content: Lots of theories out there in both anthropology, geology, and astrophysics are starting to provide a new concept of the human timeline and history of the earth over the last 12,000 years.  The updating general theory is that human civilization is much older than about 6,000 or 7,000 years and dates back past last ice age, known as the Younger Dryas period (an ice age about 2,000 years long about 12,000 years ago).  The Younger Dryas ended abruptly, with the actual speed being inconclusive in the geologic record.  Think decades to a few hundred years, which is quite fast.  All this abrupt climate change (not a dog whistle) caused rapid flooding, ocean rise, and other changes to our earth's surface and likely wiped out large portions of a nearly earth-spanning civilization.  This earth-spanning civilization was characterized by large stone works, referred to as monolithic stone structures.  These monolithic stone structures include pyramids, temples, walls and cities, statues, and other items.  Pyramids older than the "official" dating on the Egyptian pyramids have been found around the world with little explanation.  The earth-spanning civilization was also known by it's primary people, an Aryan race, and their ceremonial accoutrements.  Here are some interesting points you can research more: -Aryan mummies have been found in the pyramids of China (yes-lots of pyramids in China), and the Americas -The swastika appears in native American, south American, Indian, ancient Greek, Eurasian, and other ancient artwork -Original depictions of Buddha had blue eyes and light skin -South American warlords told European colonizers of a race of white-skinned masters who were killed out in a civil war.  The South Americans thought the Europeans were the masters returning. -Lots of examples of more ancient monolithic/pyramid structures and Aryans around the ancient world-look into this. Now, focusing back on Egypt.  The sphinx enclosure has evidence of heavy erosion, the type of which would come from long rains not seen in that area since about the Younger Dryas.  The sphinx itself has been repaired many times over the millennia so evidence is lacking on it's surface.  (Also, the current face of the sphinx is not the original and is likely recarved to be the face of an African conqueror who had a dynasty lasting about 100 years-but the details escape me at the current time).  There is other evidence the current Egyptian government is reluctant to give out that other ancient sites and evidence exist that the pyramids are not the current "official" age. To summarize-an Aryan race likely had a world-spanning civilization dating back at least 10,000 to 12,000 years, and likely longer.  Rapid climate change likely caused cataclysmic changes world-wide that destabilized this civilization.  Portions of it continued to thrive in Egypt, South America, India, Asia, and possibly more places. I recommend looking into the following to continue your research:  (I've included fun and easily watchable videos where able because that always helps.): Robert Sepher-anthropologist.  He has several books and a Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMqG0kLgrRv9tODTDG12oZA Robert Schoch-historian focusing on Egypt. https://robertschoch.com/ John Anthony West, deceased-history and geology.  On the Joe Rogan Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGu7MLp574A Randall Carlson-geology.  On the Joe Rogan podcast (with Randall Carlson): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFlAFo78xoQ Brian Foerster, world history.  He conducts tours to raise money and has a Youtube channel: (His videos can be a bit dull if you don't know what to look for.) https://www.youtube.com/user/brienfoerster  And now, if you're still interested, there is a larger underlying story here that you may have missed.  It will become apparent if you start really digging into the work of the men above and others like them, but here is a jump start: There is a 12,000 year recurrent period where our Earth experiences a polar flip (called geomagnetic excursion) and a 12,000 year pattern of extinctions which follow.    Paper published at the Reviews of Geophysics discussing extinctions during the 12,000 year cycles: (I linked a good discussion video on this paper below.) The Role of Geomagnetic Field Intensity in Late Quaternary Evolution of Humans and Large Mammals https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2018RG000629 Paper on geomagnetic excursions (sorry, I found the direct to PDF link of the actual paper):  people.rses.anu.edu.au/roberts_a/AR_Publications/111.%20Roberts%20GRL%202008.pdf Now, magnetic pole flips?  Why so bad?  Because when the poles flip Earth's electromagnetic field first weakens and THEN flips.  We're in a weakening right now-have been for about 200 years, and the rate of our field weakening is exponentially accelerating (5% per 100 years prior to about 2000, and now 5% per decade).  During this weakening we're subject to more radiation bombardment on the surface-think Mars baked by radiation after millions of years of no magnetic field.  So, cosmic solar wind becomes an issue as does emissions by our sun. The earth, like many stars, has emissions.  Solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and similar.  Our sun also likely has a recurrent period of "micro-nova" in which it ejects massive amounts of particles into the solar system.  Think a solar flare or coronal mass ejection, but all over.  The physics on this is evolving rapidly.  Great Youtube channel which summarizes it all and has daily reviews of space weather and recent scientific literature: https://www.youtube.com/user/Suspicious0bservers See this recent discussion on the Review of Geophysics paper as an easy start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIBuM8E1Gcc I'd say to watch the following video first, but I'd actually start watching his daily videos first unless you're really open to a big mind fuck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_zfMyzXqfI Their website: https://suspicious0bservers.org/ Related data website: http://spaceweathernews.com/  Good luck.