Short Summary
The principal investigator, David Swenson, received his PhD in
1975 from the University of Wisconsin and is now semi retired in the Phoenix
Arizona area. He has been involved in a multiplicity of different projects
which require problem-solving and outside the box thinking. This project will
be carried out to support the work of Brien Foerster, of Cusco Peru, who has been
involved in the study of ancient people and their associated megalithic
buildings. Samples of andesite stone
from Tiwanaku and Puma Punku that have come from the megaliths will be shipped from Peru. David will
photograph, measure and forward the samples to the PRIME laboratory at Purdue
University for analysis and dating of the stone based on beryllium-10 production
from cosmic rays by way of accelerator mass spectrometry. The purpose of this
campaign is to establish an approximate date for the quarrying and machining of
the megalithic structures in that region.
This project is important to determine if an ancient civilization
with advanced machining technology had produced the megalithic buildings
thousands of years before written history occurred. The fine work that was
carried out could not have been done by a primitive people using stone hammers
and copper chisels, because of the absolute precision of the stone.
Contributors to this project will be an important part of
determining the truth about our ancient history and our world that is not taught in schools or universities. The method used to determine the age is a
relatively new technology that has been well proven. It is capable of revealing
dates up to millions of years ago. It is time to shake loose the structured
thinking and lack of critical analysis of human history.
The information we obtain will be revealed to our supporters first, and
will be placed in the public domain.
What We Need & What You Get
We are
requesting a total of $4500 for this project. The investigators will not
receive any of the monies personally. Each sample that we send in will cost us
$1310 in charges from Purdue. This is a research project, but is not funded by the
National Science Foundation, therefore our expenses will be under the research column
(https://www.physics.purdue.edu/ams/rosetest/pri...). The breakdown for
these charges are listed below:
10Be only
|
Research
|
Crushing and grinding
|
130
|
Quartz separation and purification
|
375
|
Chemical preparation (BeO)
|
345
|
AMS measurement for Geo sample
|
460
|
Total:
|
1310
|
The funds
requested will be for three independent samples ($3930), Indiegogo administrative
fees ($315), sample shipping ($120) and videography costs for dissemination of
information ($135).
Since we are
running a very tight budget, the only perk we can promise donors to the campaign is that
they will learn the results of the study as soon as we get them from Purdue.
Thus, they will come out in three stages.
You will have the satisfaction of knowing that you have shaken paradigms
on human history.
If we fail to
meet our goal, we will test as many samples as we can with the funds, and seek
supplemental funding to bring us up to the nearest amount needed. If we achieve
more than the goal, we will continue to evaluate more samples.
The Impact
The impact of this study on human thinking will be dramatic. It
will help make sense of some of the ancient texts, including the Sumerian
writings and stories in the Bible. If there was a society with high technology
in prehistory, this may be an opportunity for us to begin to recapture or
perhaps reverse engineer that technology to improve the lives of everyone on
the planet.
David Swenson and Brien Foerster have had successful careers in
identifying anomalies, problems, inconsistencies and providing solutions and
answers. Successful application
of the techniques in this project will open the door to a clearer definition of
the ages of other megalithic buildings and structures, including the Easter
Island statues, the Pyramids, and other unusual buildings found around the
world.
Other Ways You Can Help
Some people can contribute money, but that doesn't mean they
cannot help. One way that would benefit us is to let all of your contacts on
your social networks know about this project.
Word-of-mouth can be a very powerful tool in obtaining funding.