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Oh, oh, I'm going. Oh, yeah. Oh, This is Graham Hancock. You're listening to Earth Ancients with Cliff Dunning.

And how are you today?

Wow, hey, you know what?

It is the last Saturday in February.

Is that the, does that mean we're in a leave year at 27th here?

Okay, I don't know, but it's very interesting to consider.

Wow, okay, so this is an interesting week. We've had a lot of revelations. I posted an article I wrote, I think I wrote it about a week ago, well, yeah, about a week

ago, called Technology ofican science and it's based on the Feather Serpent Temple in Mexico.

It's part of the major complex that we just don't know about this complex, how it was built, who actually engineered the complex itself,

but to But to Tio Tewa Khan, which is the ancient city south of Mexico City. I have not been there yet. I'm planning on going but I

studied most of the pyramids and I've been particularly interested in the feather pyramid, the feather serpent pyramid which is in the far end,

east of the main pyramid, the pyramid of the sun, which is next to the pyramid of the Sun which is next to pyramid of the moon but it's funny because if you study

the Aztecs the Aztecs called the Teococan birthplace of the gods.

That's what Teococan means, birthplace of the gods.

And I believe that most of the archaeological evidence of mass ritualistic

killing and things like that or the bones that was of a people probably the

Aztecs who came thousands of years after the

builders of this great place had left what's specifically of interest in this article is that the

mechanics of the pyramid now the more and more we study pyramids,

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