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Armando Mei

Armando Mei

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Armando Mei is an investigative journalist born in Turin in 1967. He worked in prominent Italian newspapers.  A self-trained Egyptologist, he worked on many research projects that were the seed for his book (italian version): "36.420 B.C - Le Piramidi Satellite ed il Codice Segreto" with a Preface by Ph.D. Lloyd Knutson (Entomologist-Scientist). In scientific terms, the book describes a revolutionary discovery about one of the possible functions of the Pyramids of Giza and provides a clearer meaning to the Papyrus of Turin (Royal Canon) with its long list of Gods which ruled Egypt since 36.000 BC. Along with Graham Hancock, Robert Bauval, Jean Paul Bauval, Robert Schoch, and Andrew Collins, he was speaker at the International Conference on Ancient Studies, Zayed University, Dubai in 2010.

He wrote several articles about the quests of Ancient Civilizations, specifically about their scientific knowledge.

In 2011, he published his second book (italian version): "Oltre le Nebbie del Tempo" in which he explains the discovery of the monument connected to Sirius; and in 2013, his third book (italian version): "La Porta del Cielo", he describes the alchemical process originated in the chambers of the Great Pyramid, inscribed in an ancient book “Rosarium Philosophorum”.

In 2012, he published two researches on the Pyramids of Visoko (Bosnia):

1) Astronomical correlation between monuments and the Arch of Orion, fixed in 36,420 BC;

2) Investigation on enigmatic stone found in Ravne Tunnel, reproducing an ancient astronomical map much more older than 100,000 years ago.

In October 2013, he co-authored with Semir Osmanagich, the book (italian version): "Visoko: La Scienza occulta delle Piramidi". The book tells about latest discoveries in the Bosnian Valley.

In his the latest book published in 2014, “Il Segreto degli Dèi”, he talks about the uncovering of the Original Project of Giza.

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Testimonials

"Armando Mei's new book on ancient Egyptian sacred science is a brilliant thesis and imperative addition to this complex and fascinating subject. It is full of new ideas and breakthroughs, and a 'must-have' for all who are attracted to this ancient and mysterious civilization".

 Robert Bauval, Author of The Orion Mystery

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Persuasive, captivating work and research, adding yet another important facet to this fascinating subject, highly readable”.

Jean Paul Bauval (Researcher)

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I met Armando Mei in Pescara, Italy during Conference on ancient civilizations. We had several nice conversations and he opened up. He was telling me about his ideas on connections between archaeological monuments on the Earth and star systems. I encouraged him to write about them. It took some time and finally he agreed to share his knowledge with the public. He has combined my research on Bosnian pyramids with his”.

Ph.D. Semir Osmanagich (Archaeologist)

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As an “18th - 19th century” style biologist whose research is the life - cycles - taxonomy -geographical distribution of flies, I have no credentials vis-à-vis the technical points of Armando Meis’s hypotheses. But his logic is persuasive. (And also, perhaps a complete outsider’s perception has some use in evaluating innovative scientific forays).  As a research leader in my discipline for the United States Dept. of Agriculture for half-a-century, I learned to recognize scientific explorers, pathfinders, trail-blazers,  those pursuing novel ideas, with passion. Earlier, my Professor at Cornell University warned me as I tried to work out the life-cycles of flies, “In science, expect the unexpected.” That is, keep your eyes and ears and wits open.  After many discussions about their studies with Armando, it seems to me that my Professor’s caution encapsulates the essence of their conclusions. They may be correct. They may be incorrect. But the trail on which they lead us is provoking”.

 Ph.D. Lloyd Knutson (Scientist-Entomologist)

 

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Dr. Mei

your theory is very convincing,  I have some questions.  This celestial alignment, how long did it lasted.  Is this the dates that they designed the placements of the structures? When they start to build or when they finished building.  

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