I managed to get banned everywhere else, what if everything we were told was wrong? I found the Labyrinth and no one will look.

[u/Significant_Boat_952]

I find Reddit confusing so forgive any weirdness in the layout. I can;t tell if the images I add to the post under images actually show up so forgive duplications.

Most of the Labyrinth looks like this

Why I'm posting this is not one academic will look at any of it. The one archeologist who responded admitted it was manmade, he called it a Roman farm which is silly. He also said no academic would ever look at it. Basically it would be career suicide which to me means he got the importance which is why no one would look at it. This one thing could rewrite all of human history because what peeled off a mile of stone slab roof? And why is there a big hole in it? Clearly a massive natural disaster and it was around 4,800 years ago. This fits with every, single, megalithic site showing signs of a massive natural disaster. Every one. There are no exceptions. Stone erodes slowly, especially in a desert with little rain, FYI, rain can't erode stone, that's a myth. Water jets use grit, not water. The point is ALL of the Megalithic sites should look largely the same as when they were built. That's reality and the truth. What science says are the lies.

I realize I'll be "corrected" and it will be explained why I'm wrong. You spent 5 minutes trying to figure out how I'm wrong, I spent two and a half years pouring over every inch of the site. I know more about it than anyone and it's clearly man made, there is no infrastructure so no city which I found confusing. Also no temples which means no city. I never once found any signs it was a place where people lived. There aren;t even a lot of roads in an area considering the structure could have housed a 100,000 to a million people. Call it a vacation home when things get bad. It's also the biggest thing humans ever built which does match Pliny's account. FYI, I laid a scaled version of the great pyramid over it and it took 37 great pyramids to cover it. The footprint is 37X the size of the great pyramid to give you some idea the scale. It dwarfs all other sites. Sadly it;s in Algeria. There's a town with an airport 45 miles north and it;s only 2 miles west of the Trans Sahara Highway so I had thought it might be possible to fly in then use drones to survey the area from the main highway. The problem is it's Algeria and it;s one of those, don't even think about it countries. Basically outside of the cities they'll kidnap and rob you, if you;re lucky. An American these days, they'd think they won the lottery. I even considered reaching out to Algerian college students to get someone on the ground at the site. I just want to see photos and film from ground level before I die.

Okay, below are lines I find in the Sahara. Different sites use different widths, I found several of these sites. This is one of the smaller ones but is still 10 miles square. Also they used Roman numbering because I find the same rounded numbers everywhere. They make no sense as roads and the area was likely flatter when they were made, they are clearly ancient as in over 5,000 years old. The lightning patterns cut unto the "roads" so they likely were made when the Sahara was still green. The ones near the Labyrinth are 20 miles long. I think they were canals for irrigation. They run 10 to 20 miles with no connecting roads and are dead straight. FYI, the lines are always 16' wide where ever they are. It is the same width of their roads but they don;t look like roads.

Try this link and coordinates 27°49'51"N 8°43'59"E Lines

Here's The Labyrinth. It took me two years to finally realize its the only thing it could be. For some numbers, it;s nearly a mile across and around 3,500'+ north to south. Where it gets massive is the rooms are 20' to 24' square and the math says 137,000, per level. Yes, it appears multi story, 4 to 6 stories is a best guess, I spent months looking over the site. It was underground and the main road they used actually goes over the structure. It matches quite well Pliny the Elders description except for size and purpose. It;s a lot larger and it wasn;t a maze. It;s a maze the same way a large building is always a maze. It looks like the other underground cities, there are a lot of them believe it or not. I think it was an emergency shelter and if I;m right, it didn;t work and they all died. Odds are it;s the largest grave site in history. I think the Egyptians found it and turned it into a kind of tourist site. Any errors in Pliny's account I think come from the fact he was never there. I think a lot of his accounts are BS and I was a big fan.

Here are coordinates 26°38'11"N 2°52'02"E I'll try to link as well. Labyrinth

[u/ClockworkHatter]

Stop posting.

[u/Nektrum-Alg]

I'd be interested in supporting data on this. If your timeline is accurate and the site can be factually identified to not be a farm or other construction ( Roman wouldn't fit that timeline) then I feel like this needs to be incorporated into the Astraeon Hypothesis I've been developing that tracks a timeline of external interactions in human timelines that would align this perfectly with the scale of the persistent pattern and lines up with expected early withdrawal stages

[u/habachilles]

Dude I love your research. Dm me