By: nTeleKy
Is there anything in all this that proves that the designers meant for these to be happening? I believe most of the information that would give us historical evidence of intention on the part of the...
View ArticleBy: Postroad
ah, me wrong. I had forgot about the rattlesnake, which makes a threatening sound when a potential enemy comes close to it....and yes, there are species in Mexico.
View ArticleBy: Joe in Australia
I don't expect a whole lot from a website calling itself "The Arrows of Truth", but this:It is quite notable that the 10-fold symmetry of the concentric circles reflects the 10% distance of Emain Macha...
View ArticleBy: achrise
Great Post. I spent some time reading and watching/listening to the links, and find it all very intriguing, but by inner skeptic is saying "unintended result" instead of "designed feature". Is there...
View ArticleBy: Kevin Street
Wow! I'm not sure what to think, but these links are really cool! Especially the "Watch it here" video. If the classical Greeks understood perspective well enough to taper the width of Doric columns,...
View ArticleBy: Mental Wimp
When Ms Wimp and I visited Chichen Itza we got to try this for ourselves. It is astounding. There was also a pelota court that would precisely double echo claps when you stood in a certain spot.
View ArticleBy: Postroad
Perhaps snakes in Mexico, at the time of the Mayans, differed from those I am familiar with, but the many I have seen and owned did not make sounds...
View ArticleBy: herbplarfegan
Yo.. I am entirely certain that the Mayans sent my car air freshener, through time, with interdimensional voodoo-- hear me out, man, hear me out.
View ArticleThe Soundscapes of Ancient Cultures
Historically, archaeologists have largely ignored acoustical science as a tool for archaeological discovery. This is changing with the advent of acoustic archaeology."Could the Maya have intentionally...
View ArticleBy: nTeleKy
A couple years ago I visited the Chavin de Huantar site up in the Andes in Peru. It was a religious/ceremonial center, and the tour guide said something fascinating. This is the same Chavin culture...
View ArticleBy: mule98J
Guitar players: binaural beats..... isn't this what happens when chiming one string on the 5th fret and another string on the 7th fret? When the strings are in tune, the oscillation disappears. Back in...
View ArticleBy: moonmilk
kozad, the effect you heard with the whistles is probably binaural beats. A pair of whistles really can create a low tone that only exists inside your head. I remember reading vaguely new-agey...
View ArticleBy: lewedswiver
A couple years ago I visited the Chavin de Huantar site up in the Andes in Peru. It was a religious/ceremonial center, and the tour guide said something fascinating. Apparently there were tunnels...
View ArticleBy: kozad
I'm having a hard time finding information on this via Google, but Peruvian Whistling Vessels are a trip. I used to get together with friends and use them. Five (or more) vessels produce high sounds,...
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