Brothers of the Serpent

Prof Shy joins us again, this time remotely, to continue his presentation of his research on the historical and archaeological evidence for giants. The first half of the show is a deep dive into the subject of the legendary giants of Lovelock Cave. In the second half, we read through multiple accounts of giant encounters and discoveries in Mexico, central and south America.   Thanks to Troy for the Episode Art!!

Matt Shy, an IT and security professional with a keen interest in ancient history, shares his intriguing research on evidence for giants. He explores historical accounts of large skeletons found in North America, including notable findings by the Smithsonian. The discussion contrasts normal gigantism with skeletons that exhibit no signs of it, raising fascinating questions about historical giants. Shy also dives into Native American myths and cultural narratives around giants, enriching our understanding of these ancient legends.

Join a thrilling exploration of Egypt's mysteries, from witnessing a breathtaking solar eclipse to uncovering secrets hidden within the Great Pyramid. The hosts share exhilarating stories of climbing challenging structures and discovering new chambers, debating ancient construction methods and pondering unconventional theories. They explore the significance of advanced tools and piezoelectricity, while playfully linking the pyramids to modern concepts like GPS. With humor and camaraderie, every moment invites curiosity and a deeper understanding of ancient wonders.

Ben Connors, a content creator from UnchartedX, shares thrilling tales from his six-week adventure in Egypt. He dives into exhilarating experiences, from scuba diving in the Red Sea to exploring forbidden sites like the Sphinx Temple. The conversation uncovers the complexities of ancient Egyptian architecture, including unsolved mysteries around the Great Pyramid and its tunnels. With humor and insights, Ben reflects on historical craftsmanship and the challenges of modern restoration while navigating the rich landscape of Egypt's past.

Martin takes us through more of his research into alignments of the megalithic structures in the UK, demonstrating that some of these monuments may be aligned with each other across vast distances, implying that there could have been an overall plan for all of them, rather than simple random placement. We also look at some alignments of sites with the word "Devil" in the name, and how those may be correlated with churches named after St. Michael.   Thanks to Troy for the excellent episode art!

Martin returns for the second part of his presentation on his research into the possibility that at least some of the megalithic landscapes in the UK are enormous star maps that span many miles. This episode is heavy on the visuals, so be sure to check the YouTube version so you can see the images Martin is referencing. https://youtu.be/13P53NktVN4 Stay tuned for part 3, which we will post just before we depart for Egypt! Thanks to Troy for the excellent episode art!

Martin Green (MegalithicMartin from our discord) joins us this week to begin a three part discussion on his research into megalithic structures in the UK and the possibility they were sophisticated star maps that span for miles across the landscape. This episode, we look at The Devil's Arrows, the Thornborough Henge, and possible connections to Orion and the Pleiades. The BBC program mentioned in the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGDPfPoIj8Q Paul Devereux simulation of complex layout - https://www.cantab.net/users/michael.behrend/repubs/devils_arrows/pages/main.html DNA Analysis video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXsNKNZtdM0 Download for Stellarium - https://stellarium.org/ Download for Inkscape https://inkscape.org/release/inkscape-1.3.2/ http://megalithic.co.uk http://www.archiuk.com/ Executive Producers: Robert Dressel Philip Baklamov Matt Shy Peter Shell Zachariah Baker Associate Executive Producers: Hagen Thomann Jim Niggles Captain River Rat Chris James Daniel Gandy Dave Cortes Patrick Hicks Thanks to everyone who supports the show! And thanks to Troy for the amazing episode art!

We stream live from the Tangent Cube, reading and responding to listener emails and questions and comments from the chat!

  GoFundme we talk about in the beginning of the episode: https://www.gofundme.com/f/parkerville-fire-home-lost-christmas-2023   We recorded this shorter episode just before Christmas because Kyle has injured himself and wasn't able to sit for a normal episode. We discuss Assembly Theory, a new way to look at natural selection and the formation of complex structures. We also talk about the continued investigation of 9000 year old stone hunting structures beneath the waters of Lake Huron.   Thanks to Edfu for the awesome Christmas poem!   Executive Producer: Anne who Knits Associate Executive Producer: David Cree   Assembly Theory paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06600-9

Luke Caverns joins us live in the Tangent Cube to discuss his recent excursion into southern Mexico, exploring the deep jungle, looking for Mayan ruins, and worrying about snakes.   Support Luke on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=72771137 Follow Luke on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFestibN7lYXvEj_BMEh29w