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The Revelation of the Pyramids 2010

“The Discovery that Changed the World.”

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What is The Revelation of the Pyramids?

The Revelation of the Pyramids is a 2010 documentary directed by Patrice Pooyard that examines the longstanding fascination with the Great Pyramids. The film presents the director’s six‑

Type
Film
Year
2010
Status
Released
Runtime
102 minutes
Release date
Feb 10, 2010
Original language
FR
Origin
France
Studios
Wild Bunch
Genres
Documentary, History, Mystery
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The Revelation of the Pyramids is a 2010 documentary directed by Patrice Pooyard that examines the longstanding fascination with the Great Pyramids. The film presents the director’s six‑

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“Ancient pyramids hold secrets that could reshape our understanding of history.”

Reasons to watch
  • Explores global pyramid sites with scientific interviews
  • Challenges mainstream archaeological views
  • Visually stunning journey across ancient sites
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  • Contains unverified speculative theories
  • May mislead viewers on historical consensus

You're curious about alternative theories on ancient civilizations.

Suitable for open-minded viewers interested in speculative history.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this film based on proven science?

The film presents speculative theories and interpretations, not universally accepted science.

Where was the film shot?

The film covers locations including Egypt, Mexico, China, and Peru.

Who directed this film?

Patrice Pooyard directed and produced the documentary.

Is the film still available online?

It was widely available until being removed from major platforms like YouTube.

Does it propose new dates for the pyramids?

It questions traditional timelines but doesn't offer concrete alternative datings.