This question becomes even more intriguing when you start looking at these buildings through a geographical lense. Based on his bachelor thesis, Casimir will use geoarcheology and basic scientific scrutiny to disect some of the existing theories on ancient buildings and artifacts, and provide a few possible alternatives in the process. It might be technology unkonown to modern humans. What happened to the lost civilization?
During and after the lecture there will be time for questions. Casimir has knowledge of research methods used in geology and archeology. He has spent a lot if time researching the validity of both mainstream and alternative theories on ancient buildings and artifacts.
This can be an interesting evening for both enthousiasts and sceptics.
Legends and mysteries about the nature of the universe and the developement of mankind are subjected to a scientific framework.
A framework wich provides clarity, but also shows that there is mutch to discover about the true nature of mankind and the universe.
In every workshop there are clues that help with this exploration. Casimir is capable of explaining in both in English and Dutch.
Deze workshop is onderdeel van een reeks van 4 delen die in maart en april in Utopie worden gegeven.
Legendes en mysteries over de aard van het universum en de ontwikkeling van de mensheid worden onderworpen aan wetenschappelijke kaders.
Kaders die aan de ene kant helderheid bieden maar ook laten zien dat er nog veel te ontdekken is over de ware aard van mens en het universum.
In elke workshop zijn aanwijzingen te vinden die je helpen met deze ontdekkingsreis. Casimir kan zowel in het Nederlands als het Engels uitleg geven.
Part 2 takes place on Sunday April 7th.
The minimal donation to Stichting Utopie for taking part in this two day event is 15 euro. A higher donation will be appreciated.
