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2 Stunden 12 Minuten
Graham Van Zuilecom is a machinist from Australia. In this episode, he shares how he recreated the “OG” Egyptian vase in aluminium using modern CNC technology. We discuss the machining process, the time and cost involved, the results of our 3D scans, and his plans to make a version in granite.

Graham's business: https://cncroutersaustralia.com.au/

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro

2:02 Graham’s Machining Background

5:38 What Is a CNC Router?

11:19 How Graham Got Into Ancient Technology

14:49 Measuring Ancient Stonework in Egypt

19:21 Ancient Saw Cuts, Core Drills & Abrasives

29:13 Serapeum & Abusir Measurements

34:28 The Precision of Ancient Egyptian Vases

36:24 Can Modern CNC Reproduce the OG Vase?

39:55 Making the Aluminium Vase Replica

48:55 Machining the Interior, Handles & Exterior

01:01:57 The Hardest Part & Cost of the Replica

01:13:50 Laser Scanning the Replica

01:27:29 Concentricity, Heat Maps & Tolerances

01:43:47 Comparing the Replica to the Original Vase

01:46:08 The History of Precision Machining

01:54:01 Could the Ancient Vases Be Modern Fakes?

01:59:33 The Next Challenge: Making It in Granite

02:04:24 Chinese Replicas & What “Accurate” Means

02:10:15 Final Thoughts & Outro
1 Stunde 27 Minuten
Dr. Mark Weeden takes us through how cuneiform was deciphered, why Sumerian went unrecognised for decades, and what the Mesopotamian texts actually say about the Anunnaki. We also cover the flood myths, Göbekli Tepe, and whether the Hittites really invented iron.

Dr. Mark Weeden: https://ucl.academia.edu/MarkWeeden

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Chapters:

0:00 - Intro

2:21 - Who is Dr. Mark Weeden

8:47 - How writing began

13:50 - The earliest tablets, seals, and bureaucracy

20:00 - What cuneiform is

24:54 - Behistun: three languages on one rock

36:06 - Hurrian, Urkesh, and the lion inscriptions

39:54 - The Tower of Babel

43:57 - Flood stories

46:50 - Atrahasis and the gods on strike

53:56 - The Anunnaki story & what the texts actually say about the Anunna

1:04:52 - Göbekli Tepe

1:09:22 - Did the Hittites invent iron?

1:22:48 - What is written on Mark's T-shirt?

1:26:52 - Closing and Outro

Resources:

Büklükale glass bottle study (Matsumura): https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352338175_A_GLASS_PRODUCTION_CENTRE_IN_CENTRAL_ANATOLIA_BUKLUKALE_IN_RELATION_TO_ALALAKH_AND_MESOPOTAMIA

The Egyptian (1954) video clip that Mark mentions:

https://youtu.be/5y1ovnPT6wI?si=kccuN4siYani4WlT

Cult as a Driving Force of Human History

A View from Göbekli Tepe: https://www.penn.museum/sites/expedition/cult-as-a-driving-force-of-human-history/

Signlist: https://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/osl/signlist/Overview/index.html

The Sculptures and Inscription of Darius the Great on the Rock of Behistûn in Persia

by L.W. King and R. Campbell Thompson: https://archive.org/details/the-sculptures-and-inscription-of-darius-the-great-on-the-rock-of-behistun-in-persia/page/n37/mode/2up

Manuel d'épigraphie akkadienne by René Labat: https://archive.org/details/manueldpigraphie0000laba/page/n7/mode/2up

Seals and signs: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/seals-and-signs-tracing-the-origins-of-writing-in-ancient-southwest-asia/B3C2D400F3F80A7A0162D9035C9C2804?utm_source
2 Stunden 36 Minuten
Marián Marcis is a surveyor and associate professor of photogrammetry who uses 3D measurement to test long-standing claims about ancient Egyptian stonework. In this episode, we discuss his peer-reviewed experiment in the Aswan quarry, how long the unfinished obelisk would really have taken, the saw marks on the Hordjedef sarcophagus, the famous "overcut" at Karnak, and the symmetry of Ramesses II. We also dive into how photogrammetry works, what it can and cannot tell us, and why a mobile phone is now a serious measuring instrument.

Marián Marčiš:

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marian-Marcis-2

https://x.com/mariusderomanu3

The problems of the obelisk revisited article:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212054823000292

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Chapters:

0:00 - Intro & Welcome

1:39 - Meeting in person and working together

3:58 - Who is Marián Marcis? Surveyor & photogrammetry specialist

7:28 - Why scan rocks? Marián's first trip to Egypt

13:45 - What is photogrammetry?

