[Openurmind]

“It’s about time that science studied this site.

It’s quite fascinating, with the potential to seriously up-end orthodoxy in archaeology.”

It is extremely significant. This changes the history books.

First it it is not anywhere near the middle east (concept) and the other pyramids/ziggurats.

Second it is on an island that required major seafaring. (or flight)

Third it was started to be built before the last ice age ended.

Is it becoming obvious yet what these pyramids around the world were built for?

large Inter-space craft would not be able to support their own mass on the ground without crushing. They needed ladders to reach them as they floated above the ground for embarking and disembarking.

[one guy in new jersey]

how the heck’d they float like that

[texas booster]

Keep in mind that this pyramid started during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), and that land travel was easier between the Asian islands. See Sundaland in the map below:

[ConservativeMind]

Is it becoming obvious yet what these pyramids around the world were built for?

large Inter-space craft would not be able to support their own mass on the ground without crushing. They needed ladders to reach them as they floated above the ground for embarking and disembarking.

LOL! Channeling Quix.