The Megalithic Mysteries of Luxor and Karnak Temples!

The mighty Karnak Temple, the largest religious complex in the world - ancient or not - is found alongside the Nile River in Upper Egypt, once part of the ancient Egyptian capital of Thebes. Today, this site, along with the connected Luxor Temple, are located inside the modern city of Luxor. Incredible stonework, huge pylons and hypostyle halls were built here by dozens of rulers over 1000's of years during the Middle and New Kingdoms of the Ancient Egyptian Dynastic Civilization. However, the mysterious possibility for a far longer past is hinted at by a close examination of the sites. In the core of both 'temples', huge structures and objects made from granite show the tell-tale signs of advanced machining and stone cutting, and share a deep similarity with structures of the Old Kingdom found on sites like Giza, Saqqara, or Abu Sir. The evidence for deeper, older and more sophisticated construction, as well as tremendous levels of erosion are examined in this video, along with the signs