While I was thinking about the story about Egyptian rock art out in the desert, I started thinking about all of the similarities between ancient Earth societies. I'm a longtime fan of Forbidden Archeology, and perhaps my views on the history of the planet have been shaded by that. However, the one aspect I'd like to talk about today is all about author Gary David's work.

For whatever reason, if you bring up the fact that the three main pyramids in Egypt seem to align with the Orion's belt constellation, most people won't argue. But if you mention that in the American southwest, the Anasazi "star cities" seem to represent each and every major star in the entire Orion constellation, most people will look at you like you're way out there.





Please see the other maps on Gary David's site HERE


So what led people on opposite sides of the planet to mirror orion so closely with major structures? I believe, as do many others, that "isolated" ancient civilizations were not nearly as isolated as most people think. If they became isolated over time, it was likely due to changes beyond their control. However, once upon a time, I think the evidence shows that the great ancient societies here on Earth were very much connected. Egyptian symbols on rock art have been seen all the way in Australia, so I see no reason to think that at that time all major societies on Earth couldn't have known of each other.

An interesting point to consider is that the Hopi believe that the outline was spiritually mandated by a god they call Masau'u. So what compelled the Egyptians to put their major pyramids in alignment with Orion's belt?

I'll refer you to Gary David's Orion Zone overview for a more detailed look at the cities of the American southwest. A great deal of research has gone into his work, and I, for one, can't wait until the new expanded edition comes out on November 1st.