The Mayans were some lads in fairness.
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I may have put this up before but stillâŚ
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Youâd have thought the sun, seasons, constellations, tides, shadows, growth, birth, death and sun dials would have dropped a few clues
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Gobekli tepe renders all known literature on societies obsolete. Religion is really put on the spot.
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Time is a construct to try and make sense of those things.
If you donât have a watch or a calendar youâd lose track of time very quickly.
12 thousand years ago from a quick google search, thatâs crazy.
Will give it a look.
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Now now, @TreatyStones ancestors were the ancient Egyptians. His efforts with stone walls is a testament to the skills inherent in his genes.
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@TreatyStones could also be a long lost descendant of the Mayans with his height deficiency.
Its all becoming a lot clearer now.
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The Egyptians had nothing on the Sumerians
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The Sumerians would also be up against it vs the Annunaki.
Its interesting.
I see. Youâre saying people had no concept of the twenty four hour clock until someone made a watch designed around the concept of a twenty four hour clock?
I hope you are not as confrontational off the forum. I expect you are not.
Here you go. Open that mind and think about how measuring time in smaller and smaller increments changes perception of time.
https://www.maa.org/external_archive/devlin/devlin_12_99.html
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Iâm confused. Are you saying they had no concept of time, yet they changed the way they measured time and their concept of timeâŚa concept they didnât have⌠until the wrist watch was invented that is?
Read the article above. Take your time.
Hopefully he has a concept of it
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Itâs a pity the lads that built newgrange didnât make it so it could be worn on the wrist. Then theyâd have had a concept of time.
Shur Newgrange is only a cod.
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It wasnât at the time
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What time?
Hours, minutes and seconds are an illusion man.
A poor manâs Grange
