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Guest guest Posted November 29, 2004 Report Share Posted November 29, 2004 ANCIENT ELECTRICITY click link for photographic evidence http://www.tmeg.com/artifacts/elect/a_elect.htm BY Dennis J. Ramsey In 1800 Count Alassandro Volta made the "voltaic pile", a battery. He was way late in the game. His experiments,along with Luigi Galvani, applying electricity to frogs legs and making them jump when touched by an electric wire prompted Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley to write FRANKENSTEIN in 1818. In 1957 this battery was discovered in Bagdad. It was made by the Parthians, who ruled Bagdad from 250 B.C.E. to 224 C.E., and was used to electroplate silver. The picture that you see is from the Iraq museum, and the battery is about the size of a person's hand. William Gray of the GE High Voltage Lab in Pittsfield, Mass made a copy of one. He examined the solder holding the copper end to the copper cylinder of the original and found that the solder was 60/40, just like today. He said that the battery could generate easily enough current to electroplate. German researcher Dr. Arne Eggebrecht has actually made a copy of the battery and gold electroplated several items. He believes that many of the gold items in museums are actually gold plated silver. Dr. Colin Fink, the inventor of the tungsten light, found out that the Egyptians knew how to electroplate antimony onto copper over 4300 years ago. This is a scabbard that he analyzed in 1933 that was plated using antimony sulfide. The inside chamber of this 4200 year old Temple of Hathor at Dendera has this stone cutting. Usually this is thought to be of a religious nature but if you look at the image as a historical image, the man is holding an electric gas discharge lamp. The hawk headed god Horus, the omnipresent overseer, presides over the scene. A wire comes out of the cathode into a box that the god Amun-Ra, hidden light, is sitting on supporting the lamp. The goddess Nehebka is also supporting the lamp. She is not affected by magic or fire. Between them is very definitely a high voltage anode. It makes sense that Nehebka and Amun-Ra are on either side of the anode, neither is affected by the magic of electricity. The "blue snake with the bite of death" is safely contained in the bottle, under control of man. I know, where did the vacuum and glass come from. In the pyramid at Dahshur, built by Snefru (c.2613-c.2498 BCE), there lies at the foundation a 35 ton slab of man made purple glass. Think on that for a while. http://www.tmeg.com/artifacts/elect/a_elect.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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