522 reactions · 34 shares | Unveiling The Mystery Of The Sphinx Water Erosion  #history #sphinx #giza #ancientegypt #watererosion #geology | Anyextee | Facebook

The Sphinx isn’t just a mystery… it’s a geological problem. 👁️ 🌊 Dr. Robert Schoch’s research shows that massive water erosion shaped the Sphinx between 8,000–12,000 years ago. Geologists accept the evidence. Historians can’t. Because if the Sphinx was already standing back then… history books would have to be rewritten. 👉 Follow Ancient Spook for more forbidden history. #egypt #egyptian #sphinx #ancientdiscoveries #fblifestyle | Ancient Spook

The Great Sphinx doesn't really fit into our current historical timelines and we've even got scientific evidence to back it #interesting #theory #history #mystery #sphinx #ancientegypt #mindblown Disclaimer: For entertainment purposes only 😈 | Filip Zieba

Erosion patterns on the Sphinx don't lie. Overland water flow. Rising Nile floods. Geological evidence points to water—not wind, not sand. That means it predates the Sahara as we know it… So when did that happen? And who was there to carve it? We're not just missing a chapter of history—we’re missing the whole book. | The Randall Carlson

What if the Sphinx isn’t just old—but way older than we thought? Evidence of water erosion suggests a drastically different timeline, possibly linked to massive Nile flooding or ancient rainfall. If true, it rewrites everything we think we know about early civilization. Explore ancient mysteries! Comment 'Ancient' to join the adventure! See more from Randall: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRandallCarlson | Cosmic Summit