39:42 - Scanning Equipment: Cameras and softwares

54:22 - What limits accuracy and alternative scanning techniques

57:52 - Egypt, the unfinished obelisk, scoop marks & the competing theories

1:04:00 - How does the quarrying process look? & Engelbach's experiment

1:13:46 - Röder, Lehner & Kruglyakov studies

1:18:36 - Marián's own experiment in the Aswan quarry

1:24:25 - 15 minutes of quarrying, before & after 3D models

1:33:12 - Hatshepsut's obelisk &final remarks

1:46:18 - Citizen science & the unfinished sarcophagus of Hordjedef

1:51:40 - The circular saw claim

2:03:21 - Karnak's sixth pylon: the saw marks & the "overcut"

2:09:15 - The colossal Ramesses II hand at Karnak & the original statue

2:15:50 - Crown symmetry analysis in Luxor Temple

2:19:17 - The Ramesses head: photogrammetry vs LiDAR vs Luma AI

2:26:18 - The Serapeum box

2:32:24 - Closing thoughts & where to find Marián's work

2:35:00 - Members special & Outro
2 Stunden 8 Minuten
Michael Button is an ancient history graduate and YouTube creator who explores the mysteries, unanswered questions, and alternative interpretations of our ancient past. In this episode, we discuss lost civilizations, Göbekli Tepe, Hawara, ancient engineering, human origins, and how much of our prehistory may still be missing. We also dive into how Michael built a successful YouTube career, the techniques he uses to create compelling videos, and how he researches and develops his topics.

Michael Button's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelButton1

Members-only Q&A video with Michael Button: https://youtu.be/OiJR7474C8U

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro & Welcome

2:45 Visiting the British Museum

5:23 Who Is Michael Button?

9:01 From YouTube to Joe Rogan

11:59 Studying Ancient History at University

19:46 Graham Hancock and Alternative Archaeology

23:43 Kalambo Falls Structure & Human Species

28:41 Who Built the Great Pyramid?

32:21 Ancient Sites Michael Wants to Visit

34:21 Discoveries Changing the Human Timeline

39:20 Neanderthals vs Homo sapiens

42:13 How Advanced Was Ancient Human Technology?

45:48 White Sands footprints in New Mexico

48:57 Göbekli Tepe and the Dawn of Civilization

56:57 What Came First: Religion, Astronomy or Engineering?

1:01:52 Lost Technology and Ancient Egyptian Precision

1:11:26 The Lost Labyrinth Beneath Hawara

1:17:07 Is the Egyptian Timeline Wrong?

1:23:33 Are Civilizations Cyclical?

1:31:55 Flood Myths

1:35:16 How Michael Researches For His Videos

1:39:32 Building a Successful YouTube Channel

1:44:12 Michael's Career Before YouTube

1:46:44 Future Videos and Finding New Topics

1:53:13 The Mystery of the Longyou Caves

1:57:24 The Underwater Pyramids of Cuba

2:02:37 What Discovery Could Rewrite Human History?

2:05:08 Predynastic Egyptian Stone Vases

2:06:05 Where to Find Michael Button

2:06:47 Closing & Special Message to Members

Sources:

Tooth Morphology Research: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6520022/

Homo heidelbergensis Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_heidelbergensis

Yunxian Skulls: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/press-office/press-releases/analysis-of-reconstructed-ancient-skull-pushes-back-our-origins-.html
2 Stunden 32 Minuten
This is Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Martin Odler, Egyptologist and leading expert on ancient Egyptian copper tools. We dig into topics like: the Petrie core and the feed rate debate around its spiral drilling marks, how ancient Egyptians may have used a lathe to produce stone vases, the Giza iron plate and whether it's actually ancient, the Labyrinth of Hawara, and the evidence behind who really built the Great Pyramid. Along the way, we also cover the mysterious empty sarcophagus of Queen Hetepheres, the Sabu disc, and what modern archaeological science can still uncover about Old Kingdom technology.

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0:00 - Intro

2:29 - Old Kingdom Giza

7:40 - Abu Rawash

9:55 - The Heit el-Ghurab copper workshop excavation

15:16 - Was arsenic added to copper on purpose?

21:04 - The speiss discovery at Elephantine

33:11 - Experimental archaeology - recreating ancient tools and cuts

42:06 - Early iron in Egypt

51:53 - The Giza iron plate

59:51 - Who built the Great Pyramid?

1:08:08 - Underground shafts, satellite scans, and the aliens question

1:13:25 - The labyrinth of Hawara

1:17:10 - Ancient Egyptian gold & tomb of Hetepheres

1:22:20 - Stone quarrying and the myth of primitive technology

1:29:52 - Stone tools in the Bronze Age toolkit

1:38:40 - The Petrie core & the feed rate debate

1:52:20 - Stone vase workshop at Hierakonpolis

1:56:26 - Evidence for a lathe

2:12:59 - Djoser's 40,000 vases

2:17:42 - The Sabu disc and Egypt's lost craft secrets

2:26:54 - Martin's opinion on the vase scans

2:31:10 - Closing and announcement

Resources:

Petrie quotes: https://gizapower.com/petrie/chris8.htm
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This channel is the home of the Ancient Technology Podcast, and my documentary work about ancient engineering, lost knowledge, and the open questions of human history. I’m Karoly Poka, a technology innovation research engineer. As a hobby, I use modern tools like 3D scanning, field research, and technical analysis to take a closer look at ancient structures, precision artifacts, and technologies that don’t fit neatly into simple explanations. Here you’ll find full podcast episodes, long-form conversations with researchers, and documentary-style investigations focused on evidence.
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