a few adventures with us and again beautiful flat surfaces and basically perfect arched um curve there that you can see and then this slab of stone we haven't been able to positively identify what the material is it looks sort of like bath salt but it's much denser and here you can see the saw Mark that was left in the surface and when we

look at the profile it's relatively even but you'll see that it does waver at least the top surface Alters a little bit and it would appear to have been cut by some kind of bandsaw and when we apply some water you can see that the saw went off course at least temporarily so again very few tourists go here very few visitors because most people simply see

piles of rock shattered and broken but the devil as they say is in the details so here we see a basin of some kind it's made out of quartzite and was used for water collection but it's highly unlikely that that was its original purpose and it does appear to have been turned on a lathe because it's perfectly circular so again lost ancient high technology and then

another surface here in Basalt you can see the striations of what was a massive excuse me circular saw about 20 feet in diameter at approximately 3 16 of an inch thick we have no material in the 21st century that could accomplish that not even tungsten carbide or Cobalt steel it's beyond that another circuit uh Circle then here eroded surfaces again that appear to be Heat and

this is basalt and then as we study in detail more once again you can see the surface is sloughing off which is not the way that Basalt naturally erodes and here again relatively obvious sign of excessive heat striking the surfaces so rather than um abuser simply being a structure that was destroyed by conquering armies or civilizations it appears to have been destroyed by a cataclysm and

once again more machine marks not modern we can also tell that by the patina of the stone if it was Modern it would have a slightly different shade foreign here has been shattered and broken it was of course used as a quarry but I honestly believe that it was struck by some kind of cataclysm maybe 12 000 years ago scientifically we know that there were a

number of cataclysms that struck the Earth at that time and here quartzite with Scorch marks on it so in a following up episode we're going to be going to the sister site of abusir so stay tuned for that this is one of my latest books lost ancient technology of Egypt Volume 2 at Amazon