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By Derek Olson
#1 The Gosford Glyphs – New South Wales, Australia

The Gosford glyphs are a group of approximately 300 alleged Egyptian hieroglyphs. They are carved into two parallel sandstone walls about 50 feet long. They depict boats, chickens, dogs, owls and two others that appear to be the names of kings, one of them Khufu, the other uncertain.

There is also a carving of the ancient Egyptian god Anubis. 1 These enigmatic glyphs outside of Sydney Australianhave been ridiculed by some Egyptologists as modern fakes. However, two Egyptian born masters of hieroglyphics, Yousef Awyan and Mohamed Ibrahim, both believe that they tell a cohesive story, and that they were made by a Dynastic Egyptian (s) who somehow made his way to Australia. 2
Learn more about these glyphs below
https://youtu.be/sngra1121jM?si=ZvXiy84W89CrQCHP
#2 The Kaimanawa Wall – North Island of New Zealand

Near Lake Taupo in New Zealand is an enigmatic wall called the Kaimanawa wall. It faces north and consists of what appears to be megalithic stone blocks with symmetrical corners. The blocks form perfectly together and are completely flat at the end, similar to the giant megalithic walls of Cusco, Peru. Many theories flourish concerning the origins of these supposed stone blocks, in particular, whether the structure is man-made or a unique natural formation. 3 Visiting the sight in 1996, Archeologist and historian Barry Brailsford made the following statement “It’s pre Maori and even pre Waitaha.

The people who were here before Maori people as we know them today, the people of Waitaha, the nation of Waitaha. I’ve brought the elders here, we came at 4 o ‘clock in the morning and they came from different parts of New Zealand and they said ‘We know these people but they are way before us.'”
Learn more about these glyphs below
https://youtu.be/vP3hZrbVdd8?si=ZG0NP4blsdKfV2qQ
#3 The Gympie Ape Statue and Polygonal Wall – Queensland, Australia

The Gympie Ape is a stone statue that is possibily 3000 years old. The statue was unearthed in 1966 on Dal K. Berrys Wolvi Rd property. The artifact is made of conglomerate iron stone and shows a squatting ape figure.

It is believed by some to represent the Egyptian God “Thoth.” The hieroglyph of a papyrus flower carved between the squatting legs is Thoth’s symbol as the God who invented the art of writing. The statue was discovered near an ancient wall that was believed to be part of ancient structure referred to as the Gympie Pyramid, otherwise known as Rocky Ridge which is associated with early ancient inhabitants the ruins of six or seven low terracesassociated with

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